A Good Week for the Saudis A Good Week for the Saudis
Their boy Nawaz Sharif's back in Pakistan, oil prices are soaring and the Bushies continue to do their bidding.
Nov 28, 2007 / Column / Robert Scheer
Mexico Floods, America Shrugs Mexico Floods, America Shrugs
Massive floods cause widespread devastation; while other nations rush in with aid, Mexico's closest neighbor has barely responded.
Nov 28, 2007 / Feature / Florencia Soto Nino-Martinez
The Kids Are Alright The Kids Are Alright
Today's youth activism is better than that of the '60s. Too bad one young journalist doesn't get it.
Nov 28, 2007 / The Nation
Kevin Rudd, Agent of Change? Kevin Rudd, Agent of Change?
He's greener and less hawkish than his predecessor, but is Australia's next prime minister really all that different?
Nov 27, 2007 / Feature / Antony Loewenstein
The Soldier and the Student The Soldier and the Student
Today's military members face red tape, false advertising and multiple deployments. What happened to the promises of the original GI Bill?
Nov 27, 2007 / Feature / Aaron Glantz
Global Warming Is Reversible Global Warming Is Reversible
The technology exists to solve environmental problems and improve our standard of living.
Nov 27, 2007 / Sen. Bernie Sanders
Reporting Beyond the Green Zone Reporting Beyond the Green Zone
Acts matter. Here's how Dahr Jamail, a young mountain guide and volunteer rescue ranger in Alaska (who did freelance writing in the "off-season") describes his rash deci...
Nov 27, 2007 / TomDispatch
WGA: Picket and Click It WGA: Picket and Click It
As the strike continues, Writers Guild members have turned the Internet into an organizing tool.
Nov 26, 2007 / Feature / Christopher Lisotta
A Profile of Immigration A Profile of Immigration
As the lead editorial in The Nation noted last week, the recent maelstrom surrounding Governor Eliot Spitzer's proposal to issue driver licenses to undocumented immigrants revealed...
Nov 26, 2007 / Katrina vanden Heuvel
Unpacking Polling Unpacking Polling
Polling is an integral part of the political landscape. It's also very confusing and many credible studies suggest that polling methods are employed to bring about certain results...
Nov 26, 2007 / Peter Rothberg