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Will China drop the bomb on the U.S. dollar?
Andrew Leonard
A British reporter claims China is threatening to deploy its "nuclear option." But how is this news related to the "murder" of Vince Foster?
The blogger “labor union” that isn’t
Farhad Manjoo
The right jeers reports that lefty bloggers are forming a labor union. The reports, though, don't tell the whole story.
Crystal meth and sweet-talking wolves
Andrew Leonard
Or, how to fix Wall Street's credit crunch and China's overvalued yuan while making everyone involved equally unhappy.
What does the surgeon general really know about health?
Catherine Price
Here's the newest example of information being distorted for political purposes.
Why I pick lettuce for the Black Panthers
Novella Carpenter
I worry that Alice Waters' crusade for local, seasonal food isn't reaching the people who really need it.
Various items
Glenn Greenwald
Journalists' use of anonymity, Cheney's use of the New York Times and the Beltway's use of war.
Run, Dick, run
Is the Unitary Executive himself mulling a run?
Joe Klein and Beltway seriousness
Glenn Greenwald
Responding to my post this morning, the Time pundit defends our political elite's understanding of their own seriousness.
Operation Iraq betrayal
Sidney Blumenthal
In the absence of anything remotely resembling victory in Iraq, Bush and Cheney play the blame game -- including in a new, authorized biography of the vice president.
The separation of church and non-state
Andrew Leonard
Faith-based groups like World Vision are the Bush administration's favorite kind of nongovernmental organization. Should NGOs be held to a higher standard?
Decorated lawyers
A number of military lawyers have stepped forward at great risk to their careers to do the right thing.
“The World Without Us”
Gary Kamiya
What would the earth look like if humans suddenly disappeared? An audacious new book imagines a people-free planet, and restores our sense of awe.
A reckless strategy from a reckless administration
With the help of the supine Republican Congress, the Bush administration provokes a crisis and dares the Democrats to try and stop them.
Goodbye, Harry Potter
Laura Miller
Does J.K. Rowling's final installment, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," provide the magical ending to the beloved series her readers so desperately long for?
Bob Novak is not one of the popular kids
Edward McClelland
The prickly right-wing columnist, covert-agent outer and all-around "Prince of Darkness" explains how he rose to the top of D.C.'s journalistic heap.
She Should Run … or should she?
Carol Lloyd
Campaign asks public to write about women they want to run for public office. The result: Profiles of cheerful women with great organizational skills.
China to foreigners: Quote Mao, at your peril
Andrew Leonard
Nick Young's China Development Brief may have understood the Middle Kingdom a bit too well.
Former surgeon general details Bush administration interference
Alex Koppelman
More details on how the administration has put politics over policy.
Fighting AIDS with abstinence
Tracy Clark-Flory
Bush's plan for AIDS relief in Africa: Promote condoms for "high-risk" groups, ignore transmission within marriage.
The NYT’s growing pro-war fan club
Glenn Greenwald
There is a reason why the country's most extremist war advocates have become the most enthusiastic fans of the Times' Iraq reporting.
Oh, horrors: Childless marriages, unwed cohabitation!
Tracy Clark-Flory
Some say survey spells disaster for parenthood and matrimony.
What George Tenet really knew about Iraq
Thomas Powers
Unraveling the former CIA chief's cover story about bogus intelligence -- and the grand scheme that launched the war.
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