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Nuclear hypocrisy
Joe Conason
To avoid war, Bush should engage in direct negotiations with Iran -- and restore America's commitment to its own disarmament.
Bush, Putin and World War III
Joan Walsh
Parsing the president's reckless remarks about Russia, Israel and Iran. Plus: End the Larry Craig pity party!
A candidate for the confused
Tim Grieve
Can't keep Saddam and 9/11 straight? Giuliani may be your man.
Live-blogging the Mukasey confirmation hearing
Glenn Greenwald
The Senate Judiciary Committee questions the Bush administration's nominee to replace Alberto Gonzales.
The Iran hawks
Juan Cole
Rudy Giuliani and Hillary Clinton think a tough line on Tehran will sell politically. They could be right.
How Hillary could tank
Walter Shapiro
From hubby Bill's uncharted role to the Karl Rove factor to her scattered hawkish votes, the top 10 reasons why Clinton could take a fatal dive in the '08 race.
Salon’s guide to Nobel winner Doris Lessing
Laura Morgan Green
Novelist, memoirist, activist, fantasist -- this entry from "The Salon.com Reader's Guide to Contemporary Authors" takes you on a guided tour of the celebrated writer's long literary career.
“Persepolis”
Stephanie Zacharek
This poetic animated picture captures the warmth and good humor of the graphic memoirs on which it's based.
Let’s abolish the Electoral College
Garrett Epps
Created to protect the slave states, it is championed now by conservatives who fear the power of America's true majority. It's time to ditch the antiquated way we choose presidents.
“Seven countries in five years”
Joe Conason
Wesley Clark's new memoir casts more light on the Bush administration's secret strategies for regime change in Iran and elsewhere.
John Edwards’ dark leftist America
Glenn Greenwald
Our country's leftist radicals would provide habeas corpus, obtain warrants before eavesdropping and ban torture.
Rumsfeld’s legacy: Iraq and Dick Cheney
Joan Walsh
The vice president says the man who botched the war should have kept his job.
America’s dirty rotten scoundrel enemies
Andrew Leonard
The countries stealing sensitive U.S. technology aren't playing fair, complains the Bush administration.
Mitt Romney’s “soft serve”
Tim Grieve
What if Republicans treated Romney like they treated John Kerry?
The gloves come off on Iraq
Tim Grieve
On the fifth anniversary of the war vote, Obama and Edwards hit Clinton hard.
GOP debate winner: Hillary Clinton
Joan Walsh
Is Mitt Romney soft on terror? Probably not, but he gave the wrong answer on Iran in the debate.
Giuliani: Obey the Constitution. Huckabee: Ignore Congress
Tim Grieve
The Republican candidates debate what we used to call checks and balances.
The paranoid withdrawal fantasy
Camille Paglia
Why Iraq is not Cambodia, Mr. President. Plus: Britney's challenge, the Who's real magic, and lesbian bathroom sex.
Reason to believe
Garrison Keillor
Stanford beats USC, Rudy becomes a hero, my own daughter is conceived in a doctor's office -- miracles all.
Israel’s rising right wing
Gregory Levey
Together, an enigmatic billionaire and a resurgent Bibi Netanyahu could put Israel on the war path. Dick Cheney, AIPAC and Iran are all watching closely.
The ADL purports to respond again
Glenn Greenwald
Abraham Foxman sends a letter which, once again, raises more questions than it answers.
The remaining GOP base — the 30%’ers and the Broder/Ignatius pundit
Glenn Greenwald
Along with Bush-following dead-enders, our nation's opinion-making elite are the sole remaining group loyal to the GOP's right wing.
Various items
Glenn Greenwald
A former GOP loyalist explains his disgust. More on the ADL's political pattern of condemnations. Which is the country actually threatening a first-strike nuclear attack?
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