Corporate Welfare at its Worst

The United States has a $6 trillion national debt, a growing deficit and is borrowing money from the Social Security Trust Fund in order to fund government services.We can no longer afford to pro

Bernie Sanders

Homeland Security X 50

State officials rush to declare their own versions of the "war on terror."

Eve Pell

Onward, Christian Soldiers

In anticipation of the Second Coming, evangelicals leap to Israel's defense.

Deanne Stillman

Vigilante Justice

Amy Bach

Letter From Italy

Joanne Barkan

Operation Enduring Liberty

As the shock of September 11 fades, courts are standing up for civil liberties.

David Cole

The Big Chill

Fear still haunts the Arab and Muslim communities of Southern California.

Marc Cooper

The Cops Are Watching You

September 11 is being used as a reason to build up police intelligence units.

Bob Dreyfuss

‘Foreign’? ‘Suspicious’!

Will Evans

DC’s Virtual Panopticon

A camera system in the nation's capital is making civil libertarians nervous.

Christian Parenti

Pass ENDA Now!

Twenty-seven years ago, Bella Abzug introduced the first comprehensive gay civil rights bill in the history of the Congress.

Doug Ireland

Power Politics at Yale

Sherrod Brown

A Dangerous Treaty

the Editors

Mr. Carter Goes to Cuba

Peter Kornbluh

Letter From Santiago

Marc Cooper

Journeys With Fecklessness

Eric Alterman

Israel and ‘Anti-Semitism’

Alexander Cockburn

A Solution at Last

Likud says it does not anticipate
That Palestinians will have a state.
So they, in turn, are meant to stop this shrying,
And try to make their peace with occupying.

Calvin Trillin

Racial Prescriptions

Patricia J. Williams

What Are They Reading?

Pick: THE PARANOID STYLE IN AMERICAN POLITICS and Other Essays.

Gene Santoro

Renewing Urban Renewal

One of the things we do not do well in this country is learn from our mistakes. This is particularly true in the strengthening and rejuvenating of cities.

Roberta Brandes Gratz

Only the Dead Know Brooklyn

Theodore Hamm

Futbol

As if to move a flexible sphere from here
to there with unassisted head and foot
were natural and obvious. As if
a dance could always bow to resolute
constraint and never be danced the same way twice.
As if whistles and cheers, the hullabaloo
of fervent gazers were all the music needed
to keep its players' goals in tune. So that
as they weave, dodge, collide, collapse in breathless
haystacks--and rise and fall and rise again--
we're made, if not one, then at least whole.

Alfred Corn

The Band’s Long Waltz

Gene Santoro

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