31 July 2003
The gang that couldn't talk straight
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Norman Solomon
     We’re living in an era when news coverage often involves plenty of absurdity.

     That’s the case with routine U.S. media spin about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. So, on the July 29 edition of NPR’s “All Things...
30 July 2003
Hope out of Quagmire: New peace movement opportunities
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Paul Loeb
In the glow of the Iraq war's initial military success, most American peace activists felt profoundly demoralized. Between the war's portrayal as a glamorous spectacle and Bush's seemingly overwhelming support, many who'd recently marched...
29 July 2003
More intelligence
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- The congressional report by the committees on intelligence about 9-11 partially made public last week reminds me of the recent investigation into the crash of the Columbia shuttle -- months of effort to reconfirm the...
23 July 2003
The Other Great State
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Molly Ivins
ANCHORAGE -- Many and varied are the wonders, the splendors and the peculiarities of the Other Great State. The funniest thing said by Alaskans is, "Gonna be another scorcher" (means "could get into the 70s").

            In...
21 July 2003
Legal nonsense
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN -- Probably because I'm supposed to have a sense of humor, I once wound up on a distinguished panel on the subject of legal ethics, which some people consider a joke to begin with. Dan Rather and I were there as agents...
17 July 2003
War Boosters Unlikely to Voice Regret
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Norman Solomon
The superstar columnist George Will has an impressive vocabulary. Too bad it doesn’t include the words “I’m sorry.”

     Ten months ago, Will led the media charge when a member of Congress dared to say that President Bush...

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