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The Other Aftershock

The Bush administration seeks normalization of ties with Indonesia and its brutal military

Tim Shorrock

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A Healthy Choice

A movement builds to take on Wal-Mart

Hans Johnson

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Mad Cows and Americans

Lax testing standards for North American cattle could be masking a wider contagion

John Stauber

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Sue the Messenger

Joel Patenaude

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The Writing on the Wall

Toine van Teeffelen

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Recapturing Kansas

Emily Udell

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The Media Movement Matures

Aaron Sarver

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Lockout KO’d

San Francisco hotel workers triumph with help from city-by-city support

David Bacon

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The Real Scandal

The Oil-for-Food program may have been corrupt, but more dangerous dealings have been ignored

Frida Berrigan

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Project Kesher: Creating Connections

Kari Lydersen

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Deep Divide

Ukraine's contested election reflects Russia's push to reunify

Fred Weir

Dispatch

The Gloves are Off

Aaron Sarver

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Losing Their Religion

Some Democrats believe the party should turn away from its secular history

Scott Goodstein

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Measuring Ballot Measures

Despite focus on anti-gay referendums, progressive ballot initiatives may have been the real story

Hans Johnson

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The No-Partner Myth

Will Israel take steps to address Palestinian grievances or continue myth-making?

Neve Gordon

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High Times

A Navajo town deals with the ravages of the latest addictive drug, crystal meth.

Dan Frosch

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Making Every Vote Count

Phoebe Connelly

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Why the Vietnam War Still Matters

Jackson Lears

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Demise of Democracy

Fred Weir

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Environmental Hogwash

The EPA works with factory farms to delay regulation of ‘Extremely Hazardous Substances.’

Christopher D. Cook

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The Home Front

Hans Johnson

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Despairing for Darfur

Despite increasing coverage, the press has failed to impart the extent of the genocide

Eric Reeves

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Government Approved

Journalism in the age of terror

Maya Schenwar

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The Bloodiest Chapter

A recent spate of Chechen terrorist attacks sends a centuries-old conflict spiraling out of control

Fred Weir