The Fallacy of ’39

Justin Logan, a research assistant in the foreign policy studies program at the Cato Institute, has come up with a useful new term: "Can we get a name for inappropriately invoking the appeasement of Nazis? This is a tactic frequently used by neocons and various sundry...

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Neocons and the Cult of State

In a recent column documenting the alleged hopelessness of dragging the Democratic Party back into alignment with mainstream America, George Will unwittingly put his finger on what is soon likely to ail the GOP as well: the impossibility of reconciling its underlying...

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Yushchenko’s Disease: A Tale of Two Poisons

After weeks of rampant speculation and political intrigue of the highest order, the mystery of Viktor Yushchenko's rapid and startling facial disfigurement was settled with a simple blood test and reported with bold finality: The Ukrainian presidential candidate was...

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From Saddam’s Camp to America’s Dump

The dump is a dusty wasteland. Heaps of Baghdad's rotting wastes are strewn about several square miles of the battered capital city. Engaged in their futile battle to remove the endless amounts of garbage from streets, blue garbage trucks rumble through the stinky...

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Slam-Dunk Tenet Gets a Medal

What does George John Tenet have in common with Mother Theresa and Pope John Paul II? Well, all three are recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Tenet? The Director of Central Intelligence under both Clinton and Bush II? The DCI who justified Clinton's...

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‘Staying the Course’ Won’t Do

In the aftermath of the suicide bombing of the Mosul mess hall, we are being admonished anew we must stay the course in Iraq. But "Stay the course!" is no longer enough. President Bush needs to go on national television and tell us the unvarnished truth. Why are we...

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Serb-Croat Battleground Moves to Cyberspace

BELGRADE - A new war has broken out between Serbs and Croats, this time without casualties and bloodshed because the battleground is cyberspace. In less than a week, hackers on both sides have crashed the most popular Web sites, leaving challenging messages but short...

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Terrorism Shaped 2004 News Agenda

While President George W. Bush's November reelection topped the Associated Press' (AP) annual listing of the top 10 news stories for 2004, the other leading choices suggested that the news media might have helped him in his quest. The list, which reflected the votes...

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US Relief Group Calls for Iraq Withdrawal

One of the oldest U.S. overseas relief organizations has called for the United States to immediately withdraw from Iraq in light of the continuing carnage and Washington's failure to restore basic services or revive the country's economy. The statement by the...

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What’s All the Fuss About A.Q. Khan?

Even before retiring, Director of Central Intelligence George Tenet – who had presided over two of the worst intelligence failures in history – tried to salvage something of his reputation. In remarks he made last February at his alma mater, Georgetown...

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