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Al Gore: The Man Who Has Them Nailednew

The Assault on Reason is more profoundly important than I realized when it was first published (and I myself did a quick review of it).
Metro Times  |  Jack Lessenberry  |  08-21-2007  |  Commentary

America's Foreign Policy Fallacynew

For half a century, U.S. foreign policy has largely been like a large ship that makes few and slight course corrections -- in just six years, we've been thrown way off course, and the compass is spinning as a result.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Brian Morton  |  08-21-2007  |  Commentary

His Darkest Hournew

Former New Orleans City Council at-large member Oliver Thomas pleads guilty to a federal bribery charge -- his handling of the charge embodies the best and worst of the city.
Gambit  |  Allen Johnson  |  08-21-2007  |  Commentary

After Iowa Straw Poll, Mike Huckabee is on a Rollnew

If Huckabee is lucky, the focus will continue to be on form and not substance -- it worked for George Bush in 2000.
Arkansas Times  |  Max Brantley  |  08-17-2007  |  Commentary

A Message for Cindy Sheehan: Don't Runnew

Let Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly pick on Pelosi -- keep your sites on Bush and the Republicans who want to succeed him. Plus: The exit of Karl Rove.
Boston Phoenix  |  Editorial  |  08-17-2007  |  Commentary

Shame: China's Most Valuable Export

Corrupt Chinese officials face execution while CEOs who mess up commit suicide -- is there something we can learn?
Maui Time  |  Ted Rall  |  08-15-2007  |  Commentary

Keep the Crook in Jail -- It's Importantnew

Across Louisiana, there is a budding movement to get former Gov. Edwin W. Edwards out of jail early, either via a presidential pardon or a commutation of the former governor's 10-year sentence -- we oppose any such effort.
Gambit  |  Staff  |  08-15-2007  |  Commentary

The Power to Change the Gamenew

Last month's CNN/YouTube debate, which gathered the Democratic presidential candidates before an array of questioners drawn from the cyberspace masses, was nothing short of a watershed in U.S. political history -- and (surprise!) the Republicans don't much like it.
LEO Weekly  |  Scott Robinson  |  08-14-2007  |  Commentary

What Bush Didn't Saynew

The president offers sympathies and assistance to Minneapolis and calls on Congress to act before recess -- we fill in the gaps.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Brian Morton  |  08-14-2007  |  Commentary

Why The Nation Killed My Storynew

After The Nation's nonprofit investigative fund bankrolled my investigation of Dianne Feinstein, it was headed for the magazine's cover -- until Katrina vanden Heuvel spiked it.
North Bay Bohemian  |  Peter Byrne  |  08-13-2007  |  Commentary

August Amusements at the Illinois Statehousenew

With help from Will Rogers.
Illinois Times  |  Fletcher Farrar  |  08-09-2007  |  Commentary

Why Nobody Takes the Gov. Seriously Anymorenew

I don't know how Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich thinks he can govern effectively for the rest of his second term if he stays on this crazy course.
Illinois Times  |  Rich Miller  |  08-09-2007  |  Commentary

Mitt Romney and the Mormon Faithnew

Nice guy, weird religion: what's the problem?
Charleston City Paper  |  Michael Graham  |  08-08-2007  |  Commentary

The Silence on Sudan is Deafeningnew

Indifference allows all kinds of terrible things to happen.
Metro Times  |  Larry Gabriel  |  08-07-2007  |  Commentary

Perverted Justice: The Triumph of Thoughtcrime

Another of George Orwell's predictions comes true: the United States increasingly prosecutes people not for criminal acts, but their thoughts.
Maui Time  |  Ted Rall  |  08-07-2007  |  Commentary

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