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In its unjustified rush to war, the Bush administration wants Americans to apply ample amounts of duct tape over their eyes, ears, and mouths.

Our readers talk back.

Sonic Youthman Lee Ranaldo speaks.

For the time being, SH 45 South is off the table.

Flying accusations about deception and intimidation make for two very controversial primary races.

America craves campaign finance reform, GM buys its version of history, and a corporate butthead gets ousted.

The Blue Genie boys -- those whimsical artists responsible for the armadillo-festooned entrance to Threadgill's World Headquarters, the guitar gal atop Fran's Hamburgers, and other mini-landmarks around Austin -- have been fun for the people who see them and fun for the people who made them. Making giant panels for the new Texas State History Museum, though, was a bit more than just that.

A reprint of an Austin Chronicle Q&A from 1982 with U2's Bono Hewson and Adam Clayton.

Cows Go High Tech; Sweet Smell of Poison

Stand-up comic Eddie Gossling is not your president today, and he has a lot of people to blame for it. Here is his first-hand account of his weeklong campaign for the White House.

Chronicle Election Coverage

Reflecting on Alternatives

Ray Lewis may not have committed murder, but he's hardly the wronged innocent that the media are now making him out to be.

The music of Tony Fruscella reminds us that art is about an unending attempt to give what we can, where we can, to whom we can.

Ken rants about moving under the Congress Ave. bridge.

Buckminster Fuller believed pieces of things could be combined in new ways to create a powerful new dynamic. Now, playwright Alice Wilson is combining her words with Bucky's life for a dynamic new solo show. Wayne Alan Brenner gets the story.

SUVs are not sluggish, the Internet is not homogenous, and roads are not decongestants.

A profile of Brazilian superstar Gilberto Gil.

Single-Member Debate

One Family's Plight

The Sweet Science

Jammin' To the Oldies

Home Is Where the Tax Credits Are

Letters at 3 AM

VanScoy on Wrong Track

Do the Right Thing