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  • Time for the media to fess up

    Journalists like Evan Thomas now admit the Clinton scandals were bogus. When will they admit they played along?
  • Some free advice for Obama

    The Clintons' personal and financial affairs have already been investigated ad nauseam. He should focus on answering any serious questions raised about his own.
  • The qualms before the storm

    How might Clinton and Obama handle the Oval Office? On the eve of Super Tuesday, what we still don't know could come back to haunt us.
  • The Bush administration's ties to Blackwater

    Blamed in the deaths of Iraqi civilians, the private security firm has long ties to the White House and prominent Republicans, including Ken Starr.
  • Blackwater and "Magic"

    On a day when Republicans are embracing mercenaries who kill civilians as "our team," Bruce Springsteen releases another great album, and that's one for our team.
  • Will the real Hillary please stand up?

    Two new bios purport to unmask Hillary Clinton. Yet they offer few new insights and repeat tired clichés about the senator and her husband.
  • Coretta and Hillary, not yet free

    Both women got under men's skins in a peculiar way. And sadly, both of their legacies are likely to be marred by the actions of their husbands.
  • Libby's secret defense fund

    How much of the money given to Cheney's former aide will come from Halliburton et al.? The public now has no way to know.
  • Fitzgerald is no Ken Starr

    The same pundits who are absurdly smearing Fitzgerald as a partisan zealot were notably silent during the Whitewater disgrace.
  • Clinton to ABC News: It's payback time

    The former president chastises Peter Jennings for ABC's "sleazy" coverage of Whitewater -- and he's right.
  • Right Hook

    Novak, Norquist and Lowry lead the Clinton-bashing revival; Limbaugh lies about the 9/11 report. Plus: Torture at Abu Ghraib is just fine with Trent Lott.
  • Still smiting Slick Willie

    The New York Times continues its decade of Clinton bashing by trashing his memoirs. And it still won't fess up on Whitewater.
  • The hunt is on

    The anti-Clinton slime machine is back -- and this time its mud pies are aimed at John Kerry.
  • The partisan "mastermind" in charge of Bush's intel probe

    Whenever there's a vast right-wing conspiracy, Judge Laurence Silberman keeps turning up.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    Former Whitewater crank L. Jean Lewis will soon be in charge of preventing Pentagon corruption, and Democrats should be raising hell.
  • George Bush's Terminator problem

    Arnold Schwarzenegger may be the GOP's best shot yet at a California comeback. But his playboy ways and pro-choice politics make him anathema to the president's allies on the Christian right.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    When the Wall Street Journal embraces Howard Dean, what does it really mean? Plus: Washington, madness and the Clinton years.
  • Mystery marriage

    Hillary's new book is sparking another round of that favorite national pastime -- solve the puzzle of the Clinton union. Here's one clue: Loyalty between a man and a woman is not always the same as sexual fidelity.
  • A president worth fighting for

    Sidney Blumenthal talks about his new tell-all Clinton memoir, the New York Times scandal bigger than Jayson Blair, why liberals shouldn't run from Fox News, and how Democrats can beat the Bushes.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    Michael Isikoff loses his cool, and pays backhanded tribute to Sid Blumenthal in his review of "The Clinton Wars."
  • Roasted in their own bonfires

    After the pornographic Starr Report, the sexual hypocrisy of the GOP witch hunters comes back to haunt them, as Salon exposes Henry Hyde. Part 3 of "The Clinton Wars."
  • Ken Starr's media minions

    In Part 2 of "The Clinton Wars," the prim independent counsel grows obsessed with the president's sex life and cultivates an "army of spies" within the press
  • Where's the media mea culpa?

    Though the final Whitewater report clearly shows the Clintons were innocent, the New York Times and Washington Post arrogantly refuse to admit they were wrong.
  • The end of the $73 million witch hunt

    Independent counsel Robert Ray's final Whitewater report confirms what was clear from the start -- Bill and Hillary Clinton were innocent.
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