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Articles in America
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North America
America - Andrew Stephen takes a black view
- 20 June 2005
Black Americans cheered Michael Jackson's acquittal because to them he represents an underclass oppressed for centuries by police, courts and juries
North America
America - Andrew Stephen suffers a summit anti-climax
- 13 June 2005
The myth of the special relationship between the US and Britain, as shown by the Blair-Bush love-in, is exploded by America's new affection for the Aussies
North America
America - Andrew Stephen wonders where dead GIs go
- 06 June 2005
The war has become a distant pageant. Once in a while, those who fight it are the subjects of a schmaltzy celebration; otherwise they are ignored
North America
America - Andrew Stephen nails the Newsweek myth
- 30 May 2005
We think we know the story: Newsweek reported - wrongly - that copies of the Koran were flushed down toilets and people died in the riots that resulted. That's not what happened
North America
America - Andrew Stephen fears the worst for US airlines
- 23 May 2005
The other day, for the first time in hundreds of flights across the Atlantic, I was charged for headsets and drinks - the airlines are bankrupt but, remarkably, still in business
North America
America - Andrew Stephen watches TV with the White House
- 16 May 2005
Having frightened the mainstream press, and networks such as CBS, into compliance with its right-wing agenda, the Bush administration now has public broadcasting in its sights
North America
America - Andrew Stephen exposes a new McCarthyism
- 02 May 2005
Not content with controlling Congress and the presidency, the Republicans now want the judges to be "people of faith". A new McCarthyism is under way
North America
America - Andrew Stephen smells White House corruption
- 25 April 2005
Strident, crass and sanctimonious, the scandal-ridden Tom DeLay, Republican leader of the House of Representatives, defines the Bush era
North America
America - Andrew Stephen reveals how Bush nobbled the press
- 18 April 2005
The new style of government here involves paying journalists and broadcasters to mention Bush policies favourably and paying PR companies to plant fake "news reports"
North America
America - Andrew Stephen finds Catholics moving rightwards
- 11 April 2005
With many pharmacists refusing to accept, or even confiscating, women's birth-control prescriptions, right-wing Catholic activism is beginning to permeate this country
