Editorial

Afghan Women Have Already Been Abandoned

Afghan Women Have Already Been Abandoned Afghan Women Have Already Been Abandoned

I know Bibi Aisha, the woman on the Time cover. But the logic of those who use her image to argue for the war escapes me. The question her story raises is, What Happens if We Stay?

Aug 12, 2010 / Ann Jones

Noted. Noted.

Eyal Press on the passing of Tony Judt; Ari Berman on the movement against Citizens United

Aug 12, 2010 / Various Contributors

WikiLeaks and War Crimes

WikiLeaks and War Crimes WikiLeaks and War Crimes

There was a brief moment when it seemed the evidence of civilian killings, military cover ups and widespread lack of accountability contained in the WikiLeaks documents would spark...

Aug 12, 2010 / Jeremy Scahill

Getting Out of Afghanistan

Getting Out of Afghanistan Getting Out of Afghanistan

WikiLeaks' release of 92,000 classified military documents reveals that the war in Afghanistan is in even worse shape than we suspected.

Jul 29, 2010 / The Editors

Noted. Noted.

Katrina vanden Heuvel on the passing of Iris Dornfeld McWilliams; Rajeshree Sisodia on new accountability for energy firms.

Jul 29, 2010 / The Editors

Race, Lies and Videotape Race, Lies and Videotape

The Shirley Sherrod saga reveals just how entrenched the myth of reverse racism is.

Jul 29, 2010 / Richard Kim

Colorado’s Choice Colorado’s Choice

Populist challenger Andrew Romanoff would ordinarily be expected to win Colorado's US Senate Democratic primary. But incumbent Michael Bennet is backed by an overflowing campaign w...

Jul 29, 2010 / John Nichols

Deficits of Mass Destruction

Deficits of Mass Destruction Deficits of Mass Destruction

The Iraq War was never really about weapons of mass destruction, and the fight against the deficit is not actually about fiscal responsibility. It's a shell game for gutting the we...

Jul 15, 2010 / Chris Hayes

Tea Partyers in Wonderland Tea Partyers in Wonderland

Who really wins out when the government's spending? Often, it's the rich.

Jul 15, 2010 / Barbara Koeppel

Noted. Noted.

Liliana Segura on the Oscar Grant verdict, John Nichols on real financial reform and Paul Buhle on Harvey Pekar

Jul 15, 2010 / The Editors

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