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A Law-Abiding Attorney General?
Mukasey's respect for limits on executive power makes him an improvement.
Who's Afraid of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad?
After all the trembling, the Iranian president got a bruising instead of a boost.
Going Protectionist Over a Fantasy Highway
Xenophobes see a threat to U.S. sovereignty in a Texas freeway project that would ease trade with Mexico.
The Limits of Self-Restraint
Fred Thompson's federalism is inconsistent, but at least he has principles to betray.
Politicians Love Transit, Just Not For Themselves
Transit system is good enough for you, but the mayor's too busy.
Six Years Later
Osama wanted the U.S. involved in a protracted quagmire with Muslim extremists. We've given him one.
Will Super Smart Artificial Intelligences Keep Humans Around As Pets?
And other questions from the Singularity Summit
Be Angry—but Patient
President Bush's "surge" isn't solving Iraq's political problem. But what's the Democrats' hurry to end it?
America's Taliban-Support Program
With luck, Afghanistan could become the Colombia of the Middle East
The Mexicans Are Coming! The Mexicans Are Coming!
Hyping the immigration crisis in America's whitest states
Democracy Kills
The national intelligence director explains why Bush's critics have blood on their hands.
The Myths of Hurricane Katrina: Part Three
Myth Three: The Gulf Coast is suffering from a lack of leadership
The Myths of Hurricane Katrina: Part Two
Myth Number Two: "New Orleans" and "the Gulf Coast" are synonymous.
Get Government Out of the Bathroom
Will the Craig scandal finally return the GOP to the party of Goldwater?
Socialize Medicine, One Step at a Time
It's for the children.
All Politics, No Principle
Employers and workers are the victims of Bush's immigration crackdown
Bedtime for Gonzo
A quick and dirty rundown of the attorney general's legacy
Tough Love and Free Speech
How a 'child advocate' gamed the media
Calling All Presidential Candidates: Who Will Stand Up and Be Transparent?
Meet the only three would-be chief execs who will dare to tell you how the government spends your money.
