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• Unfortunately, he knew.(Hurricane Katrina)
  by Mooney, Chris
• Withdrawal pains: looking for a unified Democratic position on leaving Iraq? Here it is: each individual Democrat takes whatever position he or she wants.(Dispatches)
  by Yglesias, Matthew
• An economic tsunami.(Globalization: Why it Works)(Three Billion New Capitalists: The Great Shift of Wealth and Power to the East)(Book Review)
  by Tyson, Laura D; '; Andrea
• Hurricane of debt.(bankruptcy-reform bill )
  by Rosenfeld, Sam
• The paradox explained.(THE LAST WORD)
  by Reich, Robert
• Death warmed over: beyond environmentalism: imagining possibilities as large as the crisis that confronts us.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Shellenberger, Michael; Nordhaus, Ted
• The outsiders.(future presidential candidates)(Brief Article)
  by Franke-Ruta, Garance
• See it again: is George Clooney a serious filmmaker? He's made a stark, perfectly focused film on Edward R. Murrow's war with Joe McCarthy. So, yes.(FILM)(Movie Review)
  by Hoberman, J.
• Bolton begins.(John Bolton)
  by Goldberg, Mark Leon
• A new environmentalism: could a new green ethic provide common cause in our deeply divided nation?(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Pope, Carl
• Transcript.(Brief Article)
• State of the state: the Israeli left pushed Gaza withdrawal for years. Now, it's happened--and the left is in a shambles. But there may be a way out.
  by Mort, Jo-Ann
• We're out there!(Letter to the Editor)
  by Moe, Barbara
• We're all environmentalists now: it isn't environmentalism that died. What expired was progressive politics based on single-issue interest groups.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Schmitt, Mark
• Fool me twice ...(bipartisan congressional committee of Republicans on Hurricane Katrina)
  by Yglesias, Matthew
• They're ba-ack: actually, they never went away. The Social Security privatizers, quiet over the summer, are merely gearing up for the next battle in a long war.
  by Conason, Joe
• The P-word.(Letter to the Editor)
  by Pelz, Richard K.
• The Neocon who isn't: Francis Fukuyama has all the "right" credentials. So when he opposed the Iraq War and voted for John Kerry, eyebrows were raised. They're still rising.
  by Boynton, Robert S.
• Global denial: Katrina is a portent. But will it cause Americans to embrace fundamental change in how we consume energy and understand politics?(Hurricane Katrina)
  by Gelbspan, Ross
• New century, new challenges: when it comes to the environment, we should think and act differently--but not at the expense of what we've already achieved.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Schakowsky, Jan
• An emergent progressive majority: Americans are tired of voting against someone. It's time to recruit leaders who'll speak clearly to people's real needs and problems.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Totten, Gloria
• The war pundits.(Letter to the Editor)
  by Ingledew, Francis; Jordan, Jim; Pettigrew, Robert; Chandu, G.M.
• Catching the wave.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Kuttner, Robert
• A breath of fresh air: how environmentalists, health experts, and poverty advocates are forging new coalitions to tackle an urban asthma epidemic.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Lomax, Geoffrey; Roberts, Eric; English, Paul
• The end of the population movement: the challenge isn't population control. It's sustainable development, built upon the emancipation of women and economic opportunity.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Werbach, Adam
• Leadership, please.(PROSPECTS)
  by Kuttner, Robert
• A perfect storm? Katrina could lead to a political transformation, but we'll have to fight for the right kind of transformation. Great--this is just the fight we want.(Hurricane Katrina)
  by Tomasky, Michael
• Shooting the moon: the Apollo Alliance's grand vision for energy independence is a distant legislative goal, but it can help transform politics right now.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Little, Amanda Griscom
• Laboratories of progress: it's time to look past the blockage in Washington and fight for good energy policy at home.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Marzilli, Jim
• The defectors: some House Democrats have to vote with Bush from time to time. But what about the ones who don't have to--but do it anyway?
  by Kuttner, Robert; Siddique, Asheesh Kapur
• Changing the climate: why a new approach to global warming would make for a better politics--and planet.(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by McKibben, Bill
• The afterlife of environmentalism: can we tie big global concerns to the everyday lives of Americans?(THE ENVIRONMENT: DEATH AND REBIRTH)
  by Meyer, John M.
• Labor gains? For a change, a piece of good news from the world of labor: Larry Cohen takes the reins at the CWA, a union that's adapted to the times.(Communications Workers of America)
  by Grossfeld, Jim
• Tax follies at TNR.(The New Republic )
  by McIntyre, Robert S.
• The good ol' good ol' boy network.(SLOWPOKE COMICS)(Cartoon)
  by Sorensen, Jen
• Excerpts from Cato Institute Analysis *: "the government is waging an aggressive, intemperate, unjustified war on pain doctors.".(Advertisement)
• Coast to coast: the off-year elections to watch: the tight Virginia governor's race and the anti-union ballot initiatives in Schwarzenegger's California.(Arnold Schwarzenegger)
  by Meyerson, Harold
• Only yesterday.(More Equal Than Others: America from Nixon to the New Century)(Restless Giant: The United States from Watergate to Bush V. Gore)(Book Review)
  by Greenberg, David
• Dossier: bordering on ludicrous.