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Salon Radio: Jane Hamsher
Glenn Greenwald
What are the short-term and longer-term plans for Accountability Now and Strange Bedfellows?
Uncle Charlie stories
Thomas Schaller
Three stories confirm that Obama should play price-tag politics with Iraq as much as possible.
Salon Radio: Professor Charles King on Russia/Georgia
Glenn Greenwald
A leading expert on the former Soviet republics disputes the dominant American media narrative of this conflict.
New evidence suggests Ron Suskind is right
Joe Conason
What was an Iraqi politician doing at CIA headquarters just days before he distributed a fake memo incriminating Saddam Hussein in 9/11?
Accountability Now/Strange Bedfellows money bomb
Glenn Greenwald
A new organization, devoted to imposing real accountability on the political class, begins today.
The FBI’s selective release of documents in the anthrax case
Glenn Greenwald
Some preliminary observations about the FBI's evidence.
Wanna write a bestseller? Just bash Obama
Vincent Rossmeier
Several new anti-Obama books are flying off the shelves.
Salon Radio: Rep. Rush Holt on anthrax
Glenn Greenwald
The chairman of the House Select Intelligence Oversight Panel expresses skepticism over the Ivins accusation and supports a full-scale investigation.
Fear and loafing in the Green Zone
Arnon Grunberg
Welcome to Baghdad's post-decadent stronghold: Menacing Peruvian mercenaries, Chinese prostitutes, concealed beer and doughnuts -- and Iraqis eyeing a foreboding future.
Journalists, their lying sources, and the anthrax investigation
Glenn Greenwald
The death of Bruce Ivins raises far more questions than it answers
Why Bush folded on Iran
Juan Cole
Reality, of the military and petroleum-based variety, forced the administration to change course. Now Bush sounds like Obama.
Save Kobra Najjar
Lynn Harris
An Iranian woman sentenced to stoning death for "adultery" has lost her last appeal for amnesty.
The trouble with John McCain
Garrison Keillor
Nobody is anxious to see another oldster dithering in the Oval Office.
Things I learned today about democracy
Glenn Greenwald
Challenging incumbents in elections is deeply anti-democratic. Only an ideologically dogmatic purist -- a Stalinist, basically -- would do something like that.
Let’s give “Blue Dogs” the boot
Glenn Greenwald
Pushing conservative Democrats out of Congress could help the party stand up to the GOP.
Waving the flag on Iraq — now in rerun!
Gary Kamiya
McCain's attack on Obama as a defeatist is right out of the Karl Rove playbook. But here's why it won't work.
The Washington Post editorial page’s latest rule of law sermon
Glenn Greenwald
Those who have sanctioned some of the most extreme acts of illegality and human rights abuses continue to condemn other countries for less egregious acts.
McCain’s embarrassing assertions on the Iraq surge
Joe Conason
Even military leaders involved in last year's troop escalation agree that the prospect of U.S. withdrawal is the main reason violence has ebbed.
“This city knows the dream of freedom”
Salon Staff
In Berlin, Barack Obama recounts the epic struggle of the Cold War and calls for Europe and America to join in tearing down the "new walls" dividing the world.
The Obama show lands in Israel
Aluf Benn
He got a rock-star reception here, but an intriguing question lingers: Which U.S. presidential candidate is better for this country?
Exposing Bush’s historic abuse of power
Tim Shorrock
Salon has uncovered new evidence of post-9/11 spying on Americans. Obtained documents point to a potential investigation of the White House that could rival Watergate.
Iraqi prime minister: Obama has “right time frame” for withdrawal
Mathias Muller von Blumencron, Bernard Zand
Read the interview with Der Spiegel in which Nouri al-Maliki backs Barack Obama's timetable for leaving Iraq.
Rendering public opinion irrelevant
Glenn Greenwald
How are views that are held by large majorities of Americans on key policy issues rendered forbidden in our political discourse?
Political harmony v. the rule of law: an easy choice for the political establishment
Glenn Greenwald
The belief that high government officials should be exempt from the rule of law is pervasive across the political class
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