Different hero, different war John McCain's first wife won't say a harsh word about the man who dumped her. Is she a spineless wimp or a quiet hero?
Jennifer Foote Sweeney [March 5, 2000]

Death of a David.com Even free publicity in the New York Times, which portrayed a tiny Amazon.com competitor busily "Killing Goliath.com," couldn't save bookseller Positively-You.com.
Scott Rosenberg [March 2, 2000]

Brother knows best Dave Eggers talks, with some reluctance, about the staggering work of being a genius parent.
Amy Benfer [February 21, 2000]

Dave Kehr is going to CitySearch One of the country's best film critics is headed for the Web.
Sean Elder [January 20, 2000]

Whose vast conspiracy is it, anyway? There was a plot to get President Clinton, argues Jeffrey Toobin. It just wasn't the one you think.
Gary Kamiya [January 18, 2000]

Seymour Hersh The man who broke the story of Vietnam's My Lai massacre is still the hardest-working muckraker in the journalism business.
David Rubien [January 17, 2000]

"In Glory's Shadow: Shannon Faulkner, the Citadel and a Changing America" by Catherine S. Manegold The reporter who covered the story for the New York Times sheds new light on Faulkner's feminist victory and personal defeat.
Janice P. Nimura [January 13, 2000]

The Net on AOL's Time Warner deal Will the new colossus change the Internet for better or worse?
Janelle Brown, Damien Cave and Lydia Lee [January 10, 2000]

The family guy Bud Paxson and his company, which owns more TV stations than any other in the country, normally fly below the major media radar. That's changed, thanks to Sen. John McCain.
Sean Elder [January 7, 2000]

Village Voice sold The New York paper that was once the lone wolf of alternative journalism has become the crown jewel in a nascent media empire.
Sean Elder [January 4, 2000]

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