Books

Why we need media criticism from 30,000 feet.

Whores and hajis in the new Iraq, Christain Parenti reporting.

An in-depth look at what having to kill does to ordinary people, at a time when a lot of ordinary people are being asked to kill.

Seymour Hersh examines what most Americans have already swept under the rug.

Sixty-five million Evangelicals can't be wrong.

Coming of age in the Other America.

Did electromagnetic sabotage bring down the plane of Dick Cheney's least favorite senator?

The Chechen bloodbath and the growing specter of Christian fascism in Russia.

What the 9/11 Commission Report says is almost as bad as what it doesn't say.

Half a century after its founding, a look back at the measured dissent of Dissent quarterly.

Michael Moore is on the side of the angels, but do we really want his truth standards?

The most in-depth look yet at the threat of nuclear terrorism keeps one eye nervously on the prize.

The economics of American public transportation.

Crude and cruelty in Nigeria.

Two takes on America unbound.

Iraq and North Korea in the 20th century.

Mark Mordue looks at Anna Funder's latest book.

A second edition worth celebrating.

Why the shift to a new energy paradigm can't wait.

A French philosopher cuts quick and deep into September 11.