magazine October 25, 2004

A Fixer-Upper

Democrats will need luck and local support to win back the House

By David Moberg   

Is Iran Next?

The Pentagon neocons who brought you the war in Iraq have a new target

By Tom Barry   

You Call This a Democracy?

There is nothing quite as hypocritical as a politician preaching the virtues of democracy while doing everything he can… more

By David Sirota   

Passion of the Right

The uses of persecution

By Dave Mulcahey   

Despairing for Darfur

Despite increasing coverage, the press has failed to impart the extent of the genocide

The Home Front

On September 17, it came to pass in New Jersey that party faithful applauding a chipper talk about the… more

Environmental Hogwash

The EPA works with factory farms to delay regulation of ‘Extremely Hazardous Substances.’

film

Revolutionary Beginnings

Part of the appeal of studying the lives of great men and women is finding those defining points in… more

By Todd Lillethun   

Trapped in Decline Culture

The “Face Aging” booth at the Boston Museum of Science attracted the longest lines of children. ¶ Access was… more

By Margaret Morganroth Gullette   

books

A Lingering Afterimage

The twin spectacles of our recent national political conven-tions did their best to change the public’s perception of what,… more

By Paul McLeary   

Editorial

The Promise Keeper

It’s no revelation that the “perception managers” giving our reporters their daily bread from the White House and Pentagon are old hands at… more

Get Real, Man

Bush is not man enough to take care of those less fortunate than he.

The Third Coast

The Right Choice for Terror

President George Bush is “the best recruiting sergeant ever for al Qaeda,” said Sir Ivor Roberts, the British ambassador to Italy, at a… more