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March 10, 2008 Issue
The Editors on warrantless wiretaps, Graham Usher on Pakistan, Calvin Trillin on Mike Huckabee…
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Editorial
The New York Times editorial page endorses McCain, while its news department works to discredit him. And there's nothing wrong with that.
Ari Melber
In an election replete with surprises, the people of Pakistan have chosen wisely. Now it is up to the elected parties to rule wisely.
Moni Mohsin
Using fear and the classic tools of persuasion, the Bush Administration has subverted American mythology and our national character.
Milton Glaser
Thursday's debate revealed Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama as solid progressives in sync with the broad base of the Democratic Party.
Tom Hayden
Electing the first black or female President is not the issue. It's how Clinton and Obama would use their unique gifts to heal a troubled world.
Kavita Nandini Ramdas
Will the PPP revive her power-sharing deal with Musharraf or join with Nawaz Sharif to re-establish constitutional rule?
Graham Usher
Polk Award winners at The Nation, progressive endorsements and buyouts at GM.
The Editors
The House stalemate with the White House over electronic surveillance creates a rare moment to reconsider an array of unconstitutional post-9/11 laws.
The Editors
Has the Pentagon foreclosed the possibility of acquittals for terror suspects?
Ross Tuttle
Column
It's absurd for the New York Times to cast him as a tool of corporate media, when he's been in the forefront of trying to rein it in.
Robert Scheer
If democracy does not prevail in August, the Democrats will not prevail in November.
Gary Younge
Dumb and dumber: reviewing new books by David Frum and Jonah Goldberg.
Eric Alterman
Feature
Making a list of the most hated arch-criminals--not the usual suspects.
Noam Chomsky
As criticism over his support for torture and his interference in the Gitmo trials escalates, William J. Haynes steps down.
Ross Tuttle
Traveling from Albania's capital city Tirana to the Kosovo border reveals scenes ranging from festive to frightening as Kosova declares its independence.
Gazmend Kapllani
Previous episode: Sex, politics and innuendo bubbles between Kang and the cop, and the Congresswoman decides to do some investigating her own damn self.
Gary Phillips
When a young Moroccan computer engineer created a fake Facebook profile
for the Crown Prince of Morocco, the result was jail, torture and a very
uncertain future.
Laila Lalami
In this troubled region, secessions tend to be followed by terrible wars. Will it be any different this time?
Slavenka Drakulic
It's time for progressives to demand a bolder, "transformational" politics.
Eric Schneiderman
Maybe. But Iraqis mistrust Iran as much as they do the United States.
Bob Dreyfuss
Thirty-two years after the war, Communist Vietnam is a bustling market economy awash in foreign capital and consumer goods. So was the war necessary?
Tom Hayden
Feeling squeezed? It's official: if you're not in management, the value of your paycheck is dropping at an alarming rate.
Nancy Cleeland
Books & the Arts
When will we stop living in the '60s?
J. Gabriel Boylan
Using fear and the classic tools of persuasion, the Bush Administration has subverted American mythology and our national character.
Milton Glaser
First Amendment biographer Anthony Lewis brings glad tidings: despite Bush, US commitment to free speech "is no longer in doubt."
Victor Navasky
Is Venezuela's president undoing his country's experiment in democracy?
Daniel Wilkinson
Thirty-two years after the war, Communist Vietnam is a bustling market economy awash in foreign capital and consumer goods. So was the war necessary?
Tom Hayden
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