Clean Elections at Stake

For government to represent the interests of average people, public officials have to be liberated from their dependence on private interests to finance their campaigns.

Micah L. Sifry

Bush’s New Gas Guzzler

the Editors

In Fact…

the Editors

Writers Wilt, SAG Sags

Marc Cooper

The Jeffords Jump

David Corn

Nigeria, Two Years On

Sunday Dare

Body Count in Kosovo

Christopher Hitchens

Cold Comfort

Katha Pollitt

Brilliant Legal Tactics By Raoul Felder

So Rudy's lawyer, playing the piranha,
Decided he'd gain ground by dissing Donna.
The judge, appalled that anyone could be
As crude as that, then squashed him like a flea.
The lesson litigants should now acquire?
When looking for a lawyer, you should hire,
Unless you want your fortunes going south,
A mouthpiece with a somewhat smaller mouth.

Calvin Trillin

Power Crisis Has Mileage for Bush

Robert Scheer

The Professor of Desire

Keith Gessen

The Uncertainty Principals

Carlin Romano

Blowin’ in His Own Wind

How the protest singer turned surrealistic prophet.

Gene Santoro

The Secret History of Sex

Barbara Seaman

Conservatism as Phoenix

Robert Sherrill

Southern Explosure

Jon Wiener

The Wind She Blows

Art Winslow

The Gift Outright

Casey Nelson Blake

Prole Like Me

Steve Early

Wollstonecraft to Lady Di

Here we go, starting on what promises to be a pleasantly engrossing tour of the landmarks of three centuries of Anglo-American intellectual feminism, guided by a seriously impressive scholar, Elaine Showalter of Princeton University.

Deirdre English

De-Foucaulding the GOP

Win McCormack and Our Readers