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Feature
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‘Bonjour, Jean’
Michèle Montas, widow of journalist Jean Dominique, wants justice in Haiti.
Edwidge Danticat
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The Emperor’s Old Clothes
Bush’s national security advisers aren’t up to the tasks before them.
Bruce Cumings
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Mexico’s US Problem
As Mexican president Vicente Fox begins his historic administration, the most difficult and abrasive issue that both he and the United States must confront is the continuing flow of immigration fr
Bob Filner
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Editorial
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Ashcroft’s Brand of Justice
John Ashcroft took office swearing on a stack of Bibles–on three of them, actually, one for each of his children–to run “a professional Justice Department that is free from politics.” Sure.
The Editors
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Column
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Lessons Drawn From the Marc Rich Pardon
As proven by this pardon,
Two facts of life prevail:
The rich have got the money
And everything’s for sale.Calvin Trillin
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Wiesel Words
Is there a more contemptible poseur and windbag than Elie Wiesel? I suppose there may be. But not, surely, a poseur and windbag who receives (and takes as his due) such grotesque deference on moral questions.
Christopher Hitchens
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