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• Federalism: the founders' design. - book reviews
  by Dan Farber
• Man of the house: the life and political memoirs of speaker Tip O'Neill. - book reviews
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  by Tony Simonelli
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• Catastrophic insurance for all - health insurance for poor
  by Janet Hook
• Futures shock - includes related article about stock index futures market
  by Steven Waldman
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  by Taylor Branch
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  by Matthew Cooper
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  by Josh Sugarmann
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  by Gregg Easterbrook
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  by Evan Thomas
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  by Jeffrey L. Pasley
• Democracy is in the streets: from Port Huron to the siege of Chicago. - book reviews
  by Nicholas Lemann
• The stock analysts; the Wall Streeters who tell you when and what to buy and sell
  by John Rothchild
• First ladies. - book reviews
  by Suzanne Fields
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  by Allan J. Lichtman
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  by Marci McDonald
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  by Gregg Easterbrook
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  by L. Bruce Laingen
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  by Kathleen Currie
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  by Michael A. Fernandez
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  by Matthew Cooper
• George Shultz, wimp
  by Robert Goolrick
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  by Jonathan Zimmerman
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  by Charles Peters
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  by Gregg Easterbrook
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  by James Ryan
• Making public policy: a hopeful view of American government. - book reviews
  by Norman J. Ornstein
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  by Milton Viorst
• G.I.-the American soldier in World War II. - book reviews
  by Paul L Savage
• Real rape. - book reviews
  by Paul M. Barrett
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  by Frank Smyth
• Moonie journalism; at the Washington Times, it's better than you might think
  by Tom McNichol
• The freest enterprise - unbeholden to Wall Street, privately held companies can behave more responsibly
  by Paul Glastris
• Tales of new America
  by Thomas J. Peters
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  by David Ignatius
• Elliott Abrams: the teflon assistant secretary
  by Eric Alterman
• From the people who brought you the twinkie defense; the rise of the expert witness industry
  by Blake Fleetwood
• Mortal splendor, the American empire in transition. - book reviews
  by Michael D. Mosettig
• Beyond national borders: reflections on Japan and the world. - book reviews
  by David Graulich
• Charming her way to the White House; air travel stinks, auto safety is a joke - and Washington still loves Liddy Dole - Elizabeth Dole
  by Philip Weiss
• Wharton by the sea; the federal government spends millions to train shipping executives at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
  by Susan Feinberg
• Hold on, Mr. President! - book reviews
  by Jody Powell
• Let's put America back to work. - book reviews
  by Mickey Kaus
• Impact: how the press affects federal policy making. - book reviews
  by Jonathan Alter
• The dark secret of the black budget - Pentagon's defense budget
  by Tim Weiner
• Eyes on the lies; how black leaders and cigarette companies have turned indoor smoking into a civil rights issue - includes related article on cigarette promotion
  by Susan Milligan
• Rayburn: a biography. - book reviews
  by Timothy Noah
• How the homeless bought a Rolls for Cornelius Pitts - getting rich by housing the needy
  by Marianne Szegedy-Maszak
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  by Timothy Noah
• Empire. - book reviews
  by Steven Waldman
• Chalk one up for the permanent government; the bureaucracy took on Reagan and big oil - and won - Exxon Corp
  by Rich Jaroslovsky
• Escape of the guilty: a trial judge speaks out against crime. - book reviews
  by Tom Bethell
• Reagan's America: innocents at home. - book reviews
  by Nicholas Lemann
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  by Joan Meier
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  by John Kenneth Galbraith
• The case against the Air Force - weapons procurement
  by Robert Coram
• The closing of the American mind. - book reviews
  by Jacob Weisberg
• The powers that shouldn't be; five Washington insiders the next Democratic president shouldn't hire
  by Paul Glastris
• Beware of Republicans bearing voting rights suits - how the GOP is using the Voting Rights Act to carve out Republican election districts
  by Matthew Cooper
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  by Taylor Branch
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  by James R. Dickenson
• You think the NSC is screwed up? Take a look at Washington's worst run program - National Security Council; government royalties collection
  by John Eisendrath

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