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This article appeared in the September 29, 2003 edition of The Nation.

September 11, 2003

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  • The Nation Sues the Government Subscribe

    The Nation joins the ACLU and several other organizations and attorneys in a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the FISA act.

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    Ari Melber tracks the continuing fight over FISA; Stuart Klawans remembers Thomas Disch.

  • Obama and Iraq

    Presidential Election 2008

    His plan to exit Iraq falls far short of the complete withdrawal most Americans want. But it's a place to start.

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    Civil liberties, at home and abroad; saving Jeff Wood from Texas's death row.

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    Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court's final rulings remind us that civil rights and a sane vision of the Constitution rest with the next President's judicial appointments.

  • Fizzling on FISA Subscribe

    Civil Rights & Liberties

    Obama and other Senate Democrats should not let a lame-duck Administration compromise our liberties in the name of pursuing terrorists.

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    George Carlin knew words could never be as obscene as wars; Barack Obama goes for the money, but at what cost?

In accordance with his expanded role at the magazine, copy chief Roane Carey assumes the title of senior editor, dividing his time between editing and copy chief duties.

We welcome back from leave Patricia J. Williams, whose "Mad Law Professor" column resumes this week.

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