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  • Shock and awe -- revised!

    This time, there's enough for everyone.
  • Blair: "Mistakes will be made"

    In an article written for the Arab press, Prime Minister Tony Blair explains why the U.K. is "reluctantly undertaking" this war despite the loss of lives.
  • Preemptive strikes

    Bush and Rummy lose their starring roles -- and so do I.
  • The world press on the war

    Inside a fetid Iraqi torture chamber, the BBC discovers the discarded identity cards of dozens of men.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    The Pentagon appears to back an Iraqi expat once convicted of embezzlement and theft to lead the post-Saddam government. But at least one prominent neocon has voiced doubts about Ahmed Chalabi.
  • Kucinich: "Stop this war now"

    In a speech to the House, Democratic presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich urges representatives to "rescue this nation from a war that is wrong."
  • Briefing for a descent into hell

    A wide-eyed extraterrestrial is instructed about how a man named Bush became the most powerful leader on Earth -- and how he led the planet into chaos.
  • Letters

    A Canadian reader weighs in on Salon's war coverage. Plus: Responses to "'A Million Mogadishus,'" by Andrew Sullivan.
  • Redefining "terror"

    In the propaganda war, Iraqi civilian deaths are either "terrorist tactics" or "collateral damage" -- depending on who caused them.
  • Corporate America's "most wanted"

    A roundup of the slimiest offenders on Wall Street.
  • Rebuilding Iraq

    American officials are squabbling over how to put post-Saddam Iraq back together again. The fate of the entire region may rest on whether they get it right.
  • The world press on the war

    Rumsfeld tells Powell that he, not the secretary of state, will be in charge of postwar Iraq.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    Donald Rumsfeld seems furious about attacks on the war plan in Iraq. But he never hesitated to criticize the Clinton administration's war in Kosovo.
  • The world press on the war

    "It was insane ... I don't care if they nuke that bloody city": A harrowing report on the messy streetfighting in Nasiriya.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    Peter Arnett is arrogant, not anti-American. Plus: Ex-New York Mayor Ed Koch's casual disregard for Arab lives.
  • The world press on the war

    The Israel paper Haaretz reports that thousands of Arab volunteers are pouring across the Syrian border into northern Iraq to fight.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    For Bush, the most damaging comments about the war are coming from members of his own administration.
  • "A million Mogadishus"

    Those antiwar leftists who equate Bush with Saddam and cheer U.S. military setbacks bring moral squalor to their cause.
  • "Cakewalk"

    Bush administration officials and their hawkish supporters now say they never promised an easy war -- but the record shows otherwise.
  • Letter to Afghanistan

    Dear oppressed people, congratulations on your liberation!
  • The world press on the war

    A senior editor for aljazeera.net says his station is a threat to American media control -- and blames the Pentagon for shutting down the site.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    Perle's whiny resignation to Rumsfeld. Plus: A hawk on why "we love war."
  • Bush's human rights hypocrisy

    An Amnesty International report slams the U.S. for insisting that the Geneva Conventions apply in Iraq, but not in Guantanamo.
  • The world press on the war

    Destroying Iraqi civilians in the name of liberating them is an obscenity, one U.K. newspaper says.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    Daniel Patrick Moynihan did something few politicians are capable of doing: He thought for himself.
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