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The media is continuously violating its own anonymity policies re: Iran
Glenn Greenwald
The nation's media outlets claimed to learn important lessons from their pre-Iraq-war reporting failures, but they are repeating the same mistakes concerning Iran.
Israel’s surge of despair
Gregory Levey
Top Israeli officials admit last summer's war against Hezbollah was a failure -- and denounce President Bush's actions in the Middle East.
Those Iranian weapons, or follow the bouncing ball
Tim Grieve
Why can't the administration keep its story straight?
Bush on Iran: I’m right because … I’m right
Tim Grieve
The president is asked what assurances he can give Americans that the intelligence is accurate this time.
It’s the country just this side of Iran
Tim Grieve
Bush says he can't say whether Iraq is in a civil war because he hasn't been there.
Gen. Pace repudiates administration’s accusations against Iran
Glenn Greenwald
For the second time in two weeks, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff negates a key administration talking point.
Extremist Bush supporter calls for murder of scientists
Glenn Greenwald
As Bush supporters become more desperate to salvage their Middle East disaster, their proposals become more radical and dangerous.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
The silent hybrid car threat. Guide to actor bands. Plus: Britney throws up, then parties?
What Fox News won’t tell you
Alex Koppelman
An article on Fox's Web site provides a perfect example of shoddy journalism on the possibility of Iranian arms in Iraq.
Michael Gordon, the administration’s best friend at the Times
Glenn Greenwald
Michael Gordon, one of the administration's most enthusiastic press enablers in the lead-up to Iraq, shows no signs of slowing down in his Iran "reporting."
Iran and Iraq, anonymously
Tim Grieve
Will the U.S. press remember the lessons of Iraq on the path to Iran?
Terry Moran, Michael Gordon and The Mark Halperin Syndrome
Salon Staff
The media continues to uncritially spout administration viewpoints in an effort to please the Right.
The NY Times returns to pre-Iraq-war “journalism”
Salon Staff
The New York Times resumes its practice of uncritically passing along administration war claims on its front page.
The significance of the Edwards story
Salon Staff
The conclusion of the Edwards "controversy" reveals several encouraging developments.
Saudi Arabia’s own Iraq nightmare
Daniel Byman
Fearful of Iran's rising influence, will the Saudis start backing Sunni insurgents in Iraq -- even if the insurgents are rabidly anti-American?
Edwards campaign fires bloggers
Alex Koppelman, Rebecca Traister
Trying to head off a firestorm of criticism from the right, the presidential candidate dismisses two liberal bloggers his campaign hired only recently.
A time for the Senate to lead
Sen. Jim Webb
Why I back the Warner-Levin compromise as a first step to changing direction in Iraq.
Rudy Giuliani’s compatibility with the Republican Christian base
Glenn Greenwald
Kevin Drum voices what seems to be the prevailing sentiment regarding Rudy Giuliani
Bush’s Iran madness
Gary Kamiya
By demonizing Iran and stirring up sectarian hatred against it in the region, Bush is pouring gas on the fire he started in Iraq -- and empowering al-Qaida.
Profile of the Neoconservative Warrior
Glenn Greenwald
Mark Steyn is one of the most extremist warmongers in our country and is gripped by the fear that the European race will die out as Muslims breed too rapidly and take over.
How the super-smart, insider experts opine
Glenn Greenwald
How the super-smart, insider experts opine
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