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Ahmadinejad, big man on campus
Alex Koppelman, Tracee Herbaugh
The Iranian leader's visit to Columbia provoked outcry, support and a twist on free speech: "We're glad you're here -- so we can tell you you're an asshole."
My questions for President Ahmadinejad
Lee Bollinger
The full text of the speech that Columbia University president Lee Bollinger delivered Monday blasting the Iranian president -- with Ahmadinejad present.
What Ahmadinejad said
Salon Staff
The Iranian president made a controversial appearance at Columbia University on Monday; read his remarks here.
Lee Bollinger’s big moment
Michael Scherer
Iran's president does not get a friendly reception at Columbia University.
Columbia to be punished for hosting the new Hitler enemy
Glenn Greenwald
The behavior of our media and political institutions toward Ahmadinejad demonstrates that nothing really has changed since 2002.
Turning Ahmadinejad into public enemy No. 1
Juan Cole
Demonizing the Iranian president and making his visit to New York seem controversial are all part of the neoconservative push for yet another war.
Mission accomplished — for Iran
Peter Galbraith
The scale of Bush's strategic miscalculation in Iraq is striking, emboldening Iran to extend its influence in the Middle East.
Giuliani’s proposal for endless Middle East wars on behalf of Israel
Glenn Greenwald
In a rational world, Giuliani's call for Israel to join NATO would provoke major controversy rather than deafening silence.
The art of neoconservative innuendo
Glenn Greenwald
An e-mail exchange with Michael Ledeen shows that, as always, neocons lack the courage of their implicit smears.
“I’m the C student, and just look at who’s the president”
Tim Grieve
George W. Bush holds a press conference.
Those were the days
Tim Grieve
John Bolton says it's time to bring back "clandestine regime change."
Why Bush won’t attack Iran
Steven Clemons
Despite saber-rattling, and the Washington buzz that a strike is coming, the president doesn't intend to bomb Iran. Cheney may have other ideas.
Breaking the Iraq stalemate
Gary Kamiya
Once a mighty war god, Bush has run out of tricks, troops and time. Will Americans finally rise up to stop his endless war?
Joe Biden: Face global warming or global conflict
Amanda Griscom Little
The presidential candidate says failing to address climate change would lead to new wars and a changed U.S. military.
The “Return on Success” and the “consequences of failure”
Tim Grieve
The president explains his strategy for Iraq.
Selective defenders of free expression
Glenn Greenwald
Safeguarding anti-Muslim expression while suppressing and censoring anti-Christian expression.
One-sided rules of political debate
Glenn Greenwald
The "controversy" over the MoveOn ad is petty and vapid but nonetheless revealing of the double standards governing our political debates.
How secure are you?
Camille Paglia
Petraeus' empty words and the real terror threat. Plus: Larry Craig's libidinal misstep is grounded in modern male sexuality.
Hagel: “Where is this going?”
Salon Staff
Maverick Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel asks some tough questions of Gen. Petraeus during Tuesday's hearing about the war in Iraq.
Lieberman to Petraeus: Your critics should be cheering
Tim Grieve
Just don't hold him to his drawdown plan.
Brit Hume and the Bush administration take propaganda to a new level
Glenn Greenwald
Gen. Petraeus gives an exclusive "interview" that was scripted by the U.S. military and designed to bolster every claim of the Bush administration.
The real lessons of 9/11
Gary Kamiya
The attacks exposed grave weaknesses in our nation's defenses, our national institutions and ultimately our national character.
Fox News’ hourlong Petraeus and Crocker commercial
Alex Koppelman
The network, long derided as a Republican mouthpiece, did nothing to dispel that image with Brit Hume's post-hearing interview.
Various items
Glenn Greenwald
Giuliani's blatant lying on video. What real political adversarial journalism looks like. Bin Laden appears: Time to panic.
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