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October 22, 2007

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  • Editorial

    We Need a Nobel Prize in Law

    Those who serve the law in dangerous and original ways are deserving of the recognition–and the protection–that a Nobel Prize would bring them.

    Garrett Epps

  • Getting Real About China

    From product safety to piracy, human rights and the Olympic Games, isn’t it time we started being realistic about the way we treat China?

    Jeffrey Wasserstrom

  • John Templeton’s Universe

    The right-wing philanthropist is pushing the phony science of positive psychology to numb Americans into smiley-faced acquiescence to the status quo.

    Barbara Ehrenreich

  • Strange Culture

    Federal authorities are prosecuting Steve Kurtz under the Patriot Act for using harmless bacteria in his artwork. A new film examines his ordeal.

    Patricia J. Williams

  • Leave Us Alone

    How do presidential candidates propose to protect our privacy?

    Ryan Thoreson

  • Noted.

    The mainstream media’s smear campaign against Mohamed ElBaradei, John Nichols on former NEA chair John Frohnmayer, Peter C. Baker on presidential Facebooks, and more.

    The Editors

  • Blackwatergate

    Blackwater USA’s Erik Prince and his State Department enablers have a lot of explaining to do.

    Jeremy Scahill

  • Let Dennis Debate

    Kucinich may be too idealistic to be a presidential contender, but his voice needs to be heard.

    The Editors
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