Iraq War

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  • The Bush and Blair show

    The president has the reputation for straight talk, but it's his British ally who actually delivers it.
    By Jake Tapper March 27, 2003

  • The war divides New York

    From burned-baby posters to die-ins at Tiffany's, direct action brings the hostilities home. But many New Yorkers vent their frustrations at the protesters.
    By Michelle Goldberg March 27, 2003

  • Sticker shock -- and awe

    The White House and Pentagon insist they didn't try to sell us a quick and easy war. Then, on Tuesday, they did it again.
    By Jake Tapper March 26, 2003

  • Make wanderlust, not war

    Americans should stop listening to the fear-mongers and travel overseas. It's the best way to start bringing the U.S. back into the world community.
    By Jeff Greenwald March 26, 2003

  • The war in the dark

    In the north, the Kurds watch the Turks and wait for a decisive U.S. strike against Iraqi forces -- and meanwhile hold their fire.
    By Phillip Robertson March 26, 2003

  • "The New Iraq" by Joseph Braude

    A slick Iraqi-American business consultant, full of hip chatter and bogus expertise, stands ready to lead an army of global capital into the "emerging market" of his ancestral homeland.
    By Laura Miller March 26, 2003

  • Bush's colonialist agenda

    If the United States fails to unearth weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, imperial designs will stand exposed as the true cause of war.
    By Robert Scheer March 26, 2003

  • "Shut your mouth"

    As radio giants censor antiwar musicians, TV networks bully pro-peace actors, and Attorney General John Ashcroft prepares a new assault on civil liberties, a climate of intimidation creeps over America.
    By Tim Grieve March 25, 2003

  • The undead

    U.S. and British officials keep insisting that Iraqi TV images of Saddam and his top cohorts are fake. But reports of their demise seem premature.
    By Jake Tapper March 25, 2003

  • Is the CIA spamming Iraqi generals?

    It's the latest in high-tech psychological warfare: E-mail and voice-mail invitations to surrender. But so far there are few signs that the strategy is working.
    By Farhad Manjoo March 25, 2003

  • The billboard Bush can't see

    In Crawford, Texas, near the president's home on the range, discouraging words about the war can't be heard.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski March 25, 2003

  • Calling Baghdad

    An Iraqi-American woman talks to her family about life during "shock and awe."
    March 25, 2003

  • No dead bunnies, no dead soldiers

    A Florida Web-hosting company pulls the plug on a site that dared to show graphic images of war.
    By Tim Grieve March 25, 2003

  • "What will this nation be in years to come?"

    A historian foresees a United States that crushes opposition around the world and tolerates little dissent at home.
    By Andrew O'Hehir March 24, 2003

  • Basketball is hell

    War metaphors are only natural in sports, which always mimic war, and sometimes distract us from it.
    By King Kaufman March 24, 2003

  • The world press on the war

    British cameraman who survived allied tank fire thinks slain Iraqi troops were trying to surrender.
    Compiled by Laura McClure March 24, 2003

  • The real face of war

    The pictures of killed and captured American troops reveal the dreadful truth about war -- one the docile "embedded" press corps won't touch.
    By Neal Gabler March 24, 2003

  • Why are these people smiling?

    With war underway, and a Bush victory a possibility, the antiwar movement appears to be in denial about its future influence.
    By Michelle Goldberg March 23, 2003

  • Won't get fooled again

    A day after antiwar "anarchy" shut down city streets, San Francisco cops keep a tight rein on smaller but still angry crowds.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski March 22, 2003

  • The Arab street explodes

    The U.S. war with Iraq is interpreted as an attack on Islam and Arabs, as violent protests erupt around the world.
    By Michelle Goldberg March 22, 2003

  • All hell breaks loose in Cairo

    Demonstrators riot and try to close the U.S. Embassy in a country where protest has been mostly banned for 20 years. Hosni Mubarak has to hope the war ends soon.
    By Issandr El Amrani March 22, 2003

  • "A-Day" (that will live in infamy)

    Baghdad's in flames and the "embedded" media troops invade Iraq, anxious to share the thrill of war with couch-bound civilians back home. Meanwhile, one Illinois family gets that awful knock on the door.
    By Heather Havrilesky March 22, 2003

  • Bush is an idiot, but he was right about Saddam

    Paul Berman, one of the most provocative thinkers on the left, has a message for the antiwar movement: Stop marching and start fighting to spread liberal values in the Middle East.
    By Suzy Hansen March 22, 2003

  • War of words

    Sydney Herald reporter on U.S.-Iraq battle: "More like a massacre than a fight." Plus other news from the international press.
    Compiled by Laura McClure March 22, 2003

  • Playing with Saddam's mind

    An expert in psychological operations sees the U.S. engaged in an elaborate effort to collapse the will of the Iraqi regime. And the media are a tool.
    By Eric Boehlert March 21, 2003
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