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Bush reads Coulter, and more from “Decision Points”
Justin Elliott
Salon plows through the former president's new memoir so you don't have to
Shocker: Rand Paul already disappointing libertarians
Alex Pareene
The senator-elect comes around on wasteful earmarks
“Fair Game”: Ready for a Bush-era flashback yet?
Andrew O'Hehir
Naomi Watts as Valerie Plame and Sean Penn as her husband highlight this back-to-the-future political drama
Is Adam Levin the new David Foster Wallace?
Maud Newton
"The Instructions" is a brilliant new novel about a young Jewish boy that recalls Philip Roth and "Infinite Jest"
Secretary Clinton: The past must be confronted
Glenn Greenwald
Obama officials direct yet another nation to Look Backward in order to Look Forward
Revelations about past dog Miller until the end
Justin Elliott
The latest in a string of reports about the Alaska Senate candidate's background details paranoid behavior in '08
More on the media’s Pentagon-subservient WikiLeaks coverage
Glenn Greenwald
The self-defense from the NYT's John Burns to criticisms over his hit piece reveals much about the media mind
The irony of my feminist photo shoot
Tracy Clark-Flory
I posed for a magazine spread with young female activists. Many of us ended up in Spanx and painful high heels
America hates Wall Street, not New York City
Adam Hanft
The public can differentiate between the city they love and the industry they hate -- the New York Times can't
Obama draws the wrong lesson from his woes
Joan Walsh
The administration thinks it's got to work harder in the months ahead to court the folks who thwarted its plans
“War on terror” psychologist gets giant no-bid contract
Mark Benjamin
The Army has handed a $31 million deal to Dr. Martin Seligman, who once blasted academics for "forgetting 9/11"
A foreclosure mess of their own design
Andrew Leonard
How the real estate finance industry wrecked itself: The sorry tale of the Mortgage Electronic Registration System
It’s time for Obama to pull a Clinton
Michael Takiff
Republicans are already celebrating like it's 1994. The president should make them pay like it's 1995
More terrorism fear-mongering exposed as frivolous
Glenn Greenwald
The claims that Terrorist trials in New York would endanger Americans has been exposed as a sham
This week in crazy: Michigan Assistant Attorney General Andrew Shirvell
Alex Pareene
The state employee -- an adult -- is obsessed with, and harassing, a gay college student
Questions for Andrew Sullivan
Glenn Greenwald
A partial defense of Obama's assassination program highlights the corrupted rationale that justifies it
Media hot for “prostitute teacher”
Tracy Clark-Flory
The press salivates over the supposedly shocking tale of a teacher who is reassigned over her sex worker past
Bob Woodward, Washington’s chief gossip, strikes again
Andrew Bacevich
"Obama's Wars," like its Bush era predecessor, focuses on meaningless personal feuds while ignoring the real issues
The Obama administration’s war on privacy
Glenn Greenwald
Two new Obama proposals would dramatically expand the government's already vast surveillance powers
Harvard students protest New Republic editor
Justin Elliott
Demonstrators confront Marty Peretz in Cambridge with signs quoting his own words about Arabs and African-Americans
Obama argues his assassination program is a “state secret”
Glenn Greenwald
When many cynics thought it impossible, the President reaches an all-new low in his abysmal civil liberties record
Queen wanted U.K. poverty fund to heat palace
Raphael G. Satter
Money is intended to provide subsidized heating to low-income houses
My pen-pal romance went bad
Cary Tennis
I thought we were in love. Then he disappeared. Then he was cruising my house: Weird. And now I can't let go
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