George McGovern

Breakfast with George McGovern

American Idol Week Ten: The Fix is In?

Gigglegate and Gomorrah

Ill Wind

In Politics, Image Trumps Medical Reality

Multiple Maniacs

In Politics, Image Trumps Medical Reality

Epistle Whipped

In Politics, Image Trumps Medical Reality

G.I. Jane

A Hollywood Daughter’s Radical Past Winds up on the Cutting Room Floor

The Kid From Great Neck

Grown-Up Green Is Poised to Run ‘the City’

Letters

Grown-Up Green Is Poised to Run ‘the City’

Patriot Games

A Right-Wing Ex-Congressman Recruits the Colombo Crime Family to Find P.O.W.'s

Last Copter Out of Baghdad

Bush Flees Iraq Mess On The Campaign Express

Letters

Bush Flees Iraq Mess On The Campaign Express

The Big Flinch

Bones of a Blimp: How the loss of military virtues fosters a politics of militarism

Open Season

Fall brings hope of a brave New World and a historic Violence

Dumb Question

Recommendations by R.C. Baker

Gonzo Salutes Hunter S. Thompson's Substance

A new doc goes beyond the sensational

The End of Gonzo

A savage journey in search of the legacy of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson

Mary Travers Memorial Set for Monday

Dylan, Donovan, Travers--all you need to know, really.​Mary Travers, the lovely (a face and figure every bit as adorable as Tuesday Weld, said one of our more august colleagues) and committed Peter, Paul and Mary linchpin who died in September--from complications related to leukemia--will be r ... More >>

George Plimpton, William Styron Get Down for McCarthy

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. August 22, 1968, Vol. XIII, No. 45 A Concurrence of Poets, And One Who Stayed Home by Joe Flaherty Possibly realizing their influence on the Great Society and the mathematicians in Chicago, a group of writers and artists staged what th ... More >>

When Vets Went on the Spring Offensive Against the Vietnam War

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 29, 1971, Vol. XVI, No. 17 The vets & Mayday By Robin Reisig WASHINGTON, D.C. -- A man in dirty green was shouting at me in a language I didn't understand. "Dung lai!" Someone said he was asking for my identification. I said I di ... More >>

Warren Beatty Sexes Up George McGovern

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 27, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 17 Will they snort coke in the White House? By Maureen Orth LOS ANGELES, California -- "I kissed Jack Nicholson," shrieked a teenybopper, her bare midriff quivering with excitement. "Warren Beatty hugged ... More >>

Jack Newfield: There Is No "New Journalism"

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. May 18, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 20 Of honest men & good writers By Jack Newfield After participating in several panel discussions, attending (More)'s counter-convention, reading books and articles by Tom Wolfe and Mike Arlen, and being i ... More >>

Robert Redford's Mealy-Mouthed Reluctant Virgin of a Politician in "The Candidate"

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. August 3, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 31 films in focus By Andrew Sarris Cinema, like politics, makes strange bedfellows. "THE CANDIDATE," for example. (I couldn't.) It so happens that I find myself more in critical harmony with Bella Abzug's ... More >>

Frederic Morton: How I Voted Bella

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. October 5, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 40 How I voted Bella by Frederic Morton A two months' absence from New York makes you feel, returning, like a virgin again. Again everything shocks. The litter on Broadway, the sooty moist fog rated "Acc ... More >>

A McGovern Voter Absolves the Nixonian Majority

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. November 23, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 47 Let George undo it by Joe Flaherty Well, with the election over and the inevitable results in, the inevitable has happened -- the pogrom has begun. Not, however, the one that was expected. In a perv ... More >>

Let It Bleed

Hard at work on his eighth novel, Deadwood author Pete Dexter still packs a punch