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Congress and the War
An update on Congressional legislative options and strategies related to the war in Iraq.
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Brooks Jackson: “unSpun” (Random House)
Politicians aren't the only ones who spin. The co-creator of factcheck.org explains how to detect spin in everyday life.
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