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  • Roman's holiday

    Why the Oscar audience was right to boo Michael Moore -- and applaud for Roman Polanski.
  • Having your souffle and eating it too

    Today's new breed of public servants prefers to cash in while still stalking the halls of power.
  • More than sodomy

    The Supreme Court is hearing a case challenging a Texas law against "homosexual conduct," but the real issue is whether the government can regulate private lives in the first place.
  • 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.
  • The world press on the war

    If Basra fights, Baghdad may too.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    Will the Senate investigate top hawk Richard Perle's questionable conduct at the Defense Policy Board?
  • The world press on the war

    "If it weren't for the liberal press, we might have taken Baghdad last time," says one U.S sergeant in Iraq. Plus other statements not quoted in American mainstream media.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    Rumsfeld and the other suits didn't listen to the military men before launching this war. And critics are now wondering if that may prove a tragic mistake.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    For the U.S. military, this war -- a "cakewalk" according to ultrahawks -- is turning into a minefield.
  • The world press on the war

    British cameraman who survived allied tank fire thinks slain Iraqi troops were trying to surrender.
  • 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.
  • Judgment day

    In morally evaluating the U.S. assault on Iraq, hawks and doves alike must consider not only the Iraqi girl torn apart by an errant shell fragment, but the grandmother greeting American soldiers with tears of joy.
  • 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.
  • Your updated language kit

    Has the war made you lose your appetite for turkey? Have some independence bird instead.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    A conservative columnist compares Bush to Hitler. Plus: Neocons herald the next phase of the war -- Down with the U.N.!
  • Letters

    Readers respond to "See No Evil," by Edward W. Lempinen.
  • The world on the war

    How the international press views the attack on Iraq.
  • War of words

    What the international press and other voices are saying about the attack against Iraq.
  • A for-profit Marshall Plan

    Corporate America has already divvied up the post-Saddam spoils.
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    Another theory on why they tried to smoke out Saddam. Plus: The Pentagon might have withheld information from the U.N. inspectors.
  • Take this war and love it

    Iraqi exiles see a U.S. invasion as something to celebrate, not protest.
  • A higher threshold for war

    In a resignation speech to the British Parliament, Robin Cook said that "history will be astonished at the diplomatic miscalculations" over Iraq -- and earned an unprecedented standing ovation.
  • See no evil

    Progressives have lots of arguments against the war on Iraq -- some of them compelling. But why aren't they burning to free Saddam's oppressed masses?
  • Joe Conason's Journal

    Tom DeLay and Page Six join the White House in demonizing dissenters. Plus: The big think tank most aggressively attacking the administration on Iraq is on the right.
  • Letters

    Readers respond to "An Open Letter to Ralph Nader Voters," by Charles Taylor.
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