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The only way out
Joe Conason
All the plans the Democrats have offered on Iraq rely on wishful thinking. Here's one that might actually work.
A history of violence
James Norton
Robert Dreyfuss explains how America's meddling in the Middle East unleashed the current deadly wave of Islamic fundamentalism.
The long march of Dick Cheney
Sidney Blumenthal
For his entire career, he sought untrammeled power. The Bush presidency and 9/11 finally gave it to him -- and he's not about to give it up.
Israel’s political earthquake
Aluf Benn
Ariel Sharon's split with the Likud, and the rise of Labor leader Amir Peretz, have turned Israeli politics upside down. Will the new order help bring peace with the Palestinians?
What “loose behavior” gets women in Iran
Hillary Frey
A father attacked his two daughters -- killing one -- after they were spotted partying.
Libby’s secret defense fund
Joe Conason
How much of the money given to Cheney's former aide will come from Halliburton et al.? The public now has no way to know.
Chalabi’s curtain call
Juan Cole
The White House resets the stage yet again for the notorious Iraqi expatriate who helped cook the case for war.
Niger forgeries: The Italian connection
Samuel Loewenberg
Did Italian spooks collude with American neocons to trump up evidence for war?
Generation jihad?
Der Spiegel staff
The chaos in France is the latest flash point for a profound crisis of integration facing Europe.
“This can’t be happening!”
Salon Staff
As part of our 10th anniversary, TT is highlighting the posts that defined our decade. This week -- a life-changing morning we watched together.
The right take on Libby?
Aaron Kinney
Conservatives defend and criticize Vice President Cheney's indicted chief of staff.
All the vice president’s men
Juan Cole
The ideologues in Cheney's inner circle drummed up a war. Now their zealotry is blowing up in their faces.
Rated “F” for feminist
Rebecca Traister
Movies promoting feminism and nihilism get two thumbs down in Iran.
Shipwrecked
Sidney Blumenthal
Bush has so thoroughly destroyed the Republican establishment that no one, not even his dad, can rescue him now.
The Cheney-Rumsfeld “cabal”
Tim Grieve
Colin Powell's former chief of staff says that Bush's lack of interest in foreign affairs has let others take control in secret.
Judgment day for Saddam
Bernhard Zand, Georg Mascolo, Erich Wiedemann
The trial of the former dictator could be cathartic -- but it could also plunge Iraq deeper into chaos.
He lost his mind
Oliver Broudy
Jonathan Cott forgot 15 years of his life after electroshock for depression. Now he's picking up the pieces.
Judy Miller and the neocons
Juan Cole
Arrogance, poor editing, and getting too close to her sources -- not ideology -- led to her fall.
The road to hell
Gary Kamiya
In the definitive book about the Iraq war, liberal hawk George Packer tells the whole story of America's worst foreign-policy debacle -- and reveals how good intentions can go terribly wrong.
Bush’s ideological quagmire
Joe Conason
Negotiating a cease-fire with the Iraq insurgents, using the carrot of U.S. withdrawal, is the smartest exit strategy for Bush. But he's too stubborn and foolish to do it.
Where the road ends in Afghanistan
Mitchell Prothero
A harrowing visit to Chavosh, a village so remote its people have never seen a Westerner, and so poor a farmer is forced to marry his 11-year-old daughter to a 55-year-old man.
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