17 March 2006
War-loving pundits
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Norman Solomon
The third anniversary of the Iraq invasion is bound to attract a lot of media coverage, but scant recognition will go to the pundits who helped to make it all possible.

Continuing with long service to the Bush...
17 March 2006
Did Milosevic or his accusers "cheat justice"? The show trial that went wrong
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Alexander Cockburn
"It's hard not to feel that by dying in his cell, Slobodan Milosevic finally succeeded in his determined effort to cheat justice." Thus read the opening sentence of a New York Times editorial, Tuesday, March 14. The editorial cited without...
15 March 2006
Bush: internationalist and isolationist?
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- It's hard to keep up with George W. Bush's shuttles between internationalism and isolationism. You may recall he first ran for office declaring he was against nation-building and other such effete, peacekeeping efforts....
14 March 2006
Did Bush make mistakes in good faith?
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David Swanson
When we watch a video of Bush being informed of the danger of Hurricane Katrina and recall that he claimed that there was no way he could have known of that danger, our faith in his good intentions may be shaken.

And when we...
10 March 2006
The ultimate movie monster may be the Military-Industrial Complex
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Harvey Wasserman
Reviews of:

WHY WE FIGHT
A film by Eugene Jarecki

THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE
Directed by Jonathan Demme

As our nation lurches sickeningly toward outright fascism, it's both liberating and...
08 March 2006
South Dakota: First to outlaw abortion this century
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- South Dakota is so rarely found on the leading edge of the far out, the wiggy, the California-esque. But it has now staked its claim. First to Outlaw Abortion This Century. The state legislature of South Dakota, in all its...

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