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Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
It's springtime and a bumper crop of indie films -- about air-guitar gods, faux celebs, lusty Frenchwomen -- is bustin' out all over!
Can American Jews unplug the Israel lobby?
Gary Kamiya
As Bush's unbalanced Mideast policies careen from disaster to disaster, people who don't toe the AIPAC line are beginning to speak out.
What a difference four years makes
Joan Walsh
On the Iraq war anniversary, it's worth remembering the climate of bullying and intimidation that abetted the Bush administration's case for war.
Inside America’s powerful Israel lobby
Gregory Levey
AIPAC's three-day summit included fiery evangelical oratory, adoration for Dick Cheney -- and new plans for going after Iran.
The president receives “lessons” from his neoconservative tutors
Glenn Greenwald
A recent luncheon between Bush and some of the country's most influential neoconservatives reveals what they have been telling him for years.
Lying to Congress has become a Republican principle, literally
Glenn Greenwald
The history of Republican officials lying to Congress is now lengthy and continuous because they view it as a form of legitimate executive power.
Dick Cheney’s warped vision of the world
Glenn Greenwald
The bloodthirsty speech delivered to AIPAC by Dick Cheney yesterday reveals all one needs to know about why America is losing the "war of ideas."
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Marc Jacobs heads to rehab. Rap icons diversify their brands. Plus: Stallone charged over growth hormones.
Why would any rational person listen to Robert Kagan?
Glenn Greenwald
Robert Kagan has spewed one false assertion after the next about Iraq, for years, and yet The Washington Post continues to treat him like some foreign policy sage.
Washington Post: “Accountability” is dangerous
Tim Grieve
A warning for Democrats who might make too much of Scooter Libby, Walter Reed and the politicization of justice.
Various matters
Glenn Greenwald
The best hope for holding the president accountable for illegal warrantless eavesdropping. The L.A. Times kills a key story at the administration's behest. Exaggerating the terrorism threat.
Eliot Cohen called for draft to prevent stupid and female troops
Glenn Greenwald
Cohen's entire career is filled with radical militarism, ideas that should be carefully examined before he becomes counselor of the State Department.
Neoconservative Eliot Cohen’s new position at the State Department
Glenn Greenwald
As they have done many times before, neoconservatives, with Iran in their sights, have installed one of their own at State to block any war-avoiding rapprochement.
Confrontational investigations, subpoenas, and hearings are the priority
Glenn Greenwald
Efforts to impose legislative limits on the Bush administration's abuses will be futile until aggressive and dramatic light is shined on their behavior.
The Iraq insurgency for beginners
Kevin Berger
A leading expert on the insurgency clarifies who is shooting whom in Iraq, the growing power of al-Qaida, the influence of Iran, and the only thing left for the U.S. to do.
A new White House F-word: “Flexible”
Tim Grieve
The United States will talk with Syria and Iran about Iraq, but Tony Snow insists there's nothing new about that.
Why do so many neoconservatives lack the courage of their convictions?
Glenn Greenwald
Those who desire war with Iran and punishment for domestic political opponents typically avoid stating their views clearly.
It’s all fun and games until somebody invades Iran
Tim Grieve
Who was that mysterious "senior administration official"? Hint: His initials are Dick Cheney.
Market turmoil: Should we blame Greenspan or China?
Andrew Leonard
When Shanghai sneezed, did the world's markets get the bird flu? Or was Tuesday's "correction" all the Maestro's fault?
Blogger criticisms and the national media
Glenn Greenwald
The New York Times public editor's comments on Michael Gordon's Iran "reporting" reveal much about the growing influence of blogs on political journalism.
The speech Hillary should give
Gary Kamiya
I voted for the Iraq war to save my political skin. I can no longer lie to myself, or the American people, about the most important issue of our time.
A kinder, gentler Giuliani
Julia Dahl
"America's mayor" cracks jokes about the weather and smiles
warmly as his audience sips wine and smears butter on French rolls.
Emulating the enemy
Glenn Greenwald
The similarities between neoconservatives and the Islamic radicals whom they seek to eradicate are numerous and glaring.
Time for regime change for American workers
Joe Conason
Instead of just promoting democracy abroad, our government should defend the liberty of workers at home by supporting a new labor reform bill.
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