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Satire or Smear: Muslim Barack, Black Panther Michelle Satire or Smear: Muslim Barack, Black Panther Michelle

If the point of putting something on the cover of a magazine is to sell copies of the magazine, then the folks at The New Yorker are surely smart to have decided to take the most ...

Jul 14, 2008 / John Nichols

War on Error: Real Stories of American Muslims War on Error: Real Stories of American Muslims

Who are the Muslims in our midst?

Jul 14, 2008 / The Nation

Free Association: Unquotable Words Free Association: Unquotable Words

A new Associated Press policy says you're at risk if you quote their work or diss them. How are young bloggers and writers reacting?

Jul 14, 2008 / The Nation

Pentagon Fights Peace Majorities in US and Iraq Pentagon Fights Peace Majorities in US and Iraq

The electorates in both countries are threatening to topple the principal warmakers at the ballot box.

Jul 13, 2008 / Tom Hayden

Snow Brought a Measure of Dignity to White House Snow Brought a Measure of Dignity to White House

Even as he struggled with cancer, former White House press secretary Tony Snow told reporters: "I'm a very lucky guy." In fact, George Bush was lucky to have had Snow as his spok...

Jul 12, 2008 / John Nichols

Tide is Turning on Big Media Tide is Turning on Big Media

The Senate voted in overwhelming numbers recently to reject an FCC ruling that would unleash a new wave of media consolidation across America. Spurred by a grassroots campaign by ...

Jul 11, 2008 / Peter Rothberg

Washington Post Watch Washington Post Watch

It's been a doozy of a week at the WaPo. Some low-lights:

1) A, ahem, contrarian take on Jesse Helms' legacy

2) A wankerific editorial on FISA. The ACLU responds persuasively.

Jul 11, 2008 / Chris Hayes

Friday Capitol Letter Friday Capitol Letter

Not a great week here in the capital, though, the Medicare vote was a silver lining. Here's round-up from DC intern Bobby Allyn: In the House … Rep. Dennis Kucinich introduced...

Jul 11, 2008 / Chris Hayes

Homes, not Hearings Homes, not Hearings

Democrats and Republicans played out a partisan fight Wednesday over who is to blame for housing hurricane victims in toxic trailers. Over one million people were displaced after ...

Jul 10, 2008 / Laura Flanders

Thoughts on Capitulation Thoughts on Capitulation

From my friend Paul Smith's Twitter feed:

By the time the election rolls around, the only people left supporting Bush will be the Democrats in the House and Senate.

Ouch.

Jul 10, 2008 / Chris Hayes

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