Fallows

Your former Atlantic colleague James Fallows is something of an aviation expert, and has written, as you know, about the potential of air taxis.

Matthew Yglesias » Meet The New Jet 2009

Last Addendum: Via another commenter, see also James Fallows from the November 2002 Atlantic.

In Defense of My Retroactive Smugness 2007

James Fallows is no stranger to such Bush Administration debacles.

Endgaming the Terror War 2006

James Fallows is undoubtedly correct that the U.S. could move beyond the war-on-terror mind-set by declaring victory and putting the threat of terrorism in perspective.

Letters to the Editor 2006

James Fallows is undoubtedly correct that the U.S. could move beyond the war-on-terror mind-set by declaring victory and putting the threat of terrorism in perspective.

Letters to the Editor 2006

James Fallows is no stranger to such Bush Administration debacles.

Endgaming the Terror War 2006

James Fallows is no stranger to such Bush Administration debacles.

Endgaming the Terror War 2006

James Fallows is undoubtedly correct that the U.S. could move beyond the war-on-terror mind-set by declaring victory and putting the threat of terrorism in perspective.

Letters to the Editor 2006

James Fallows is no stranger to such Bush Administration debacles.

Endgaming the Terror War 2006

James Fallows's "Countdown to a Meltdown" is doubly discouraging, first for its detailed portrayal of prospective U.S. economic decline and second because the major political players in Fallows's scenario ignore environmental threats.

Letters to the Editor 2005