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December 23, 1999
Jonathan Chait
Race to the Bottom
December 13, 1999
Warren Bass
Cold War
July 12, 1999
Roger Cohen
Memory Goes to War
Madeline Albright’s foreign past and America’s foreign policy
July 12, 1999
Michelle Cottle
Losing It
July 5, 1999
Ryan Lizza
Demolition Man
April 19, 1999
David Grann
The Stasi and the Swan
The last spy story of the Cold War
March 22, 1999
Lee Siegel
Sweet And Low
November 30, 1998
David Grann
The Permanent Insurrection
Bob Livingston’s unruly inheritance
September 28, 1998
David Grann
The Selling of the Scandal
April 20, 1998
Jonathan Cohn
Roll Out the Barrel
November 27, 1997
Jacob Heilbrunn
Ambassador Feelgood
October 27, 1997
David Grann
Robespierre Of The Right
October 20, 1997
Peter Beinart
An Illusion for our Time
February 3, 1997
Jeffrey Rosen
One Bite At the Apple
February 2, 1997
Roger Simon
The Man Who Would Be George
December 9, 1996
Jeffrey Rosen
The Bloods and the Crits
November 18, 1996
Michael Lewis
The Seducer
July 29, 1996
Charles Lane
A Man of Good Intentions
May 20, 1996
John B. Judis
The Third Rail
November 20, 1995
Michael Lewis
Ben Bradlee Had a Talent for a Specific Kind of Trouble
He sold himself as an outsider while he was in many ways the consummate insider.

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