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Friday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey
Zell Millers sad trajectory
Sidney Blumenthal
From populist to Philip Morris lobbyist to shrill convention punch line.
Oil, guns and money
Matthew Yeomans
What's really behind the recent redeployment of U.S. military forces? Making sure no one messes with American access to global energy resources. An excerpt from "Oil: Anatomy of an Industry."
Rudy’s unlikely story
Eric Boehlert
The convention goes to Zell
Geraldine Sealey
“You will have a fellow veteran in the White House”
Salon Staff
John Kerry promises America's soldiers that he will "lead an America where the benefits of American life are available to all who risked their lives defending it."
The passion of the Rudy
Tim Grieve
The GOP's Monday night moderates try to fire up the convention's far-right true believers. But Michael Moore is more successful.
Mega-dittos, Mr. President
Geraldine Sealey
Simmering disagreements
Simon Tisdall
Tony Blair is unlikely to be Bush's best buddy in a second term -- unless the president changes course on foreign policy and other sticky issues.
“Let’s turn a corner, any corner”
Joyce McGreevy
An exclusive look at George W. Bush's nomination speech.
Friday’s must-reads
Farhad Manjoo
Please, not again
Jonathan Steele
U.S. claims about Iran's nuclear program sound eerily familiar, but Britain should refuse to go to war this time.
No gold for George
Tim Grieve
Tuesday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey
November surprise?
James K. Galbraith
George W. Bush is haunted by the ghost of Jimmy Carter in 1980.
Elusive Osama
Laura Miller
Bush can't find him. Pundits can't define him. Now a new book tries to pin down America's most wanted.
RSVP not required
Michael White
Tony Blair's planned invitation to Iraqi prime minister Ayad Allawi to Labour conference is dropped.
The whole world is watching
Michelle Goldberg
If militants violently disrupt the GOP convention, it could be Chicago 1968 redux -- and Christmas in August for the Bush campaign.
Subcontracting the hunt for bin Laden
Husain Haqqani
The twisted relationship between the Bush administration and Pakistan's military regime, driven by a mutual desire for survival, is undermining the war on terror.
“Checkpoint” by Nicholson Baker
Charles Taylor
This hot-button novel isn't bad because it's about a plot to kill Bush. It's bad because it can't face the real, understandable rage that can drive rational people to think the unthinkable.
Monday’s Must Reads
Tim Grieve
Red alert
Dale Davis
The Bush administration has a dangerous pattern of exposing intelligence operations for political gain, and that's undermining its war on terrorism.
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