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October 31, 2006

Why are America's counterterrorism officials channeling Tom Clancy?
by Marisa Katz
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How you can be prosecuted for taking
a picture
by Clay Risen
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Robert Rubin and Peter Orszag tell TNR what's wrong with the economy
by Jonathan Chait
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The one part of Iraq where Americans
feel welcome
by Lawrence F. Kaplan

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How evangelicals fell for Bush
by Alan Wolfe
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President Clinton's Treasury secretary Robert Rubin. Photo by Greg Mironchuk/PictureDesk International

What's really wrong with the economy?

Productivity is high, unemployment is low, but the gap between rich and poor is rising. Why?

by Jonathan Chait

(47 comments)


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This Month in History HUAC Hits Hollywood
On October 20, 1947, the House of Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) started a nine-day hearing to investigate alleged Communist infiltration in Hollywood. In the end, more than 300 artists were accused of pushing Communist propaganda and blacklisted by the major movie studios.
9:39 a.m., 10.30.06

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Tuesday, October 31

Upcoming appearances by TNR staffers

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Why are counterterrorism officials channeling Tom Clancy?
by Marisa Katz

Were Clintonites wrong about the economy?
by Jonathan Chait

The one part of Iraq where Americans feel welcome
by Lawrence F. Kaplan

How you can be prosecuted for taking a picture
by Clay Risen

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Robert Rubin and Peter Orszag explain the baffling economy
by Jonathan Chait

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Films Worth Seeing
by Stanley Kauffmann

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Monday, October 30

How evangelicals fell for Bush
by Alan Wolfe

Is Deval Patrick the answer to Democrats' prayers?
by Jason Zengerle

The two faces of Lou Dobbs
by Peter Beinart

Is the GOP the party of ideas?
by Jonathan Chait

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Why France shouldn't legislate Turkey's history
by Philip H. Gordon & Omer Taspinar

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Sunday, October 29

The Invention of Song, a poem
by Bruce Bond

Saturday, October 28

Paul Muldoon's allusive acrobatics
by Helen Vendler

Truman Capote returns, again, in Infamous
by Stanley Kauffmann

Friday, October 27

Is liberalism synonymous with secularism? A TNR debate, Day 4
by Amy Sullivan & Joseph Loconte

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On Darfur, the United States is bad; but Europe is worse
by Eric Reeves

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Why Henry Waxman gives Karl Rove the night sweats
by Michael Crowley

Watching Rush Limbaugh squirm
by Michelle Cottle

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Thursday, October 26

Republicans find a new minority to scapegoat
by the Editors

How smoking helps Obama
by Michael Currie Schaffer

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The Top Seven worst anti-immigration campaign ads

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Christopher Shays's disclosure problem
by Garance Franke-Ruta

Will New Jersey's gay marriage ruling cause a backlash?
by Conor Clarke

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Wednesday, October 25

Why the House Republicans need a good spanking
by Michelle Cottle

The war on Ramadan
by Zvika Krieger

The Bush doctrine must survive the Iraq war
by Lawrence F. Kaplan

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The YouTube Election: the Minuteman as American hero
by Eve Fairbanks

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What does John McCain really think about Israel?
by John B. Judis

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