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Kennedy’s battles with the medical establishment
This month’s cover story in The Atlantic provides a revealing look at Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s robust effort to undermine and even overthrow whatever is left of the American medical consensus. The story comes from a series of interviews about Kennedy's life, his views and his many, many controversies, even as the staff of the U.S. secretary of Health and Human Services warned him against it.
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Analysis of the budget plans proposed by the President and the GOP to reduce the deficit.
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A look at the 1993 debate over intervening in Bosnia, echoing arguments over Libya today.
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The political, military, economic and diplomatic consequence of military action in Libya.
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U.N. and U.S. threaten Gadhafi with military action; nuclear and economic crisis in Japan
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Earthquake in Japan, Gas Prices and Libya; Federal Budget, Remembering David Broder
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Libya's violence; state and federal budgets; political polarization; no defense of DOMA
