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  • Traitor in chief

    Clinton has not only dismantled our national defense, he has given away our military advantages to enemies all too willing to destroy us.
    By David Horowitz May 28, 1999

  • Joan Chen: Guerrilla director

    The actress talks about the filming of her directorial debut, "Xiu Xiu," under a shadow of Chinese governmental disapproval.
    By Michael Sragow May 27, 1999

  • The skeleton in the GOP's China closet

    The GOP's spy scandal: How the Los Alamos-China connection occurred on Bush/Reagan's watch.
    By Joe Conason March 23, 1999

  • A new racial era for San Francisco schools

    A court settlement ending the city's 16-year experiment in desegregation marks acceptance of California's new racial realities.
    By Joan Walsh February 18, 1999

  • Sex and fate in Macau

    Inspired by a sidewalk fortuneteller, Rolf Potts tries his luck at an erotic cabaret in this Portuguese colony, which will soon be transferred to Chinese rule.
    By Rolf Potts January 20, 1999

  • Beijing's Backingham Palace

    From back rubs to bowling to B-movies, this Chinese spa has it all.
    By Mary Elizabeth Williams January 14, 1999

  • 21st Log: Brief reports and tidbits from the info-sphere.

    Prank takes down anti-impeachment site; Id's Carmack loves, hates the Mac; The truth about Chinese movie-title translations; Haiku error messages surface in Microsoft courtroom!
    By Salon Tech Writers January 11, 1999

  • Is one enough?

    Will China's generation without siblings break away from the one-child rule?
    By Vivienne Walt November 11, 1998

  • Chasing rickshaws

    Images and impressions of people-powered transport in 12 Asian cities. Text by Tony Wheeler. Photographs by Richard I' Anson.
    By Tony Wheeler October 22, 1998

  • Mulan through the looking glass

    For young Asian-American women, Disney's new heroine Mulan is no mirror image, but at least she casts back a reflection.
    By Katherine Kim and Andrea Quong July 7, 1998

  • Yankee, go home!

    Michaela Griffin reports that being an American expatriate in Beijing was great -- until the president decided to visit.
    By Michaela Griffin July 2, 1998

  • Jazz swings into Beijing

    Dan Ouellette reports from the fifth Beijing International Jazz Festival on how jazz is swinging its way into Chinese culture
    By Dan Ouellette July 1, 1998

  • The "pornographic" Chinese opera

    In China, despite currents of change, the deep despotism of the centuries is never far below the calm surface waters.
    By Loren Jenkins June 26, 1998

  • Behind the rhetoric

    Jonathan Broder interviews former China ambassador James Lilley about the stategic issues that bind China and the U.S.
    By Jonathan Broder June 26, 1998

  • Cap in hand

    President Clinton goes to China, a country the U.S. needs more than ever.
    By Jonathan Broder June 19, 1998

  • Honor thy daughter

    Honor thy daughter. Mulan, Disney's first truly heroic female protagonist, battles Huns and gender stereotypes with equal valor.
    By Jenn Shreve June 19, 1998

  • Special Report: Clinton administration failed to monitor China's use of missile-technology exports

    A special Salon report reveals that the Clinton administration failed to monitor China's use of U.S. missile technology exports, while ignoring the Pentagon's dire warnings.
    By Murray Waas May 29, 1998

  • Newt to the rescue

    NOW THAT THE SPEAKER IS MAKING LOUD NOISES, PERHAPS THE WHITE HOUSE'S HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS WON'T BE SO EASY TO COVER UP.
    By David Horowitz May 18, 1998

  • Indian roulette

    A veteran correspondent in India says that politics and frustrated nationalism together prompted the government to explode nuclear weapons.
    By Jonathan Broder May 14, 1998

  • Into the heart of China

    On summer vacation, Joshua Cohen and a fellow English teacher based in Hunan venture into the rural north to visit their star student -- and get a glimpse of rural realities.
    By Joshua Cohen May 12, 1998

  • Stranded!

    In Mondo Weirdo, Wanderlust readers describe their most memorable adventures -- and misadventures. This week's featured subjects: Readers describe their adventures getting stranded on the Thai isle of Koh Samui and in the wastes of western China.
    By Joe Tortomasi May 1, 1998

  • Night of the living roaches

    Christian McIntosh describes an unforgettable introduction to Beijing -- the night of the living roaches.
    By Christian McIntosh April 16, 1998

  • The Chinese friend

    Chris Taylor poignantly describes a bus tour in China, where fate brings him together with a local misfit.
    By Chris Taylor April 6, 1998

  • First descent

    Steve Van Beek on rafting a wild whitewater river in China -- where no human has ever been before.
    By Steve Van Beek January 20, 1998

  • Let a hundred modems bloom

    Let a hundred modems bloom: By Andrew Leonard. As the Net grows in China, the authorities keep looking for ways to control it.
    By Andrew Leonard January 14, 1998
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