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 Thursday, March 20, 2003
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Roundups and Rights
As Washington rolls to war, Arab and Muslim immigrants become targets of a new profiling regime.
P L U S :
 The Last War's Lasting Ills
In Cuba, a Diplomatic Revolution?
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Is This War Legal?
Skeptical European leaders claim Washington's war in Iraq will be illegal. Are they correct?
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The 'Coalition'
Embedded, and Unreliable?
'The Arrogance of Power' (Sen. Robert C. Byrd)
US Rounding Up Muslim Asylum-Seekers (The Independent)
What Will Turkey Do? (Sydney Morning Herald)
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F E A T U R E D T H I S W E E K
 The Bad Guy
By Miles Harvey
Gangbanger, fifth columnist, radical Muslim, poor fatherless Puerto Rican -- is it mere coincidence that in Jose Padilla the government has the perfect fall guy?
March/April 2003 Issue
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 The Thirty-Year Itch
By Robert Dreyfuss
Three decades ago, Washington's hawks conceived of a strategy for US control of the Persian Gulf's oil. Now, the Bush administration is playing out their script for global dominance.
March/April 2003 Issue
P L U S :
Oil and Arms: An In-Depth Look
Kicking the (US) Habit
By Colleen O'Brien
Despite months of diplomatic arm-twisting, Washington's tobacco-friendly treaty demands have gone up in flames.
March 10, 2003
P L U S :
Secondhand Diplomacy
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 Why Wait?
Cartoon By Mark Fiore
Need to pave the way for an unpopular preemptive war? Take a lesson from Washington, and write off the world's skeptics with a little preemptive diplomacy.
March 17, 2003
  The Short, Unhappy Life of Campaign Finance Reform
By Paul Taylor
McCain-Feingold took six years to pass -- and six days to derail. A look at the grave future of campaign finance reform.
March/April 2003 Issue
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 The Weather Underground
Reviewed By Rob Nelson
The events are three decades removed, but the timeliness of Sam Green and Bill Siegel's documentary on the Weathermen is uncanny.
March/April 2003 Issue
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 Is That a President in Your Pocket?
Having a president in the pocket has done wonders for Big Oil and those in the top tax bracket. Now, you too can feel the power.
P L U S :
Watching the Detectives
Want Irrigation With That?
March/April 2003 Issue
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Wesley Lanham says:
"Remember, it's a lot easier for Bush to run the country by saying Saddam's a bad man, Saddam has weopons of mass destruction over and over than it is to actually try to do something about the economy and other domestic problems."
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