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What didn’t the president know (and when didn’t he know it)?
Tim Grieve
The White House won't say what Bush was told about Iran's (halted) nuclear weapons program.
Huckabee on the NIE: Huh?
Tim Grieve
More than a day after news broke on Iran, a leading GOP candidate still hadn't heard.
The fate of the Earth, the Bush years
Tom Engelhardt
Jonathan Schell: "Everybody who has ever marched against nuclear weapons should dust off their boots and get back in the fray."
The Dodd and Biden show
Walter Shapiro
When Tuesday's debate turned to foreign policy, the two veteran senators schooled Clinton and Obama.
TV Daily
Salon Staff
Wednesday: Enjoy the vicarious thrills of TLC's "Million Dollar Christmas." Plus: What did you think of Tuesday's "Victoria's Secret Fashion Show"?
Giuliani advisor: Doubt the NIE!
Tim Grieve
Norman Podhoretz suspects that the intelligence community is attempting to undermine Bush.
Bush on Iran: I didn’t know about halt to weapons program (but it doesn’t matter)
Tim Grieve
The president said he knew there was something new about Iran -- he just didn't know what.
Today’s Democratic debate on NPR
Walter Shapiro
One bonus is that CNN will not be choosing the questions.
The emperor’s new peace plan
Gary Kamiya
Barring a miracle, Bush's Annapolis charade will make matters in the Middle East much worse.
What the president knew
Tim Grieve
Bush was told about new findings about Iran even as saber rattling continued.
Why Bush’s troop surge won’t save Iraq
Juan Cole
The influx of U.S. troops brought a relative lull in violence -- but the failing state remains in political chaos and is headed for collapse.
Our serious foreign policy geniuses strike again
Glenn Greenwald
The same people who smeared Mohamed ElBaradei in 2002 over Iraq did the same in 2007 over Iran. They were dead wrong both times.
NIE: Iran halted its nuclear weapons program four years ago
Salon Staff
A new report takes the wind out of Iran hawks' sails, suggesting that Iran has ceased work on nuclear weapons and can be negotiated with.
Clinton on the attack
Tim Grieve
In an escalating war of words, Clinton attacks Obama on experience, character and courage.
NIE on Iran: No nuclear weapons program
Tim Grieve
Intelligence community has high confidence that Tehran stopped its weapons program in 2003.
Who’s nervous now?
Tim Grieve
After claiming that personal attacks were a sign of desperation, the Clinton campaign finds the shoe on the other foot.
Power to the people?
Tim Grieve
Are "town hall" and webcam debates any way to pick a president? Yeah, maybe.
The Snowman is the least of their worries
Tim Grieve
Paranoia runs deep at the GOP's CNN/YouTube debate.
Ron Paul’s free, green market
Amanda Griscom Little
The libertarian presidential contender says laissez-faire policies could stop global warming and save the planet.
The godawful GOP debate
Walter Shapiro
CNN's fatuous choice of questions was an insult to the earnest YouTubers and that maligned group called the voters.
Barack Obama is hip to Margaret Mead
Walter Shapiro
In a revealing campaign trail moment, the Illinois senator reveals himself to be ... yes ... the son of an anthropologist.
Covering up the trail of dead Iraqis
Dahr Jamail
How the Pentagon has used "tactical perception management" to obscure the killing of Iraqi civilians by U.S. forces.
The real two-state solution
Aluf Benn
President Bush's peace summit for Israelis and Palestinians ignores a painful truth -- one that we are already living in the Middle East.
Did Bush ask Scott McClellan to lie — or didn’t he?
Joe Conason
Former press secretary Scott McClellan says someone in the Bush administration made him spread "false information" about Plame-gate to the press. Time for Congress to ask tough questions.
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