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by | July 1, 2009
When it comes to state secrets, there's not much daylight so far between the Obama and Bush administrations. While phone companies got a pass on illegal wiretapping, the read article » 
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by | July 1, 2009
Republicans should find themselves on the defensive after complaining loudly about Janet Napolitano's read article »
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by | June 15, 2009
Flat Earth Republicans recoil in horror at the cap-and-trade provisions of the American Clean Energy and Security Act, while environmental organizations and scientists take a more reasoned approach.read article »
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by | June 1, 2009
Murat Kurnaz recounts his arrest and torture in U.S. prisons in Kandahar, Afghanistan; Guantánamo, Cuba; and his continued detention for four years after the U.S. government determined he was innocent. … Kurnaz's account reflects the institutionalization of torture months before Bush administration memoranda legalized "enhanced interrogation." … A former FBI agent testifies that torturing Abu Zubaydah failed and the Bush administration lied about it.read article » |
by | May 15, 2009
As Senate Dems invoke the "R" Word (Reconciliation) to move health care reform, the Republican animal totem has shifted from an elephant to a mule.read article » |
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by | May 1, 2009
Where is the balance between public and private in Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner's Public-Private Investment Plan? And why does Wall Street seem to be running the show? Is the Obama administration standing on the little guy instead of standing up for the little guy?read article »
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by | April 1, 2009
Has daily print journalism has taken a step toward extinction? Recent bankruptcy filings, the closing of some venerable large metro dailies, and the decision to remake others as online-only publications don't bode well for the Fourth Estate. The Anniston Star, a small-town daily in northeastern Alabama, perseveres, defying that trend… the Internet may signal renewed hope, rather than the death knell, for journalism.read article »
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