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View Article  this from BradBlog: Kennedy to question 2004 election
This just in from Brad Friedman: EXCLUSIVE: BOBBY KENNEDY JR. TO QUESTION 2004 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN MAJOR ROLLING STONE FEATURE ...   more »
View Article  Exploitation, denial, and hanging 9/11 around his neck

By any reasonable standard, the fact that 9/11 happened on Bush's watch should not be a resume-brightener. By any reasonable ...   more »

View Article  MoveOn, getting too defensive

Hold on, MoveOn. I like much of your work, and I voted on your “big three” (publicly funded elections, health ...   more »

View Article  Why are these people tracking my internet use?

Yesterday afternoon I ran the Ad-Aware software (free download version) in my desktop, and removed 18 "objects," i.e. unwanted commercial ...   more »

View Article  Fired Portland airport employees get some redress

Article by Boaz Herzog in the Oregonian, forwarded by an aviation security expert:

Screeners win lawsuit on lost jobs> Jury award ...   more »

View Article  Schumer: "Americans don't want investigation"

Unfortunately Mitch McConnell and Charles Schumer weighed in, on a Sunday head show, on chances of Democrats' retaking Congress in the ...   more »

View Article  ImpeachPAC endorses Senate candidate Jean Hay Bright

Between hurried trips out of town, some rapid postings; this forwarded from ImpeachPAC (impeachpac@democrats.com):

For Immediate Release: May 29, ...   more »

View Article  New version of "Who's on First?," newly updated

With thanks to the emailers who forwarded this and to the composer:

"WHO'S ON FIRST" – new version, newly updated...   more »

View Article  Interim win for Internet freedom

From www.freepress.net:

A bipartisan majority on the House Judiciary Committee yesterday passed the "Internet Freedom and Nondiscrimination Act" -- ...   more »

View Article  9/ll documentary coming out in August

Let's hope this will constitute a welcome antidote to the Hollywood-ization of 9/11 and perhaps to the Fox-ification of U.S. foreign policy ...   more »

View Article  Why do so many attorneys hate the law?

I have been waiting for the right moment to post the anecdote below, but there is no right moment.

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View Article  Zogby Poll: Over 70 Million American Adults Support New 9/11 Investigation

Passing this along, forwarded by 911truth.org:

Zogby Poll: Over 70 Million American Adults Support New 9/11 Investigation

The poll is ...   more »

View Article  AT&T whistleblower steps forward, describes NSA collusion

Kudos to Wired for publishing the statement of AT&T whistleblower Mark Klein. Klein worked for AT&T for 22 years. The statement ...   more »

View Article  Judith Miller turns on the GWBush administration

As many netizens know, Judith Miller recently gave an exclusive interview to AlterNet, the gist of which is that ...   more »

View Article  A wife for Mission Impossible?
The actuarial outlook for wives and girlfriends of superspies is not good. Going all the way back to the granddaddy of international-spy franchises   more »
View Article  More on partial reporting and the Duke rape case

This entry continues from a previous blog. When a third player was indicted in the Duke University lacrosse rape case, ...   more »

View Article  Racist Houston crowd likes seeing a batter hit IN THE BACK

A few sportswriters reported this morning that Barry Bonds got hit in the back by Astros pitcher Russ Springer last ...   more »

View Article  Rape allegations and partial reporting in the Washington Post

Today’s article about the Duke rape case in the WashPost seems rather biased against the accuser (“Bethesda Man Indicted in ...   more »

View Article  Using the borders to gut the labor movement

Hearing the president’s nationally televised speech on border security and immigration, I am more than ever reminded of why we ...   more »

View Article  NSA surveillance, open borders, White House misdirection

NSA surveillance, open borders, White House misdirection

Why do the news media keep playing along?

  

The news that ...   more »

View Article  First Lady says "Sure. Absolutely. Of course." she's a feminist

Well, happy Mother's Day to me and to all other feminist mothers: First Lady Laura Bush just told George Stephanopoulos ...   more »

View Article  No contract left behind

Standardized tests do have some limited usefulness for gauging school performance. The catch is that, for standardized tests to measure ...   more »

View Article  Stop attacking Barry Bonds

West Coast writer Bob Wing makes a good call in "Hating Barry Bonds":

http://www.buzzflash.com/contributors/06/05/con06188.html.

Good work. High time someone ...   more »

View Article  American Idol heads for lowest common denominator

Chris Daughtry got voted off American Idol this week, and Katharine McPhee got the second-lowest total of votes. Daughtry has ...   more »

View Article  Calls for sarcastic retort: GWBush backs brother Jeb for White House
The St. Petersburg Times reports, picked up by the London Guardian, that the president says his brother Jeb would make ...   more »
View Article  "NSA has massive database of Americans' phone calls": calls for sarcastic response

This is straight out of some evil planet visited in Star Trek. AP reports that “The National Security Agency ...   more »

View Article  Leading to Iraq: high crimes and misdemeanors3

This blog continues from the previous ones on the same topic. As we now know, the White House and top ...   more »