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The Vietnam syndrome
Jake Tapper
Al Gore mentioned his service in the war four times during Tuesday night's debate. Coincidence?
“Upbeat” Bush readies for Letterman
Jake Tapper
His staff, meanwhile, comes up with the Top Ten reasons to avoid talking about the debate.
Hooked on painkillers
Cynthia Kuhn, Wilkie Wilson
My doctor prescribed narcotics after my accident and now I can't get off them. What should I do?
Vote-buying, Silicon Valley style
Katharine Mieszkowski
Tech industry heavyweights learn that throwing millions into a campaign can't substitute for building a grass-roots coalition.
The POTUS with the mostest
Joyce Millman
What does "The West Wing" President Josiah Bartlet have that Al Gore and George W. Bush don't?
“Postville” by Stephen G. Bloom
Andrew O'Hehir
After a Hasidic Jewish community moves to Iowa farm country, the startling complications leave even this Jewish journalist scrounging for answers.
Foiled again
Kerry Lauerman
Ralph Nader is turned away from yet another presidential debate, but he's hoping for a post-debate bounce nonetheless.
A little good news for Gore
Alicia Montgomery
The debate kinda, sorta goes his way, but he still doesn't play well with others. Polls call the contest a draw, and both candidates get called on their errors.
“It’s just something on paper”
Flore de Preneuf
Palestinians and Israelis alike question the outcome of Clinton's Middle East peace summit.
Tommy Lasorda
Mark Miller
After 50 years of baseball, the legendary manager swears he bleeds Dodger blue.
Reform school
Virginia Vitzthum
A program for first-time johns lets offenders off the hook in exchange for their attendance at a daylong session taught by ex-hookers.
Miss America or Miss Disney?
Andy Dehnart
On this year's Miss America contest, ABC's corporate synergy turned the beauty pageant into a small world after all.
America’s sick healthcare system
Beatrice Motamedi
A compelling PBS documentary explores the mess that Al Gore and George W. Bush refuse to confront.
Trafficking in human flesh
Stephen Lemons
A landmark act passed by the Senate last week would increase protection for slaves forced into prostitution.
ICANN-oclast
Damien Cave
Get ready for a shake-up: Radical Karl Auerbach just got elected to the Internet's top governing body.
Big radio bites back!
Eric Boehlert
Major broadcasting companies and NPR are ganging up on low-power FM radio. Can John McCain save the day?
“I guess it’s every man for himself”
Aaron Tapper
A Jewish American student recounts being stuck in the West Bank just as the bombing began.
Bush angers slain man’s family
Jake Tapper
The Byrds harbor deep resentments over the Texas governor's treatment of their family and failure to support a hate crimes bill.
Is Bush bad for the poor?
Alicia Montgomery
The Texas record gets another once-over while
Bush butters up supporters on the right and a Republican dream team tours for women's votes.
Nader packs ’em in at the Garden
Suzy Hansen
Fifteen thousand pay $20 apiece to hear Ralph -- along with Eddie Vedder, Susan Sarandon and Bill Murray -- tell why a Green vote is not a wasted vote.
One cowardly attack
Daryl Lindsey
A Mideast military expert discusses the bombing of the USS Cole and the terrorist threat in Yemen.
“The Contender”
Charles Taylor
It looks lurid and profane, but this gutless thriller accepts the prevailing wisdom that a politician's "character" matters.
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