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Is Israel repeating mistakes of the past?
Yassin Musharbash
Israel has promised a "war to the bitter end." Yet history shows that battling an organization like Hamas is almost futile.
Cynthia McKinney’s Israeli adventure
Alex Koppelman
What was the former congresswoman doing on a boat that got in a confrontation with the Israeli navy?
George Washington’s warnings and U.S. policy towards Israel
Glenn Greenwald
Americans overwhelmingly want the U.S. to take no sides in the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Why is that view not just disregarded, but made into a taboo?
Marty Peretz and the American political consensus on Israel
Glenn Greenwald
The New Republic Editor-in-Chief expresses anti-Arab hatred in the starkest terms possible, but are his policy views towards Israel any different from the standard American position?
The year the small screen fell flat
Heather Havrilesky
Lackluster pilots, slumping sophomore shows and the devolution of the serial drama. The golden age of TV suddenly looked tarnished in 2008.
It’s a seafood-couscous Christmas!
Andrew O'Hehir
Vivid Arab-French immigrant yarn "Secret of the Grain" is a near-masterpiece; fascinating Brecht documentary "Theater of War" describes one.
Bush pardons 19
Alex Koppelman
So far, there have been no big names among the pardons and commutations issued by the lame duck president.
Health for hard times
Rahul Parikh
A recession is good for our health, argues a current study making the media rounds. It needs a second opinion.
Warren’s statement on invocation flap
Thomas Schaller
The Saddelback pastor releases 3-graph statement about controversy surrounding his selection.
How new is Obama’s New Politics?
Glenn Greenwald
Many Obama supporters claim that including, accommodating and compromising with the right will create post-partisan harmony. When have Democrats not done that?
I think my husband likes his woman friend better than me
Cary Tennis
When she calls, he gets all excited, but I feel hurt and left out.
Portrait of the public intellectual as mere mortal
Amy Benfer
Susan Sontag's journals mean something different to just about everyone.
Rahm met with his exes, too
Thomas Schaller
Just like his new boss, chief of staff-designee Emanuel checked in with predecessors.
I think my friend’s kid is autistic
Cary Tennis
I wish she'd consult a specialist, but she thinks she knows what's best.
My life in karaoke
Sarah Hepola
Author Brian Raftery explains how a Japanese novelty has gone from punch line to worldwide pop-culture phenomenon.
Reactions to Salazar, Vilsack
Thomas Schaller
Political people pipe up about Obama's latest two appointments.
Dude, where’s my $700 billion?
Mike Madden
Congress handed Wall Street a huge wad of cash to jump-start the economy. It didn't work -- so where did all that money go?
All-American terrorist
Andrew O'Hehir
A '60s activist-turned-vigilante is tortured by a handsome interrogator in Glen Duncan's gripping new novel. So which one is the villain?
“The Wind in the Willows” at 100
Gary Kamiya
Mole, Rat, Toad and Badger kept me up late reading as a kid. Now I love Kenneth Grahame's classic even more.
“Serena”
Laura Miller
A lumber baron, a ruthless sexpot and a one-handed henchman star in this wildly entertaining tale of passion, murder and deforestation set in Depression-era North Carolina.
There’s this thing called hooking up …
Tracy Clark-Flory
Breaking news from the NYT: Dating is out and casual sex is in.
President Obama’s first 100 days
Thomas Schaller
He will inherit the kind of problems that few new presidents have had to face. Where should he start?
Meet the GOP’s wrecking crew
Alex Koppelman, Mike Madden
Why did a small group of Southern Republicans turn the auto bailout into a demolition derby? Introducing the senators who hate unions and love foreign cars.
Evangelical leader resigns after admitting “shift” on gay marriage
Alex Koppelman
Richard Cizik stepped down from the National Association of Evangelicals after moderate remarks on the issue caused the group's leadership to lose "confidence" in him.
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