Over the past two months of repeated Congressional votes to fund the occupation of Iraq, culminating in President Bush's signing the bill on Friday, what – if anything – have we learned? Have we learned anything about individuals or...
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16 May 2007
And we've been right. The first of the five "benchmarks" in the war funding bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives on May 10 requires Iraq to pass an oil law.
The law has long been drafted, and it opens up two-...
The law has long been drafted, and it opens up two-...
13 May 2007
Government of Sudan Bombards North Darfur; Africa Action Urges U.S. Action at the UN Security Council to Deploy UN Peacekeepers
Thursday, May 10, 2007 (Washington, DC) – In the wake of renewed government aerial bombardments in...
Thursday, May 10, 2007 (Washington, DC) – In the wake of renewed government aerial bombardments in...
11 May 2007
From Ohio and California to Scotland and France, the disputes surrounding electronic voting machines have gone truly global.
E-voting machines have already been extensively studied and condemned by a wide range of expert...
E-voting machines have already been extensively studied and condemned by a wide range of expert...
09 May 2007
A New York Times editorial on May 7th is titled "The Soft Bigotry of Iraq," and begins:
"Whether out of blind loyalty or blind denial, most Congressional Republicans are prepared to back up President Bush's veto of the Iraq...
"Whether out of blind loyalty or blind denial, most Congressional Republicans are prepared to back up President Bush's veto of the Iraq...
28 April 2007
In a couple of hundred years historians will be comparing the frenzies over our supposed human contribution to global warming to the tumults at the latter end of the Tenth Century as the Christian millennium approached. Then as now, the...
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