Showing results for: group (page 1932)
Judgment day
Gary Kamiya
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.
All hell breaks loose in Cairo
Issandr El Amrani
Demonstrators riot and try to close the U.S. Embassy in a country where protest has been mostly banned for 20 years. Hosni Mubarak has to hope the war ends soon.
Operation Inflate the Coalition
Jake Tapper
During the last Gulf War, 32 nations sent troops. This time around, 3 nations did. So how is Donald Rumsfeld claiming Operation Iraqi Freedom is larger than the '91 coalition?
Generation gung-ho
Ian R. Williams
Many of the 42 million Americans aged 12-24 think President Bush is "a little dumb," but they are more pro-war than you might think.
“Dreamcatcher”
Charles Taylor
Sploosh! In this humorless, big-budget Stephen King gross-out, slimy aliens land in the toilet and someone forgets to flush.
Death of a dreamer
Anthony York
In her green hometown, far from the squalid road in Gaza where she was crushed by an Israeli bulldozer, the young activist is remembered as an idealist who loved life.
Homefront: Life during wartime
Sheerly Avni
Confessions of a first-time protester, and
an update from the Condiment Wars.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
A conservative columnist compares Bush to Hitler. Plus: Neocons herald the next phase of the war -- Down with the U.N.!
When oil fields become battlefields
Farhad Manjoo
If Saddam repeats his Gulf War strategy of torching oil wells, he could set off one of the worst environmental disasters in history.
A cry for jihad
Jake Tapper
The White House says that a war with Iraq has nothing to do with Islam, but imams all over the world are calling for a holy war.
Letter from Baghdad
Maura Stephens
On our last day in Iraq, people say farewell and ask us to take their photographs. They think it will help if Americans see their faces, that maybe then they won't drop the bombs.
Naked on the set! Part 4: Archive fever
Paul Festa
It all boiled down to that courting query that my generation and adjacent ones will go to our erotic graves asking: "Hot or not?"
“We’re not prepared”
Farhad Manjoo
International aid workers fear a humanitarian crisis as the bombs start falling on Iraqi cities.
Casualties of war
Michelle Goldberg
If the U.S. kills 10,000 Iraqi civilians, will this be a just war? 1,000? 100,000? On the eve of destruction, a deadly moral calculus awaits.
“Anarchy” in the streets of San Francisco
Katharine Mieszkowski, Michelle Goldberg
Police make record arrests as protesters try to shut down the city; meanwhile somber mood prevails at New York demonstration.
A for-profit Marshall Plan
Arianna Huffington
Corporate America has already divvied up the post-Saddam spoils.
“The Only Girl in the Car” by Kathy Dobie
Laura Miller
In this remarkable memoir, a former '70s teen "slut" looks back on the mysteries of adolescent sex and the female quest for freedom.
See no evil
Edward W. Lempinen
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?
Odd man out
Eric Boehlert
Career diplomat John Brady Kiesling talks about his resignation over U.S. policy in Iraq, and a president "not intellectually equipped" to understand worldwide opposition to the war.
How I invaded Iraq, alone
Phillip Robertson
On a moonlit night in March, the author slips out of Syria on a rubber raft and crosses the Tigris, headed toward war.
Days of wine and razzes
Michelle Goldberg
A would-be boycott of French vintners is not likely to change drinking habits in the red or blue states.
Naked on the set! Part 3
Paul Festa
Black and white and dead all over
Charles Taylor
In our roundup of the best new mysteries, black America's answer to Ross Macdonald, a Danish boy fights the Nazis, and the great Ross Thomas, back in print at last.
Page: 1932