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New Hampshire Recount, Act One New Hampshire Recount, Act One

Old-fashioned paper ballots are the best guarantee of the democratic process.

Nov 23, 2004 / Feature / Russ Baker

Stenographers to Power Stenographers to Power

The best question asked in the aftermath of the 2004 US election came from a British newspaper, The Daily Mirror, which inquired over a picture of George W. Bush, "How can 59,054,...

Nov 23, 2004 / John Nichols

Desperate Republicans Desperate Republicans

In the pregame highlights for the next two years of Republican one-party rule, rightwing radicals dropped their towels and exposed themselves in all their naked ambition last week...

Nov 23, 2004 / Katrina vanden Heuvel

The Road to BIAP The Road to BIAP

(Originally published on November 22) Days ago, I was speaking with a security consultant freshly back from a trip to Iraq, and I asked for h...

Nov 22, 2004 / David Corn

Modest Appointments Modest Appointments

Bush has appointed Torture Guy to run the American "Justice" Department, his "work wife" to serve as America's top diplomat, and a partisan hatchet man, Porter Goss, to subject th...

Nov 22, 2004 / Katrina vanden Heuvel

Teaching Torture–UPDATED Teaching Torture–UPDATED

See below for an update More than 10,000 activists from across the US--including actors Martin Sheen and Susan Sarandon and musicians Amy Ray and Utah Phillips--will gather at t...

Nov 19, 2004 / Peter Rothberg

Web Letters Web Letters

EMINEM AIMS AT BUSH Harrisburg, Pa.

Nov 18, 2004 / Our Readers

Prisoner of Love Prisoner of Love

I was introduced to Bernard-Henri Lévy this spring at a stop on his latest book tour. It was a few minutes before he was due to face the audience.

Nov 18, 2004 / Books & the Arts / Bruce Robbins

Suspension of Disbelief Suspension of Disbelief

Ask Americans to enumerate their civil liberties and they instinctively turn to freedom of speech and the press.

Nov 18, 2004 / Books & the Arts / Eric Foner

What Bearden Taught Me What Bearden Taught Me

Also in this issue, an essay on Romare Bearden by Arthur C. Danto .

Nov 18, 2004 / Books & the Arts / The Nation

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