Controversies
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Iraq
feature Time for plans B and C.
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Iraq
feature Will a change of policy prevent chaos?
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Iraq
feature Should the conflict be called a ‘civil war’?
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Iraq
feature Should the war have an end date?
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Tenet’s memoir
feature Who’s to blame for 9/11 and Iraq?
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Terrorism
feature Will the real al Qaida please stand up?
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Iraq
feature Is the war still winnable?
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Wall Street: The good times are rolling again
feature The big banks are flush with money and plan to give out billions of dollars in annual bonuses to their employees.
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The financial crisis: Which candidate will benefit?
feature The $700 billion bailout has transformed the presidential campaign. The most important issue now is how to handle an economy at the brink of collapse; neither candidate will be able to deliver on previous promises.
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The economy: Free-market capitalism, RIP
feature The meltdown of the economy has upended all our assumptions about free-market capitalism.
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The health-care debate: Sound, fury—signifying … what?
feature Democrats knew that it would be tough to sell President Obama’s proposals to reform the health-care system to their constituents, but the frenzied town hall–style meetings are something else altogether.
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Investigating torture: Should CIA agents take the blame?
feature Attorney General Eric Holder announced an investigation into whether 10 CIA agents went beyond Bush administration guidelines for “harsh interrogation;” White House officials will not be scrutinized.
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'Empathy': Does it belong on the Supreme Court?
feature Will empathy bring bias to judicial decision making?
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Death in Kansas: An act of domestic terrorism?
feature Scott Roeder, the anti-abortion activist who allegedly gunned down Dr. George Tiller in church, was no lone nut—his rage was shaped by Christian extremist groups, which actually exulted in the assassination.
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