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Year 2007

Vol. 39 Nbr. 6, June 2007

The last wars we won.

Editor's Note - Editorial

Tilting at windmills.

Alberto Gonzales' testimony

The Scion: Kurdistan's man in Washington.

Ten Miles Square - Qubad Talabani

Bill Richardson.

The Monthly Interview - Interview

'The Politics of Life and Death'.

THE monthly JOURNALISM AWARD - Brief article

Thumpin' to conclusions: Republicans are drawing all the wrong lessons from their midterm loss.

Revolt of the CEOs: a massive expansion of the federal government, supported by big business, is on the way. conservatives couldn't be less prepared.

How a Democrat can get my vote: advice from seven recent war veterans.

Cover story

The bitter end: Democrats are right to push for an end to the Iraq war. But don't expect the troops to be grateful.

Bad faith effort: Christopher Hitchens phones in a polemic against religion.

On political books - God Is Not Great: Why Religion Poisons Everything - Book review

Shrum and dumber: memoirs of the man who thrice saved us from a Democratic presidency.

Robert Shrum's No Excuses: Concessions of a Serial Campaigner - Book review

A reason not to despair: few players have navigated the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with more integrity than Sari Nusseibeh.

Once Upon a Country: A Palestinian Life - Book review

Those weren't the days: Nixon has been looking better lately compared to George W. Bush. But in fact he's as bad as we remember.

Nixon and Kissinger: Partners in Power - Book review

Nashville Nigiri: is the spread of sushi to middle-class American malls a good globalization story?

On Political Books