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French foreign minister Bernard Kouchner’s visit to Iraq raised questions. What could be the use of such a visit other than to…

Of all the slogans used to stifle opposition to America’s aggressive foreign policy, the most infamous is “Support Our Troops.” After dispatching…

It seems as though the Bush administration is bowling for Michael Moore’s head. Hopefully, they’ll throw a gutter ball. The U.S. Treasury…

Tariq Ali, an internationally renowned writer, was born in Lahore in 1943. It was then a part of British-ruled India, now in…

To help commemorate Z Magazine?s 20th year of publication, we are running a series featuring memorable articles from the past. In this…

At the end of April state legislators in Missouri effectively defeated a constitutional amendment to make English the state’s official language. The…

For nine days, from May 3, when 11 students initiated a hunger strike as part of their Stand for Security Campaign, until…

It’s around 11:00 AM on August 30, 2006. I’m in Hiroshima, Japan. Inside the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, I see a gaggle…

Why are unions important? This is the question that Jackson Potter and Albert Ramirez, two Chicago Public School teachers, explore in their…