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John Negroponte’s Dark Past

The case against the former U.S. ambassador to Hondurus and Iraq—and Bush intelligence czar.

Robert Parry

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The Coming Bird Flu Pandemic

Plagued by corruption and short on resources, Cambodia may be incubating a deadly contagion.

Jehangir Pocha

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Beating the Boomers

Why Bush and Co. are racing to cut Social Security

Dave Lindorff

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The People’s Business

Controlling corporations and restoring democracy

Lee Drutman and Charlie Cray

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A Corrupted Election

Despite what you may have heard, the exit polls were right

Steve Freeman and Josh Mitteldorf

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The Not-So-Quiet American

Slavoj Žižek

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Blind Faith

Bill Moyers

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In Harm’s Way

The Pentagon's anti-malaria drug of choice can cause dangerous side effects

Brian H. Kehrl

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Cashing in on Cons

Undercover at the American Correctional Association's 2005 Winter Conference

Silja J.A. Talvi

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Freedom from Reality

A compliant press allows Bush to spin an inaugural yarn of abstract nonsense

Robert Parry

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Celebrations of Iraqi Democracy Mask Uncertain Future

Burhan Wazir

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The Axis of Oil

Jehangir Pocha

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High-Tech Hijack

Corporations ramp up offshoring of IT service jobs

David Moberg

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Camel Nights

Making rent in a self-righteous world

Michelle Tea

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The Fight for Our Future

Christopher Hayes

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Democracy’s End

Steven F. Freeman

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The Falling Dollar

The solution, not the problem

Dean Baker

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The Next Campaign: Ideas

Christopher D. Cook

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Maytag Moves to Mexico

The closing of the Galesburg Maytag plant has left more manufacturing workers pondering an uncertain future

David Moberg

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Ethnic Tensions Smolder in China

Government blocks foreign journalists from reporting on Han-Hui riot

Jehangir Pocha

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How Mercury-Tainted Tuna Damages Fetal Brains

Sandra Steingraber

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American Christmas Card 2004

Kurt Vonnegut

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Turning Strangers into Political Friends

Danielle Allen

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A Long Climb

An energized Argentine democracy is holding its own against the IMF, but for how long?

James North