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Dispatch 29 September 2008

Back to The Jungle

By Corby Kummer

“The food-tainting scandals, as much as the economic crisis, are the result of predictably unreliable ‘voluntary’ industry self-regulation that leaves the foxes guarding the henhouse.” By Corby Kummer READ MORE

Exclusive 26 September 2008

What Did Bush Tell Gonzales?

By Murray Waas

Sources say Gonzales now claims President Bush personally directed him to John Ashcroft’s hospital room in the infamous wiretap renewal incident. Plus: “The Case of the Gonzales Notes” READ MORE

More from the Atlantic

THE PUZZLER

by Cox and Rathvon

Try your hand at “Tools of the Trade,” the October installment of The Atlantic’s monthly word game.

FOR THE RECORD

A generation ago, it was Republicans who dominated the landscape of mass communications, with their mastery of the 30-second television spot and their innovative use of direct mail to fund-raise and organize.
 —Reihan Salam 

From “Planting the Rightroots”

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Foreign Affairs October 2008

The Petraeus Doctrine

by Andrew J. Bacevich

Iraq-style counterinsurgency is fast becoming the U.S. Army’s organizing principle. Is our military preparing to fight the next war, or the last one? READ MORE

Politics

History’s Verdict

We called five historians and political scientists to ask them which presidential election this one most resembles. Here’s what they said. READ MORE

Humor

Innocence and Experience

by Eric Hanson

Casanova’s first orgasm, Hitler’s famous mustache, Bob Hope’s last jokes: for every thing, there is a season. Herewith a compilation of great moments in precocity, endurance, and procrastination, organized instructively by age READ MORE

Books

Cover to Cover

What to read this month. DeMille up close; uneven evolution; a forgotten genocide; and more. READ MORE

Politics October 2008

The Wars of John McCain

by Jeffrey Goldberg

John McCain believes the Vietnam War was winnable. Now he argues that an Obama administration would accept defeat in Iraq, with grave costs to American honor and national security. Is McCain’s quest for victory a reflection of an antiquated pre-Vietnam mind-set? Or of a commitment to principles we abandon at our peril? Is there any war McCain thinks can’t be won? READ MORE

Note to Our Readers 5 September 2008

New Advice Column

The Atlantic will be launching a new advice column in an upcoming issue of the magazine. But first, we need your help. READ MORE

 
Andrew Sullivan

The Dish Gets Botoxed READ MORE
06 October 2008 6:30 pm

Ross Douthat

Bet On America READ MORE
06 October 2008 4:53 pm

Megan McArdle

Issue of the day: mark to market accounting READ MORE
06 October 2008 5:47 pm

Marc Ambinder

A Republican Candidate Who Won’t Endorse McCain’s Health Care Plan READ MORE
06 October 2008 5:10 pm

Ta-Nehisi Coates

The Keating Five READ MORE
06 October 2008 12:29 pm

James Fallows

Our capacity for self-government READ MORE
06 October 2008 12:20 pm

Jeffrey Goldberg

Ta-Nehisi: McCain’s "Jungle Law" READ MORE
06 October 2008 5:37 pm

Clive Crook

The Biden-Palin debate READ MORE
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