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Feature
The Crackdown on Dissent
Police are up to old tricks: disrupting and spying on legal political activities.
Abby Scher
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Florida’s ‘Disappeared Voters’: Disfranchised by the GOP
Thousands of citizens can't register or have been wrongly thrown off the rolls.
Greg Palast
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Scrub Helps Shrub
Florida purged its voter rolls, thanks in part to a web of corporate players.
Greg Palast
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None Dare Call It Treason
Five Supreme Court Justices are criminals in the truest sense of the word.
Vincent Bugliosi
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Editorial
The Reel Drug War
Steven Soderbergh's Traffic—for all its flaws—illustrates how the United States' is deluding itself in its crusade against drugs.
Michael Massing
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Southern Comfort
The likely Bush cabinet will have some who have shown sympathy for the Southern Confederacy—a disturbing trend in the late twentieth century.
Eric Foner
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The ‘Tiananmen Papers’
Files leaked from China show that country's leadership to have conspired against their own people during the Tiananmen protests—but are the documents genuine?
Edward Jay Epstein
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Pomp and Shame
The ascendency of George W. Bush to the presidency exposes stark dissatisfaction in the United States.
The Editors
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Hailing the Thief
In the wake of the controversial Supreme Court decision that put him in office, George W. Bush's inauguration was filled with protests.
Ben Ehrenreich
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Column
Despite the Cloud Over His Presidency, Clinton Excelled
Although he endured great hardship, Bill Clinton comes out of the Oval Office smelling like roses.
Robert Scheer
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Hello Larry, Thanks! John
After a bruising fight fopr the presidency, George W. Bush is stocking his cabinet with figures from the far right, none more so than John Ashcroft.
Katha Pollitt
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Deep in the Heart of Texas
George W. Bush's and Dick Cheney's 'hearts' are in the right place.
Christopher Hitchens
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Books & the Arts
Looking Backward, Going Forward
A review of Looking Backward 2000–1887, by Edward Bellamy.
Robert L. Weinberg
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The Reel Drug War
Steven Soderbergh's Traffic—for all its flaws—illustrates how the United States' is deluding itself in its crusade against drugs.
Michael Massing
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