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No Child Left Behind? No Child Left Behind?

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Sep 29, 2005 / Annette Fuentes and Our Readers

Desperate Housewives of the Ivy League? Desperate Housewives of the Ivy League?

Why does the New York Times feel compelled to perpetuate the myth that smart, striving women are increasingly opting out of a career to be stay-at-home moms?

Sep 29, 2005 / Column / Katha Pollitt

From Lynndie England to Shaquille O’Neal From Lynndie England to Shaquille O’Neal

Americans are becoming more hostile by the day to the war in Iraq, the nation is demoralized over official abandonment of the victims of the Gulf Coast storm, but the Democratic Pa...

Sep 29, 2005 / Column / Alexander Cockburn

AIDS Cure AIDS Cure

Sep 29, 2005 / David Levine

A New Gilbert and Sullivan Song About George W. Bush as a Take-Charge Guy A New Gilbert and Sullivan Song About George W. Bush as a Take-Charge Guy

Where normal human beings see a storm-devastated community, George W. Bush sees only a photo opportunity.

Sep 29, 2005 / Column / Calvin Trillin

Minority/Majority Minority/Majority

Three senators caved and supported the nomination of John G. Roberts Jr. as Supreme Court Chief Justice. But one lawmaker, banking on the public's cynicism of the oil industry, wan...

Sep 29, 2005 / David Sirota

In Fact… In Fact…

Critics have attacked Gulf Coast reconstruction, but the system--or at least Bush's system--is working just fine. Just ask the usual suspects who are raking in the cash.

Sep 29, 2005 / The Editors

Gitmo’s Hunger Strikers Gitmo’s Hunger Strikers

The US military is keeping the ongoing hunger strike and forced feedings of Guantanamo Bay under wraps. And an apathetic American media is showing no interest in exposing the situa...

Sep 29, 2005 / Clive Stafford Smith

Peaceniks Flood DC Peaceniks Flood DC

Last week's antiwar rally in Washington sent a single, unequivocal message: At home and abroad, the Bush Administration is a complete failure.

Sep 29, 2005 / Liza Featherstone

Global Storm Warning Global Storm Warning

Scientists universally recognize the devastating effects of global warming, including its possible role in creating Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. It's time for skeptics to listen up...

Sep 29, 2005 / Mark Hertsgaard

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