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Final Jeopardy

From more than 200 questions posed by jurors over two days in March during the trial of Jodi Arias. Arias, who stands accused of the 2008 murder of her former…

By Andrew J. Bacevich, from the September issue of The American Conservative. Bacevich’s article “Glory Days” appeared in the June issue of Harper’s Magazine. Peace means different things to different…

Anon, anon

by Harper’s Staff,

The Forever Ward

by Harper’s Staff,

From cables sent by U.S. diplomats regarding the transfer of Guantánamo prisoners, among the 250,000 documents WikiLeaks began releasing last November. Despite a 2009 executive order signed by President Barack…

Murdoch Triumphant

by Marvin Kitman,

How we could have stopped him—twice

Weapons of mass distraction

by Daniel Fromson,

Object lessons from the cyber-mythology

Laugher curve

by Harper’s Staff,

The Soft-Kill Solution

by Ando Arike,

New frontiers in pain compliance

Conning the Climate

by Mark Schapiro,

Inside the carbon-trading shell game

The votes are out there

by Harper’s Staff,

Understanding Obamacare

by Luke Mitchell,

The idea that there is a competitive “private sector” in America is appealing, but generally false. No one hates competition more than the managers of corporations. Competition does not enhance…

Government policy

Final Jeopardy

How We Became Israel

Anon, anon

The Forever Ward

Murdoch Triumphant

Weapons of mass distraction

Laugher curve

The Soft-Kill Solution

Conning the Climate

The votes are out there

Understanding Obamacare

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Final Jeopardy

How We Became Israel

Anon, anon

The Forever Ward

Murdoch Triumphant

Weapons of mass distraction

Laugher curve

The Soft-Kill Solution

Conning the Climate

The votes are out there

Understanding Obamacare

December 2009

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