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Iraq war leaks: No U.S. investigation of many abuses
Raphael G. Satter, Michael Weissenstein
WikiLeaks report suggests U.S. failed to investigate evidence that Iraqi forces tortured, killed captives
Dem repeatedly attacked for being of Arab descent
Justin Elliott
Three negative ads have highlighted the ethnicity of a longtime Arab-American congressman, sparking little outrage
Anti-gay activist on Joe Miller’s payroll
Justin Elliott
The Alaska Republican paid a man who is known for flying banners advertising HopeForHomosexuals site at gay events
WikiLeaks near release of U.S. war documents
Pauline Jelinek, Raphael G. Satter
NATO chief says leak would create "a very unfortunate situation"
The “culture of poverty” myth returns
Alyssa Battistoni
Poverty may have cultural effects, but make no mistake: Poverty itself has everything to do with economic trends
The real danger from NPR’s firing of Juan Williams
Glenn Greenwald
Above all else, the mythology of Muslim as Scary Menace must be preserved
Pick of the week: “Down Terrace”
Andrew O'Hehir
Kitchen-sink realism meets the Coen brothers in a bleak, hilarious and original British crime-family drama
Juan Williams still doesn’t get it, is rich anyway
Alex Pareene
Fox gives the former NPR analyst, who still refuses to acknowledge any prejudice, a multimillion-dollar new deal
Secret memo displays corporate and media tentacles of the Kochtopus
Joe Conason
Fresh evidence of the New York billionaires' midterm campaign implicates journalists as well as fat cats
GOP members urge Joe Miller to stop hiding from the press
Justin Elliott
40 Alaska Republicans, including some tied to Lisa Murkowski, ask the Senate candidate to talk about his past
Yale frat boy responds to Salon readers
Tracy Clark-Flory
A member of Delta Kappa Epsilon addresses criticism following his anonymous interview about "rape chant" scandal
Fearing rout, Obama, Dems reach to female voters
Darlene Superville, Liz Sidoti
Women likely to vote now split fairly evenly between the two parties, but a lot remain undecided
A transparent trick, not a dirty one
Adam Hanft
What the yanked Nevada "Don't Vote" ad can tell us about the GOP's relationship with Latinos
U.S. man heads home after 2 years in Iranian prison
Associated Press
The businessman had been jailed on allegations that he passed $200 to someone suspected of links to a rebel group
Yale frat boy talks about “thoughtless and hurtful joke”
Tracy Clark-Flory
A member of Delta Kappa Epsilon, which led pledges in a chant about rape, opens up to Salon about the scandal
Right-wing publisher rehabilitates Lindbergh
Justin Elliott
A new book argues that Charles Lindbergh was not an anti-Semite, but rather a victim of smears by FDR and the left
NPR fires Juan Williams for anti-Muslim bigotry
Glenn Greenwald
The glaring double standard in our political discourse suffers a serious and long overdue blow
Wednesday link dump: Koch party
Alex Pareene
The GOP plans to take on the EPA, a billionaires' retreat, and plaintive Tweets from Rick Sanchez
Texas businessman gives $7M to Rove-tied group
Justin Elliott
Construction mogul and longtime GOP donor Bob Perry makes record contribution to conservative American Crossroads
Meet the “stiletto stoners”
Tracy Clark-Flory
Activists are promoting the image of sophisticated female pot-heads in their push to legalize marijuana
Texas millionaire gives $7 million to GOP group
Jim Kuhnhenn
Former Swift Boat financier helps American Crossroads raise total of $15 million over 43 days for candidates
Jon Meacham joining Random House
Associated Press
Former Newsweek editor leaves the magazine world to publish nonfiction books
Bank of America’s big, bad mortgage problem
Andrew Leonard
Government failed to punish banks for their bad loans. Maybe high-paid securities lawyers will be more successful
NAACP blasts Tea Party for extremist ties
Justin Elliott
In a new report, the NAACP explores Tea Partiers' relationships with "racist hate groups"
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