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03 February 2005
Iraq Media Coverage: Too Much Stenography, Not Enough Curiosity
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Norman Solomon
Curiosity may occasionally kill a cat. But lack of curiosity is apt to terminate journalism with extreme prejudice.

“We will not set an artificial timetable for leaving Iraq, because that would embolden the terrorists and...
01 February 2005
International election black clouds
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- Here's hoping.

The trouble with being a congenital optimist is that gloom-mongering feels so uncomfortable. The election in Iraq Sunday, like the one in Afghanistan last year, was moving, inspiring and hopeful. When...

29 January 2005
Save American Democracy: Curb Corporate Power
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Steven Crockett
It is very rare to find a talk show host or writer writing a column basically urging readers to read the writings or opinions of other talk show hosts or writers. I am urging readers of this commentary to read the full text of “Is Wal-Mart...
29 January 2005
Who's Paying for all this Freedom?
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Darryl Cramer
“As we here at home contemplate our own duties, our own responsibilities, let us think and think hard of the example which is being set for us by our fighting men. Our soldiers and sailors are members of well-disciplined units. But they...
29 January 2005
Yes, there is a crisis in Social Security
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Richard Hayes Phillips
Actually, there is a crisis in Social Security, though it is not what Bush portrays. For a very long time the government has taken the "surplus" -- that is, the Social Security revenues left over after all currently entitled recipients are...
28 January 2005
More complicated than George W. Bush thinks it is
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- A substantial nit to pick with President Bush's second Inaugural Address and some questions about his theme.

"From the day of our founding, we have proclaimed that every man and woman on this earth has...

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