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A View From the South

To Each His Own Nuke

Artist-Elect Barack Obama

Bailout or Bust: How to Save the Big Three From Themselves

Israel Rejects U.N. Aid Plea

Steering Clear of Disaster in Detroit
By Bill Boyarsky

Why Obama Can Keep Gates
By Joe Conason

To Each His Own Nuke
By William Pfaff

Bailout or Bust: How to Save the Big Three From Themselves
By Titus Levi

Stocks Rise as Geithner Becomes Treasury Front-Runner

5 Guantanamo Detainees Ordered Freed

U.S. Hegemony on the Outs

Thousands Protest U.S. Pact

Report: Clinton Nomination Looking Likely

Dems Dump Detroit’s Man on the Hill

Mistletoe Fun With Stephen Colbert and Martha Stewart

‘Morning Review’: Prop. 8 and the Big 3

No Handshakes for Bush at G-20 Reception

Attorney General Mukasey Collapses During Speech

FCC Still Obsessed With Janet Jackson’s Nipple Slip

Regina Marler on Ted Hughes’ Letters
By Regina Marler

John McCain Battles Jackson Browne in Court

Artist-Elect Barack Obama

Financial Meltdown 101

Dig led by aa_noauthor

Vetting Sarah Palin

Dig led by aa_noauthor

Charm Offensive: How China’s Soft Power Is Transforming the World

By Joshua Kurlantzick
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Music

AP photo / Bill Haber

Music

New Orleans has figured into this election season as a reminder of the Bush administration’s bungled, uncaring response to Katrina. Yet amid so much talk of hope and change, on this anniversary of disaster, many in New Orleans hope for a change of policy—the kind of federal assistance that can make a dent in crises of housing, public safety, education, health care and levee protection. It makes sense for musicians to kick-start that conversation.

Posted on Aug 29, 2008 10 COMMENTS

Hard Road West

Charm Offensive: How China’s Soft Power Is Transforming the World

White T-Shirt

Music

Yes We Can Can

Posted on Aug 29, 2008 10 COMMENTS