11 March 2004
They Shoot Journalists, Don’t They?
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Norman Solomon
To encourage restraint in war coverage, governments don’t need to shoot journalists -- though sometimes that’s helpful.

Thirteen journalists were killed while covering the war and occupation in Iraq last year,...
10 March 2004
Sailing on the Voucher Boat
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- Gosh, we are having such a swell time here in Texas. For starters, once again the speaker of the Texas House is under investigation by a grand jury. We're so proud. We have nothing against this guy personally, we're just...
08 March 2004
Not any smarter
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- Living proof that the Democrats haven't gotten any smarter since the last time they ran a candidate for president. Much huffing (and a huffy Democrat is a terrifying sight) over the fact that George W. Bush used images of...
04 March 2004
A candidate
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- So the Democrats have a candidate at last, and he is about bent over double with gravitas. I think that means he doesn't a have humorous bone in his body. It's a good thing there's at least one serious person in this race...
02 March 2004
Don't hit the hornets' nest
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Molly Ivins
 AUSTIN, Texas -- Anyone see any reason to think Haiti will be better off without Jean-Bertrand Aristide? Just another little gift from the Bush foreign policy team, straight out of the whacko-right playbook.

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26 February 2004
U.N. Spying and Evasions of American Journalism
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Norman Solomon
Tony Blair and George W. Bush want the issue of spying at the United Nations to go away. That’s one of the reasons the Blair government ended its prosecution of whistleblower Katharine Gun on Wednesday (Feb. 25). But within 24 hours...

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