Minority Reporter
Award-winning investigative journalist Greg Palast spent the past five years in London reporting for both the Guardian and Observer… more
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Clinic Crisis
Thanks to federal funding, anti-choice “pregnancy centers” are on the rise.
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Doing the Reich Thing
The former labor secretary makes a bid for the Massachusetts governor's mansion.
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The Incumbent-Protection Racket
Voters, beware. Redistricting, the once-a-decade swindle whereby incumbent politicians redraw the lines of their own legislative districts to guarantee… more
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Third Time’s the Challenge
Targeted by the White House, Paul Wellstone may face his toughest race yet.
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A Few Good Candidates
From likely winners to long shots, here are 10 to watch in 2002.
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Living the Highlife
To watch U2 singer Bono traveling around Africa, relentlessly advocating for debt relief alongside the secretary of the U.S.… more
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No Limits: Introduction
The lack of women in high-level government positions is one of the most glaring, yet least talked about, problems facing women today. In the past four decades, women have entered politics in significant numbers.
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Dos and Don’ts on the Campaign Trail
With more women in elective office than ever before, running as a female candidate is no longer as difficult as it was. That doesn't mean it's easy.
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Love Is a Battlefield
With its deep bows to Monument Valley and other distant frontiers, its choked-off military men struggling with codes of… more
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Homeland Insecurity
George W. Bush’s proposal for a new, mammoth Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is nothing more than an ill-conceived… more
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FBI on Trial
Jury awards $4.4 million to a pair of Earth First! activists.
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FBI on Trial
Jury awards $4.4 million to a pair of Earth First! activists.
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‘New’ FBI, Same Old Problems
What do you do with a federal agency of notorious incompetence that is also famous for regularly trampling on… more
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FBI Goodbye
Give defense a chance. Why not use this as a rallying cry for progressives?
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Popcorn and Sake
In Hirokazu Kore’eda’s 1998 film After Life, the dead discover that there is no heaven or hell, only their… more
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The Savings and Clone Scandal
Debate over the Senate’s two competing cloning bills—one that would ban all cloning and one that would allow “therapeutic… more
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Pim’s Misfortune
Only in death did this Dutch dandy become a darling of American conservatives.
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Fear and Loathing
As warnings from the Bush administration of an imminent terrorist attack spark fear in Americans, it behooves us to… more
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Dive in, the Pool’s Empty
Ah, to be young, wild and Californian: Dogtown and Z-Boys, an affectionate, free-spirited history of the reinvention of skateboarding… more
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Courting Disaster
President Bush’s unprecedented “unsigning” of the International Criminal Court treaty will not stop the court’s creation in July. However,… more
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All Too Human
The last man at the end of history is a tough act to follow. Unless, that is, you’re a… more
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Manufacturing Postfeminism
I’m sitting here, in one hand Vogue’s April edition called “The Shape Issue,” featuring Angelina Jolie (“Rebel with a… more
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Appall-o-Meter
Dead Peasants 8.1 Back in 1994, Wal-Mart launched a program promising its employees a $5,000 death benefit. The company… more
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Patient Privacy Under Attack Again
George W. Bush has flip-flopped once again, this time on the issue of patient privacy. A year ago, Bush… more
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The Sludge Report
Sewage sludge, the toxic byproduct of the nation’s sewage treatment facilities, continues to be spread across the American countryside… more
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No Quiero Taco Bell!
David Bacon interviews Lucas Benitez of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers.
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The World Is Watching
Ian Urbina interviews “peace activist” Neta Golan from inside Yasser Arafat’s compound
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Scenes from the Occupation
Ramallah, The West Bank It has been four days since anyone from her office has been able to talk… more
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Terror In The Territories
Secretary of State Colin Powell started his latest world tour in Morocco, where the king greeted him with a… more
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The People’s Storyteller
Studs Terkel is a busy man. On a Sunday afternoon, when I stopped by his house on a pleasant… more
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The Good Life
When Robert Skidelsky began his three-volume biography of John Maynard Keynes in the late ’70s, it must have seemed… more
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