Adele M. Stan

Adele M. Stan is AlterNet's Washington bureau chief.

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White House Religion Adviser Trying to Hijack Health Care For Anti-Choice Cause

Rev. Jim Wallis says he's progressive. That got him a seat on a White House council despite his opposition to abortion— which he's using to monkey-wrench health-care reform.

Thu Oct. 8, 2009 2:31 PM PDT

Big Business's Hidden Hand in the Smear Job on Van Jones

How <span style="font-style:normal;">Americans for Prosperity</span>, the astroturf group that organized town-hall thuggery, teamed up with <span style="font-style:normal;">FOX News</span> to force out Van Jones.

Tue Sep. 8, 2009 4:45 PM PDT

Howard Phillips' World

Could the Constitution Party pick up the pieces of the GOP?

Mon Nov. 3, 2008 1:00 AM PST

Rift in the New Right

In a speech to the secretive Council on National Policy, Paul Weyrich, the right's leading philosopher, rails on the Republican leadership -- shattering the illusion that the GOP convention created a united front.

Fri Nov. 1, 1996 1:00 AM PST

Rift in the New Right

In a speech to the secretive Council on National Policy, Paul Weyrich, the right's leading philosopher, rails on the Republican leadership -- shattering the illusion that the GOP convention created a united front.

Fri Sep. 6, 1996 12:00 AM PDT

A Christian right smear campaign

Right-wing foundations have spent millions to divide mainline congregations and attack individual clerics and church organizations.

May/June 1996 Issue

Keeping Faith (cont'd)
May/June 1996 Issue

Keeping Faith

Meet some religious leaders, like Bill Clinton's Pastor, who are working to restore mercy, compassion, and justice to our national vocabulary. And getting smeared by the Christian right for doing so.

May/June 1996 Issue

A Guide to the Religious Right
November/December 1995 Issue

A Guide to the Religious Right
November/December 1995 Issue

Showdown in Des Moines

A local school board race draws the religious right's big guns

November/December 1995 Issue

A Map Of Religious Right Influence
November/December 1995 Issue

The Religious Right Of The '6Os And '7Os
November/December 1995 Issue

House of God?

By quietly taking power on the state and local levels, the Christian right has become an unparalleled force in national politics. But who are the people leading the movement? What do they believe? And how close are they to controlling the presidency?

November/December 1995 Issue

The Religious Right Of The '8Os And '9Os
November/December 1995 Issue