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Why racial profiling doesn’t work
Kim Zetter
Terrorist attacks have been carried out by people of all ethnicities. What police need to look for is strange behavior, not dark skin.
Bush: Stay the course, again
T.g.
The president will invoke 9/11 as he tries, one more time, to buy time for his war.
Can Democrats get smart?
Michael Scherer
Rich liberals, fed up with losing, are spending big bucks to create think tanks and training programs. Their goal isn't just to beat Bush, but to remake the American political landscape.
After Cindy Sheehan
Farhad Manjoo
The antiwar movement was dominated by lefties and ineffective -- until a grieving mother from California became its symbol. With Middle America now asking the same angry questions she is, will the movement finally take off?
Miller and the Saddamite
Aaron Kinney
Judith Miller once collobarated with the right's leading conspiracy theorist on Iraq.
Eyeless in Gaza
Daoud Kuttab
For Palestinians, the baffling Israeli withdrawal is a milestone -- but their future is still shrouded in uncertainty.
The end of the affair
Aluf Benn
Israel's withdrawal from Gaza signals Sharon's abandonment of the deluded settlement policy he created. But can he survive the political fallout?
Out of here?
Jay Jaffe
Home runs are down this year, but that doesn't necessarily mean players are off the juice. Steroids still cast a grim shadow over baseball, and all of us -- players, owners, the union and fans -- are to blame.
Bad news, bad views, for the GOP
J.J. Helland
The steady flow of not-so-good news from Iraq has given some Republicans a grim feeling about the '06 elections.
The last hours of Kerem Atzmona
Rebecca Sinderbrand
For Israeli soldiers and settlers alike, the evacuation of a Gaza settlement was emotionally wrenching.
McCain and Clinton’s Northern exposure
Aaron Kinney
The senators journey to witness the effects of climate change in Alaska and Canada.
My dad is an alcoholic
Cary Tennis
I'm uncomfortable with him, but I feel I ought to see him. After all, he's my father.
Cracks in the fortress?
Joe Strupp
New York Times execs say the paper and its staff stand firmly behind jailed Judy Miller. But off the record, some are telling reporters a different story.
Showdown in Gaza
Rebecca Sinderbrand
Right-wing protesters screamed and threw stones, but the machinery of disengagement is grinding on. A report from the front lines of Israel's historic withdrawal.
The tale of “Red Scorpion”
James Verini
The strange Hollywood interlude of the most scandal-ridden man in Washington.
“The president always knows”
Judd Legum, Faiz Shakir
Why won't anyone ask Bush when he first learned of Valerie Plame's identity? That's one question he doesn't need to wait for the special prosecutor to answer.
Book ’em
Garrison Keillor
If Ketchikan, Alaska, can have a $223 million bridge, can the nation's English majors score some swanky libraries?
Veering to the Reich
Michael Scott Moore
A slicked-up neo-Nazi party is making noise again in Germany, exploiting rising immigration fears in Europe. Are voters starting to listen?
The outing of Valerie Plame: “A crappy little crime”?
T.g.
The president once said that outing Plame was a serious matter. His supporters beg to differ.
Justice John G. Roberts: A done deal?
T.g.
The Washington Post says Democrats have all but given up the fight.
Tales of the city
James Norton
African-American street fiction is moving on up from sidewalk stalls to megastores like Borders. But should these gritty novels of drugs, gang wars, race and romance replace James Baldwin and Toni Morrison on bookstore shelves?
Reading “Lord of the Flies”
Rebecca Traister
Almost 20 years ago, I wrote a paper on William Golding's survival tale -- without reading the book. This summer, I thought I'd see if it was truly as dreadful as I imagined.
Smearing Cindy Sheehan
Farhad Manjoo
Conservatives are attacking her as a dupe of the left whos exploiting her dead son. Some relatives have piled on too. But the grieving mother says her well-timed Crawford visit is "my idea, my mission, my vision."
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