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Dan Rather stands by his story Dan Rather stands by his story
His lawsuit will attempt to show that CBS tried to suppress the report on Bush's National Guard Service and the Abu Ghraib abuses.
Bush: "We're going forward" Bush: "We're going forward"
And other highlights/lowlights from the president's interview with "60 MInutes."
Our kind of celebrity Our kind of celebrity
Felicity Huffman doesn't play along with "60 Minutes'" Stahl.
Do you have to be crazy to criticize Bush? Do you have to be crazy to criticize Bush?
Fox's Chris Wallace says his father has "lost it."
The good old days of the press The good old days of the press
Mike Wallace says he has a question for George W. Bush.
Who killed Dan Rather? Who killed Dan Rather?
Bloggers are claiming their first scalp. But the old media isn't dead yet -- and the new media can never replace it.
Behind the firings at CBS
An independent investigation reveals that the team that produced the Bush National Guard story made shocking, rudimentary mistakes.
Iraq explosives story detonates under Bush campaign
How team Bush has bungled the al-Qaqaa controversy -- with a new "60 Minutes" blockbuster coming on Sunday.
The Cowardly Broadcasting System The Cowardly Broadcasting System
CBS cravenly killed a "60 Minutes" segment about Bush's deceptive case for invading Iraq. What did it contain that was too much for voters to see?
Ben Barnes to break silence on "60 Minutes" Ben Barnes to break silence on "60 Minutes"
The Republican campaign gets ready for shock waves, as the former Texas official who says he pulled strings to get George W. Bush into the Air National Guard finally goes public.
Condoleezza Rice's bad week Condoleezza Rice's bad week
Bush's national security advisor dodged the 9/11 commission, but she can't evade its judgment.
William Safire, minister of disinformation
The New York Times runs corrections when reporters get a middle initial wrong. So why does its conservative columnist get away with glaring errors that shape world affairs?
Al, we hardly knew ye
On "Saturday Night Live," Gore finally seems human. Sunday on "60 Minutes" he proves it, and pulls out of the 2004 race.
Is Ken Griffey Jr. past his prime? Is Ken Griffey Jr. past his prime?
His slipping stats raise questions about whether he's really baseball's best. Plus: Remembering Willie Stargell, who let us know the sheer joy of being a big-league ballplayer.
Blue Glow
Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Sept. 29-Oct. 1, 2000
Gobsmacked II
Rupert Everett muses on transubstantiation; Trevor-Rees Jones dabbles in exploitation; Julia Roberts half-naked before the nation. We're gobsmacked!
My generation sucks!
Help! I'm suffering from genvy: The acute envy of one generation for another.
Retiring line
After 33 years of throwing punches, William F. Buckley Jr. hangs it up.
"The Insider"
An actionless thriller about a solved mystery somehow emerges as one of the best films of the year.
Not just blowing smoke
"60 Minutes" producer Lowell Bergman reveals the real story behind "The Insider."
All the corporations' men
"The Insider" director Michael Mann talks about corporate morality, muckraking and the drama of making real-life decisions.
The outsider
Mike Wallace could've been my mentor. Where did I go wrong?
Democracy on life support
The cynical Starr hearings were to their Watergate precursors as Jack Kevorkian is to Mother Teresa.
21st Log: Online petitions duel
Clinton's silvery web of words
President Clinton did not give the inspiring speech many had fantasized he would give, but teased us and left us hanging once again.
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