December 23, 2005
12/21/05 8:06 AM Notes allege "FEMA is not a response agency for disasters" more... Bush's Game of Fiscal "Chicken" By Bernard Wasow Commentary: Drive straight for a head-on collision and let liberals get out of the way. December 23, 2005				Get Smarter By Mark Fiore Commentary: Protecting the Homeland...by spying on it. December 23, 2005

How Latins View the US
By Alvaro Vargas Llosa
Commentary: Latin Americans are increasingly suspicious of their northern neighbor.
December 22, 2005

Postwar
Tony Judt
By Julian Brookes
Interview: The fall of Communism didn't just change Europe's future; it transformed its past.
December 20, 2005

The McCain (et al.) Mutiny
By Jack Hitt
News: A President who prizes loyalty suddenly finds the knives are out.
January/February 2006 Issue

2005: Bad Year for Goliath. How About David?
By Rebecca Solnit
Commentary: Acknowledging the groups, organizations, publics, and citizenries who stood up for their rights this year
December 20, 2005

Unembedded
By Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, Kael Alford, Thorne Anderson, Rita Leistner
News: An unflinching look at the human faces of war-ravaged Iraq
December 19, 2005

The Anthrax Attacks and the Costs of 9/11
By Tom Engelhardt
Commentary: Those powder-filled envelopes of October 2001 are all but forgotten. How come?
December 19, 2005

Cold War, Holy Warrior
By Robert Dreyfuss
News: Ike was president. Washington was desperate for Arab allies. Enter an Islamist ideologue with an invitation to the White House and a plan for global jihad.
January/February 2006 Issue

Lawless World
Philippe Sands
By Julian Brookes
Interview: The United States is wrecking the international legal order—against its own interests.
December 19, 2005

Among the Allies
By Nir Rosen
News: In the madrasas and on the streets of Pakistan, students learn to hate in the name of love, and whoever has a gun is a warlord.
January/February 2006 Issue

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A Nation Under God
By John Sugg
News: Let others worry about the rapture: For the increasingly powerful Christian Reconstruction movement, the task is to establish the Kingdom of God right now—from the courthouse to the White House.
December/January 2006 Issue

Flight Risk: A Special Investigation
News: Hundreds of Boeing Jets May Be Unsafe. So Why are they Still Flying?
December 5, 2005

After Katrina
News: Mother Jones coverage of the New Orleans disaster and its aftermath
November 1, 2005

The Ohio Insurgency
By David Goodman
News: Major Paul Hackett came home from Iraq to launch an assault on a GOP stronghold. Can Democrats follow his lead?
November/December 2005 Issue

Domestic Violence: A Special Report
News: Underfunded shelters. Unenforced restraining orders. Will cops, Congress, and the Supreme Court leave women with no safe haven?
July/August 2005 Issue
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Update: How Congress is distorting the Violence Against Women Act

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Scrimmage on the Border
By Michael Scherer
News: From the Archives
Vigilantes and camera crews were amassing in the Arizona desert, but the real standoff was in Washington, as fear of immigration invaded the halls of Congress.
July/August 2005 Issue

Tookie Williams
By Venise Wagner
News: The co-founder of the Crips street gang shows his true colors
March/April 2001 Issue

A Guilty Man
By Vince Beiser
News: He wanted to make capital punishment kinder. Instead, he believes, he made it easier.
September/October 2005 Issue


		Weigh in on Domestic Spying The recent revelation that President Bush authorized the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on American citizens without just cause shocked Democrats and Republicans alike. Tell Attorney General Gonzales what you think via Working Assets' Call to Action.


		Number of U.S. service members killed since the U.S. campaign against Iraq began on March 19, 2003: 2149 Source -- U.S. Department of Defense


		"What he can do is counter the image that Iraq is nothing but violence, but I don't think he can convince the American people that conditions there are fundamentally good." -- Michael E. O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution on the political challenge facing George W. Bush over Iraq.

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