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2006
Fight for a Free Press Robert W. McChesney | The collapse of journalism and the rise of commercialism is sparking a reform movement that will fight to ensure the First Amendment endures in the digital age. July 3, 2006 issue Politicos Court Netroots at YearlyKos Ari Melber | The growing potential for netroots activists to define issues, mobilize voters and raise significant amounts of money drew politicians to the national gathering, eager to leverage their advantage with netroots. June 26, 2006 (web) Science and the First Amendment Patricia J. Princehouse | If you can lie about science and get away with it, you can lie about anything. That's why we must say no to ideological zealots who are waging war against science and against democracy itself. May 29, 2006 (web)		Helping China's Censors Rebecca MacKinnon | The Global Online Freedom Act should be the beginning of a conversation about what needs to be done to prevent US Internet and technology firms from contradicting American values. March 27, 2006 issue In Defense of Free Thought Robert Scheer | An Austrian court sends a crackpot historian to prison for denying the Holocaust; why shouldn't Muslims protesting the Muhammad cartoons question a double standard? March 6, 2006 (web)

2005
Bush's War on the Press John Nichols & Robert W. McChesney | Until the Bush Administration is held accountable by Congress for its propaganda, manipulation of the truth and assaults on journalism, freedom of the press will exist in name only. December 5, 2005 issue How Reporters Helped Lead Us to War Robert Scheer | Reporters like Judith Miller who fought to avoid testifying in the CIA leak case were knowing accomplices in the White House's attempt to punish a whistle-blower. By failing to report the truth, they bear responsibility for leading us into an illegal war. November 14, 2005 (web) Judith Miller: Embedded Over Her Head Robert Scheer | The jailed reporter doesn't understand that a free press depends on the ability of reporters to protect honest witnesses--not to coddle government officials. August 29, 2005 (web) The Rights of Journalists Victor Navasky | What's necessary to protect reporters' sources and the public's need to know? August 1, 2005 issue		An Odd Turn in the Criminal Justice System Calvin Trillin | Judy Miller's in prison, but what about...? August 1, 2005 issue Giving Chutzpah New Meaning Jon Wiener | Alan Dershowitz is on the defensive over his research on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. July 11, 2005 issue Free-Speech Fights Bruce Shapiro March 7, 2005 issue Power and the Word Patricia J. Williams February 28, 2005 issue

2004
The Hunting of Dr. Craft Judy Jackson & Debbie Nathan | A child therapist is jailed after the law decides he took the wrong pictures. January 10, 2005 issue		Lenny From Heaven Richard Lingeman January 26, 2004 issue

2002
Cartooning Terror Emma Ruby-Sachs & Asa Pittman | Now more than ever, there's a need for the critiques that political cartoons can offer. July 15, 2002 (web)

2001
The Joe & Hil Follies Danny Goldberg September 17, 2001 issue Journalism & Democracy Bill Moyers | A reflection on journalism, democracy and the importance of being a "public nuisance." May 7, 2001 issue		Publish or Speech Perishes Victor Navasky | In the words of the old folk song, "When will they ever learn?" April 23, 2001 issue Anti-Catholic? Round Two Katha Pollitt March 19, 2001 issue

2000
First Amendment for the Rich? Burt Neuborne October 9, 2000 issue The Persecution of Wen Ho Lee, Redux Robert Scheer August 6, 2001 (web)		Extra! Extra! Read Less About It Robert Scheer May 7, 2001 (web) China Spying Story: All the Excuses Fit to Print Robert Scheer February 19, 2001 (web)

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