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The Air War in Iraq Gets Even Worse

Brian Cook

Another One Bites the Sensationalist Dust

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Has the Change Led to Wins?

Not yet, but organizers from the seven unions that split from the AFL-CIO have big plans.

David Moberg

BEYOND THE GREEN ZONE: Dispatches From An Unembedded Journalist In Iraq

Jarrett

Welcome Guardian America

Jarrett

Hypnotic, isn’t it?

Erin Polgreen

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Katrina Through Rose-Colored Glasses

Race does matter in the caustic caldron of the post-Katrina era--the world still perceives us as "refugees"--permanently scarred victims to be forever adrift in tragedy

Laura S. Washington

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Snoops Get A Direct Line

That Verizon readily opened its phone logs to the feds should come as no surprise: The firm is a shining example of the revolving door between government and the telecom industry.

Brian Beutler, The Media Consortium

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Prison Breakdown

Overcrowding has pushed California's prison system to the brink

Sasha Abramsky, TRUTHOUT

Tolstoy On Defining The Time

Jarrett

No Cadet Left Behind

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“I’ll take ‘D.) For well over 250 years,’ John.”

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The Left’s Identity Crisis

What does it mean to be a progressive in 2007? What do we stand for? What do we believe in?

Ken Brociner

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Suicide and Spin Doctors

There are many ways for the oppressor to force himself into the mind of the oppressed, but one surefire way is through indefinite detention. Never knowing when--or if--you will be released is a cruel form of psychological torture and allows you to keep hope while simultaneously filling you with fear

H. Candace Gorman

Virulent anti-gay movement on the rise globally

Sanhita SinhaRoy

The President and The Vice-President Have An Understanding

Jarrett

Enough is Enough

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A Resolution Too Far?

U.S.-Turkish relations, already strained by the war in Iraq, are being tested further by the controversial congressional resolution recognizing the 1915 genocide of Armenians.

Lindsay Beyerstein