magazine July 7, 2003
features
Hidden Agenda
Republican tax cuts aim to bloat the rich and eviscerate social programs
By David Moberg
Guilt by Association
In downtown Los Angeles, Ruben is enduring his freedom. At 23, Ruben wants job training, education, and a chance… more
By Matt Olson
frontline
Bumpy Road
Plan for peace gets U.S. push toward uncertain destination
La Résistance
Under right-wing reform, strikes spread across France
Nuclear Cowboys in the White House
Dr. Helen Caldicott, one of the foremost peace activists of our time, is co-founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility… more
Name Game
Defense Department renames Total Information Awareness, does little else
Bad to Worse
FCC approves even more media consolidation
culture
Ideology Reloaded
There is something inherently naïve about taking the “philosophical” underpinning of The Matrix series seriously and discussing its implications.… more
books
Who’s Got the Power?
Over the past century, the destructive nature of war has changed dramatically. As a result, argues Jonathan Schell, the… more
Vol. 27, Iss. 16
viewpoints
Editorial
Smokescreen of Compassion
Bush’ AIDS policies make life a commodity, something you can purchase if you pay the price.
The Third Coast
Neocon Convergences
The Bradley Foundation is the right’s economic fount for ideas promoting neoracist empire.
Power Mad
Needed: A Vast Liberal Conspiracy
For the conservatives, the activist wing and the political wing are one and the same.






