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July
2002
Wednesday,
July 31
Scott Ritter: What,
If Anything, Does Iraq Have to Hide?
Marc Lynch: Iraq: Why
Not Do Nothing?
John Sweeney: Wall Street
Rally Speech: No More Business As Usual
Molly Ivins: Politics
Cleared Way for Financial Scandals
John Borowski: Say It
Ain’t So Senator Daschle or Shame on Environmentalists?
Bernard Weiner: 20 Things
We've Learned Nearly a Year After 9/11
Graham Allison: The
View From Baghdad
Robert Kuttner: Mr.
Corporate Reform?
Seth Sandronsky: Still
Large But As Firmly In Charge?
Tuesday, July 30
James Carroll: The Culture
of Self-Deception
Frida Berrigan: Heavy
Words or Heavy Actions: Stop U.S. Military Aid to Israel.
Max Castro: Corporate
Crime: Is There Hope for a New Ideology?
Sean Gonsalves: We're
Becoming a One-Party Nation
Arianna Huffington: The
Little Guy Takes It On The Chin -- And In The Wallet.
Pierre Tristam: Get
Ready for September Eleven, the Brand.
EJ Dionne Jr: Will the
Democrats Miss This Opportunity?
Robert Scheer: Another
Bankrupt Idea From Congress
Monday, July 29
Robert Shetterly: Strong
Leaders Need Heart
Rick Mercier: Pick Up
Your Swords -- It's Time To Slay the Corporate-Media Beast
Laurin Suiter: The Tyranny
of Vouchers
George Pyle: Grim Reaping:
The Industrialization of Agriculture is Killing the Land
Menzies Campbell: There
Should Be No War in Iraq Without More Jaw-Jaw
Salim Muwakkil: Equating
Police Brutality with Domestic Terrorism
Lynn Landes: A World
Awash In Hormones
Friday, July 26
Heather Wokusch: Constructive
Dissent (Slouching Towards Apocalypse)
Hubert Locke: Iraq Attack
Inane, Dangerous
Bill Conroy: Government
Reaches for the Sky in War on Drugs
Mokhiber/Weissman: Push
Back: Put Your Body on the Line and Things Begin to Move
Trudy Rubin: Joining
with Extremists: Bush Balked on Funds to UN Family-Planning Agency
Arianna Huffington: How
Can This Be Legal?
Paul Krugman: The Private
Interest
Ralph Nader: Citigroup,
Heal Thyself
Fran Shor: Bush’s
Teflon Armor
Helen Thomas: US Must
Sign Global Treaty on Women's Rights
Thursday, July 25
Guardian of London: Of
Babies and Butchers: Sharon's Bomb Explodes in His Face
Jill Schuker: We Must
Think Carefully About the Price of Ignorance and the Consequences of Silence
Norman Solomon: Will
This Be an "Official Scandal" -- or Something More?
Rabbi Arthur Waskow: The
Meaning of the Gaza Bombing
Anna Lappé:
Organic Diet for a Small Planet
William Pfaff: Europe
Can Overrule US on Iraq, Mideast
Warren Buffett: Who
Really Cooks the Books?
Wednesday, July 24
Linda O'Brien: We Have
The Power To Say 'No!' Now
Richard Gwyn: Beleaguered
Bush Dragging US Into Quagmire
Stephanie Salter: 'W'
Stands for Wrongheaded
John Nichols: It's Not
Just Accounting
Larry Eichel: Amid Corporate
Meltdown, Nader Revives an Old Sermon
Brandon Keim: A Silver
Lining to the Economic Clouds
John Lloyd: Hegemonic
Rex: The U.S. Sees No Better Route to Stability Than Through Its Own Power. And
That Makes It Tough for the Rest of Us
Jonathan Freedland:Suddenly,
Corporate Fraud and the Stock Market Collapse Have Made US Republicans Look Vulnerable
Tuesday, July 23
James Carroll: Questions
on Bush's War on Iraq
Sean Gonsalves: So This
is The Future
Isabel Hilton: Free
Markets Have Failed a Continent: Latin America is Gagging on the Prescriptions
of the Bush Family
Bill Black/James Galbraith: Bush's
Role in Corporate Fraud
Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Civilian
Deaths in Afghanistan: Will Truth Again Be a Casualty of War?
Robert Scheer: The Boom
or Bush Cycle: Like Father, Like Son. Expect a War Soon
Jack Heyman: On the
Waterfront -- Labor Solidarity vs. Federal Intervention
Arianna Huffington: Capitalism
Without Conscience
William Greider: Is
This America's Top Corporate Crime Fighter?
Monday, July 22
Salim Muwakkil: Taking
on 'Rogue' States: Takes One to Know One
Ruth Rosen: The Power
of Peaceful Protest
Bruce Cole: Why the
Democrats Can't Get Their Act Together
Dave Zweifel: Cheney
is an Unashamed Corporate Shill
Barbara Ehrenreich: The
Collapse of Credibility
Sunday, July 21
Todd Gitlin: If the
Democrats Forfeit the Opportunity Now Handed Them to Connect All the Flaming Dots,
They Are Truly as Flabby, Corrupt and Venal as Ralph Nader Says
Molly Ivins: Fat Cats
Claim We're the Problem
Eric Margolis: Saddam
Fights Back! How the Iraqi Leader Might Reply to President George Bush's Saber-Rattling
Scott Ritter: Is Iraq
a True Threat to the US?
Robert Hemsley: Losing
My Stake in the Economy
Saturday, July 20
Frank Rich: The Road
to Perdition
Carolyn Ziegler-Davenport: Sweet
for Execs, Sweat for Others
Bruce Mulkey: How Can
I Serve? A Path of Spiritual Activism
Rob Kall: It’s
Easy To Tell When The Iraqi War Will Start...and Why
Christopher Brauchli: Explaining
Bush is a Full-Time Job
Matt Miller: Bush's
Past and Leadership Skills at Issue Partly Because of How He 'Won'
Minneapolis Star Tribune: Nigerian
Women's Protest Wins Oil Company Attention
Seth Sandronsky: Trouble
Ahead for the US Housing Market?
Fred Krupp: Cars Can
Get Much Cleaner
Friday, July 19
H.D.S. Greenway: Sharon's
War on Moderate Palestinians
Jacob Levich: I Was
Schooled in Hate: Confessions of a Summer-Camp Terror Tot
Gwynne Dyer: Drug Laws
Thin Edge of the Wedge Worldwide
Michael Pollan: When
a Crop Becomes King
Harvey Wasserman: It's
a Conspiracy! The Rumor Mill Continues to Grind Out 9-11 Tales, Some Nutty and
Some With a Grain of Truth
Karen Orenstein/Carrie Benzschawel: US
May Support a Terrorist-Connected Military in Name of War on Terror
Marty Jezer: Our Country
is on a Collision Course: Reform or War?
Arianna Huffington: Does
Bush Have The Willpower To Cure Our National Hangover?
Thursday, July 18
Ralph Nader: 'Corporate
Socialism'
William Pfaff: A Plea
for a Greater European Role in World Affairs
Natasha Walter: Rape
by Soldiers is Much More Than 'Simple Lust'
Tom Turnipseed: Will
the White House Distract Attention from Their Corporate Corruption With War Against
the "Evil One" in Iraq?
Norman Solomon: The
Old Spin on the "New Economy"
Leah Wells: Islamic
Peace Education in Aceh
Mokhiber/Weissman: Reality
Check: It's Business as Usual
Wednesday, July 17
Kevin Phillips: The
Cycles of Financial Scandal
Heather Wokusch: The
Bush Ethic of Responsibility
Boston Globe: Ashcroft
vs. Americans
Lloyd Axworthy: Stop
the US Foul Play
Derrick Jackson: President
Shrugs at the Digital Divide
Tuesday, July 16
Robert Hinkley: Capitalism
With Conscience
Sean Gonsalves: WTO
Protesters Appear Prophetic
Marie Cocco: Bush's
Economic Plan: Make Matters Worse
Pierre Tristam: Faith-Based
Capitalism's Plunge Into the Market Abyss
John Borowski: Advice
to Green Team: Take Off the Gloves
George Skelton: Smoking
Gun Shoots Down Bush View of California's Power Crisis
Paul Krugman: Steps
to Wealth: Why Are George W. Bush's Business Dealings Relevant?
Larry Elliott: The US
Stock Market Collapse Could Trigger the Biggest Global Recession Since the 1930s
Robert Scheer: Cheney's
Grimy Trail in Business
Robert Reno: Rails Are
Better Than Concrete
Max Castro: US Policy
Toward Latin America Ignores Poverty, Disparity
Monday, July 15
Barbara Crossette: Is
the First World Turning Soft? Third World Here We Come
Roy Hattersley: This
Strange Silence From the Left: Free Enterprise Flaunts Its Failings and Social
Democrats Say Nothing
Rahul Mahajan: Justice
for Bhopal -- Corporate Crimes and Their Bodycount
Robert Fisk: 'Distraction'
That Takes the Heat Off al-Qa'ida
Chad Hanson: A Burning
Issue: Helping Loggers, Hurting Forests
Norbert Payne/Coilín ÓhAiseadha:
Nagy Visit on Iraq Sanctions Takes Denmark by Storm
Salim Muwakkil: Reparations
Gaining Momentum
Sunday, July 14
Mike Bygrave: Where
Did All the Anti-Globalization Protesters Go?
Molly Ivins: W. Makes
Unconvincing Crusader
Lauren Comiteau: The
International Criminal Court: In Dutch With America
Ralph Nader: The Secret
World of Banking
Howard French: Whistling
Past the Global Graveyard
Linda McQuaig: Cronies
Will Be Capitalistic Cronies
John Pilger: The 'War
On Terror' is a Smokescreen Created by the Ultimate Terrorist...America Itself
Saturday, July 13
Carol Goar: Too Much
in the Hands of Too Few
Wallace Schultz: The
Narrow View of "Wide Angle": An Open Letter to PBS
Marc Fisher: Baseball
is Just Another Institution We Can't Trust
Conn Hallinan: The Middle
East's Deadly Illusions
Carah Lynn Ong: Force
Above Law: The New International Disorder?
Rupert Cornwell: America
Rattles Saddam's Cage Hoping He Will Lash Out in Anger
Seth Sandronsky: Regulators,
Speculators and Workers
Friday, July 12
Huck Gutman: Dishonesty,
Greed and Hypocrisy in Corporate America
Paul Krugman: The Insider
Game
Robin Miller: Ariel
Sharon's Vision: "Maximal Killing"
Ryan Guptill: Fourth
Amendment Under Fire? Supreme Court Attacks Student's Rights
Thursday, July 11
Janet McIntosh: What
Have the 9/11 Investigators Overlooked?
Mark Morford: Dubya
and Dick Snicker at Corruption Charges, and the War Excuse Weakens
John Liechty: Today’s
Special on the Menu of Hate
Norman Solomon: Renouncing
Sins Against the Corporate Faith
Tom Turnipseed: Family
Fun at the Beach and Rogue Models in the White House
David Winkler: Journalists
Thrown 'Into the Buzzsaw'
Hugo Young: We Need
to Talk About the War on Iraq Before It Begins
Arianna Huffington: Only
Public Outrage Will Keep the Corporate Swine At Bay
Wednesday, July 10
Robert Kuttner: Bush's
Record on Corporate Ethics
Wood Turner: A Legacy
of True Patriotism: Whose Land Is This Land?
Selig Harrison: Afghanistan:
The Welcome is Going Sour
Molly Ivins: W's Biz
Dealings Reek of Sketchy Ethics, Too
Matt Miller: It's Time
for a More Serious Look at How the President Succeeded in Business
Robert Fisk: A Strange
Kind of Freedom
Robert Borosage: Conservatives
Created the Corporate Scandals
Derrick Jackson: The
Realities of School Vouchers
Charlie Cray/Lee Drutman: Bush:
Corporate Confidence Man
Tuesday, July 9
Marjorie Cohn: Invading
Iraq Would Be Misguided and Illegal
Don Hazen: Vote with
Your Remote: Phil Donahue for National TV Host
John LaForge: US Dirty
Bombs: Radioactive Shells Spiked with Plutonium
Robert Scheer: A Fox
Is About to Reassure Us Hens
Rick Mercier: If You
Hear the Whistle Blowin’, Pray Them Boxcars Ain’t a-Glowin’
Bjorn Skorpen Claeson: Singing
for the Global Community in Bangor, Maine
John Nichols: Pols Must
Not Be Silent on Drug War
Monday, July 8
Heather Wokusch: Leaving
Our Children Behind
Sean Wilentz: From Justice
Scalia, a Chilling Vision of Religion’s Authority in America
Salim Muwakkil: The
Irony Behind Lessons of Secularism
Felicity Arbuthnot: The
Dangers of an Attack on Iraq: Jordan - Nuclear Flashpoint?
Fran Shor: Lies, Damn
Lies, and Pentagon Statistics
Jane Ehrenfeld: The
Ugly Lie About Vouchers
Marissa Zubia: Moving
Radiation Through Your Backyard
Steven Hill/Rob Richie: Redistricting
Makes Losers of Us All
Mark Shields: What Will
Democrats Do With Hand of Four Aces?
Sunday, July 7
David Cortright: Stop
the War Before it Starts
Melissa Fletcher Stoeltje: 'Under
God' Should Be the Least of Our Worries
Paul Krugman: Succeeding
in Business: Bush's Personal Fortune Was Built On Privilege, Insider Dealings
and Large-Scale Corporate Welfare
Tom Shields: 'Let Me
Through, I'm a Proctologist': President's Bum Deal Was a Trick Missed
Margaret Krome: Bush
Invokes Sovereignty Wrongly, Sacrifices It Recklessly
Robert Borosage: Capitalism's
Best Pals: Liberals
Bruce Cole: Three Cheers
for McAuliffe! Now Do the Right Thing and Step Down, Terry
Saturday, July 6
Wade Davis: We Need
a Global Declaration of Interdependence
Mike Ferner: War Inc
Frank Rich: All the
President's Enrons
Bruce Mulkey: Real Patriots
Must Act or Symbolic Gestures Will Be Irrelevant
Paul Lachelier/Eric Weltman: Toward
a Living Democracy
Seth Sandronsky: The
Credibility of Market Ideology
Friday, July 5
Steve Lopez: What Next?
How About Rethinking Our Lives?
Arundhati Roy: Listen
to the Nonviolent Poor: Allow for Peaceful Change, Before Violent Change Becomes
Inevitable
Jonathan Steele: Sisters
in Arms: Kristina and Myrna Both Lost Siblings in the September 11 Attacks,
Brandon Keim: You Can't
Smell the Flowers at 30,000 Feet
Shlomi Segall: Why I
Won't Serve Sharon
John Nichols: United
States Should Cling to Its Youth
Derrick Jackson: A French
Lesson on Rail Transit
Thursday, July 4
William Pfaff: When
Patriotism Turns Into Paranoia
Mokhiber/Weissman: Cracking
Down on Corporate Crime, Really
Rick Mercier: On This
Fourth of July, Save a Salute for Gabe Prosser, Too
Simon Tisdall: Bush's
War is the New Great Game: But It Looks a Lot Less Fun When Bombs Fall From a
Clear Night Sky
Mary McGrory: Life,
Liberty, Ashcroft
Rahul Mahajan: Why I
Will Not Celebrate This Fourth of July
Joseph Stiglitz: Corporate
Corruption: The Conflicts of Interest Driving US Financial Scandals are Being
Replicated on a Global Scale
Bob Herbert: Fouling
Our Own Nest: Pig-Pen's Attitude Embodies President Bush's Approach to the Environment
Wednesday, July 3
Molly Ivins: Dubya Does
Nader or, How to Pretend You're a Populist in 10 Easy Steps
Robert Kuttner: Forecast
for an Economic Perfect Storm
Helen Thomas: Bush Acting
as Imperial President
Robert Jensen: Lynne
Cheney's Primer: G is for Gloss Over
Jonathan Freedland: America's
Financial Scandals Won't Bury the US Model. But They Do Give Us a Chance to Rethink
Globalization
Derrick Jackson: Still
Singing 'America' Too
John Borowski: Bastion
of Ecological Literacy Under Siege: Our Public Schools
Nicholas Kristof: FBI
Lethargy Lets the Anthrax Killer Go Free
Tuesday, July 2
James Carroll: Intimations
of America's Mortality
Hans von Sponeck: Too
Much Collateral Damage: 'Smart Sanctions' Hurt Innocent Iraqis
Leah Wells: Real Fireworks,
or Just Bombs Again?
Paul Krugman: Everyone
Is Outraged
Hugo Young: We Can't
Allow US Tantrums to Scupper Global Justice
Judy Rebick: Globalization:
All We Are Saying is Give Protests a Chance
Monday, July 1
Rupert Cornwell: Shocked
and Angry: The Prophet Whose Warnings Over Wall Street Were Ignored
Salim Muwakkil: The
Warp Factor of the Israeli Lobby
Krystal Kyer: The Alchemy
of Water
Huck Gutman: Economic
Inequality in US
David Corn: Bush Backtracking
on AIDS a Slap in the Face for Bono
Eric Schwartz: The US
Assault On World Criminal Court...
Christopher Brauchli: Merrill
Lynch Boldly Goes Beyond Arthur Andersen
Ted Rall: Meet the Press:
The Corruption of Journalism in Wartime
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