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Weekly Review

An American cattleman. After much bargaining with the largest banks in the United States,Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner announced the results of the Treasury’s “stress tests,” studies that estimate how the…

Weekly Review

by Paul Ford,

Swine flu, renamed under pork-lobby pressure to “influenza A (H1N1) virus, human,” and referred to as “killer Mexican flu” by anti-immigration activists, had infected 985 people, or 0.0000145 percent of…

Jesus Killed Mohammed

by Jeff Sharlet,

The crusade for a Christian military

Can you hear me now?

by Harper’s Staff,

Objectif lune

by Charles Dantzig,Translated by Lorin Stein,

They have more money

by Doug Gollan,

On deadline

by Lewis H. Lapham,

Weekly Review

by Genevieve Smith,

A Christian martyr. On the sixth anniversary of Saddam Hussein’s fall from power, tens of thousands of Iraqis loyal to cleric Muqtada al-Sadr protested the continued U.S. occupation. “When America…

Cambodia’s wandering dead

by Ben Ehrenreich,

The ghosts of genocide pay penance for Western guilt

Interior depredation

by Bryant Urstadt,

How the government fritters away our oil riches

Infinite debt

by Thomas Geoghegan,

How unlimited interest rates destroyed the economy

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Weekly Review

Weekly Review

Jesus Killed Mohammed

Can you hear me now?

Objectif lune

They have more money

On deadline

Weekly Review

Cambodia’s wandering dead

Interior depredation

Infinite debt

April 2009

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