April
1, 2008
Embarrassed
U.S. Starts to Disown Basra Operation
Gareth Porter
IPS
GAO
Blasts Weapons Budget
Dana Hedgpeth
The Washington Post
Iranian who brokered
Iraqi peace is on U.S. terrorist watch list
Warren P. Strobel and Leila Fadel
McClatchy Newspapers
Hayden Dismisses
Waterboarding As ‘Uninteresting For The CIA,’ Calls Torture ‘A
Legal Term’
Think Progress
Military
charges accused embassy bomber despite civilian indictment
Carol Rosenberg
McClatchy Newspapers
Intelligence Director McConnell is cast as a lobbyist
Greg Miller
Los Angeles Times
USA
2008: The Great Depression
David Usborne
The Independent
Wal-Mart Cancels
or Delays 45 Superstore Projects
Sprawl Busters
Hoyer:
The Administration Wants to Talk
Paul Kiel
TPM Muckraker
Noise pollution makes city songbirds change their tune
Ed Young
GreenChange
Passing the Torch
Stephen J. Pyne
The American Scholar
April
2, 2008
The
Green Light
Phillippe Sands
Vanity Fair
John
Yoo's Memo
Paul Kiel
TPM Muckraker
ACLU: Military
Skirting Law to Spy
Larry Neumeister
ABC News
Key Pakistani
official says U.S. must end attacks on militants
Saeed Shah
McClatchy Newspapers
Rules
to Be Waived for Border Fence
Eileen Sullivan
AP
Global Warming Hearing on Oil Profits and Subsidies
The Gavel
Zimbabwe Opposition
Declares Victory
Angus Shaw
My Way
China claims
Dalai Lama ready to foment violence and mount suicide attacks
Jonathan Watts Wuhan
The Guardian
Business
Donors Bypass McCain
Brody Mullins
The Wall Street Journal
A
Submarine to Fight al-Qaida’s Navy
Robert Scheer
TruthDig
April
3, 2008
Iraq's
Sadr calls million-strong march against U.S
Peter Graff and Ahmed Rasheed
Reuters
Iran torpedoes
US plans for Iraqi oil
M K Bhadrakumar
Asia Times
Cheney Opposed
Chemical Weapons Convention
Noah Shachtman
Wired
Yoo:
Warrant Schmarrant
Paul Kiel
TPM Muckraker
The
Gaza Bombshell
David Rose
Vanity Fair
Bush
Wins NATO Nod on Missile Defense
Matthew Lee
AP
Smoking, Cancer May Be Linked By Genetics
Med Headlines
Mexico is on the road
to surpassing the U.S. — as world's fattest country
Franco Ordonez
McClatchy Newspapers
April
4-6, 2008
Why
we can't see the NIE
Siobhan Gorman
The Wall Street Journal
Jobs
Slashed, Pointing to Recession
Jeannine Aversa
AP
Bush Bungles in Basra and BucharestThe
president's latest gaffes.
Fred Kaplan
Slate
KBR
implicated in another rape in Iraq
Facing South
Conyers
Questions Mukasey on FISA Claim
Paul Kiel
TPM Muckraker
Zimbabwe
officials crack down on MDC and journalists
Los Angeles Times
U.S.
Funded Health Search Engine Blocks 'Abortion'
Sarah Lai Stirland
Wired
The
great carbon con: Can offsetting really help to save the planet?
Sophie Morris
The Independent
Pilotless Drones
to Battle Pot Growers
Matthew Brown
My Way
April
7, 2007
Climate
target is not radical enough - study
Ed Pilkington
The Guardian
WHO
Warns of Climate Change’s Health Effects
redOrbit
Fierce
clashes in Baghdad’s Sadr City
Arab Times
Iraq's
Sadr to disband Mehdi Army if clerics order
Khaled Farhan
Reuters
Libertarian
Bob Barr Jumps Into Presidential Race
Daniel Nichanian
The Huffington Post
Tet
Happened, and No One Cared
Frank Rich
The New York Times
Penn's
Last Mistake
Christopher Beam
Slate
GOP
strategist: Condi Rice 'actively campaigning' to be VP
David Edwards and Chris Tackett
The Raw Story
Where's the
justice in this department?
Robyn E. Blumner
St. Petersburg Times
Olympic Torch
Relay Descends Into Chaos
Jerome Pugmire and Elaine Ganley
My Way
Housing
Crisis Hits Its Own
Jeffrey H. Birnbaum
The Washington Post
April
8, 2007
Remember:
They Are Liars
William Rivers Pitt
Truthout
Petraeus Calls
for Troop Withdrawal Halt
Anne Flaherty
My Way
l
Heavy
Troop Deployments Are Called Major Risk
Ann Scott Tyson
The Washington Post
Secret US plan
for military future in Iraq
Seumas Milne
The Guardian
Truckers
Protest, the Resistance Begins
Barbara Ehrenreich
Barbara’s Blog
AdBuster's Ads Busted
James H. Ewert, Jr.
In These Times
Tibet and Palestine
Uri Avnery
CounterPunch
Bush biographers mixed on script for
Oliver Stone's 'W'
Stephen Galloway and Matthew Belloni
The Hollywood Reporter
April
9, 2007
Everything
His President Wants to Hear
Robert Scheer
TruthDig
U.S. Lawmakers Invested in Iraq, Afghanistan Wars
Abid Aslam
IPS
U.S.
at turning point on Iraq strategy
Carolyn Lochhead
San Francisco Chronicle
US
Water Pipelines Are Breaking
Colleen Long
AP
A 'surge' of smooching diplomacy?
Carrie Sheffield
The Washington Times
Lee
Hamilton denies Michael Mukasey's claim about 9/11
Glenn Greenwald
Salon
World: Governments Take Action To Curb Rising Food Prices, But At What Cost?
Kathleen Moore
Radio Free Europe
Is
Hugo Chavez Friends with FARC?
Jens Glüsing
Spiegel
April
10, 2007
Rice
And Cheney Approved Torture In Detail
Andrew Sullivan
The Atlantic
Maliki
Disagrees With Petraeus’s ‘Pause,’ Says ‘U.S. Troops
Should Be Pulled Out’
Think Progress
Ron
Paul's Questions for David Petraeus
Video Clip of the Day
Guantanamo
defendant calls trial a 'sham'
Carol J. Williams
Los Angeles Times
Powell: Troops in Iraq Must Be Reduced
My Way
Climate
Change Brings Health Risks
H. Josef Hebert
AP
Army
under stress from long wars
Pauline Jelinek
AP
Brain-Dead
Trade Debate
Robert Borosage
Campaign for America’s Future
Trapped on Technology's Trailing
Edge
Peter Sandborn
IEEE Spectrum
The dubious
politics behind the Beijing Olympics protests
David Walsh
WSWS
Powell
Praises Obama, Fears Afghanistan Growing 'More Difficult' Than Iraq
Ed O’Keefe
ABC News
Biofuel brews up higher German
beer prices
MSNBC
The
Changing Bookstore Battle
Michael S. Rosenwald
The Washington Post
Simpsons ditched
by Venezuelan TV
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April
11-13, 2008
Bush's
Double Talk on Iraq
Fred Kaplan
Slate
An
Argument For ‘Going Into Iran
Think Progress
House
Dems file contempt motion in court
Susan Crabtree
The Hill
Gunmen
Kill Aide to Shiite Cleric in Iraq
Stephen Farrell
The New York Times
NATO Cancels Local Afghan Police Program Amid Sedition Fears
World Politics Review
Cheney,
Others OK'd Harsh Interrogations
Lara Jakes Jordan and Pamela Hess
AP
Lengthy Pentagon
review delays report on terrorism interrogations
Marisa Taylor
McClatchy Newspapers
Cops
and Former Secret Service Agents Ran Black Ops on Green Groups
James Ridgeway
Mother Jones
Nominee
To Be EPA’s Top Lawyer Embraces ‘Unitary Executive’ Doctrine
The Wonk Room
The
Hidden Battle for the World Food System
Amy Goodman/ Raj Patel
Democracy Now!
House Votes
to Put Off Trade Deal Bush Sought
Carl Hulse
The New York Times
The
former PM's legacy of illegal actions
Nigel Morris and Ben Russell
The Independent
OAS chief to US Congress: no Venezuela-terrorist link
AFP
Starving
Haitians riot as food prices soar
Leonard Doyle
The Independent
Are You Unhappy?
Is It Because of Consumer Addiction?
Charles Shaw
AlterNet
Senator Straight Talk Won't Go on the Record with Project Vote Smart
Jonathan Stein
MotherJones
McCain's
lack of candor on reproductive rights
Joe Conason
Salon
Barack Obama may lose support in Philadelphia over 'street money'
Peter Nicholas
Los Angeles Times
April
14, 2008
Bush:
Yeah, We Signed Off on Torture. So What?
Paul Kiel
TPM Muckraker
The Torture Conspiracy:
Will They Get Away With It?
buhdydharma
Docudharma
Berkeley
Law Dean: Yoo Was Not The Decider
Paul Kiel
TPM Muckraker
Iraq security forces fire 1,300 deserters
Tina Susman
Los Angeles Times
Perino:
Iraq Agreement ‘Not Subject’ To Congressional ‘Yes-Or-No’,
Regardless Of What ‘Other Countries’ Do
Think Progress
Afghan
Detainees Sent Home to Face Closed-Door Trials
Candace Rondeaux, Josh White and Julie Tate
The Washington Post
Refugees
fight forced return to Iraq war zones
Jamie Doward
The Observer
The
Iraq wars
Juan Cole
The Boston Globe
United States
blamed for assassination of Sadr aide
Qassim Zein and Hannah Allam
McClatchy Newspapers
Polygamist sect gets millions from U.S. government
Jack Douglas Jr.
McClatchy Newspapers
Team-Building
or Torture? Court Will Decide
Karl Vick
The Washington Post
Zimbabwe poll petition rejected
BBC News
Housing
Woes in U.S. Spread Around Globe
Mark Landler
The New York Times
In
Searching for New Job, Gonzales Sees No Takers
Neil A. Lewis
The New York Times
Does
the Former Holy Inquisitor Refuse to Eat with Torturers?
Emptywheel
April
15, 2007
Iraq
qualifies 35 companies for oil deals
UPI
Oil
settles above $113 - a new record
Kenneth Musante
CNN
Obama
would ask his AG to review potential Bush crimes
Will Bunch
The Philadelphia Daily News
Foreclosures
jump 57% in March
Ben Rooney
CNN
US
and Iran holding 'secret' talks on nuclear programme
Anne Penketh
The Independent
Iran
says U.S. aids rebels at its borders
Borzou Daragahi
Los Angeles Times
Iraqi
Militias Offering Aid To Displaced
Walter Pincus
The Washington Post
FBI Caused
Delay in Terror Case Ahead of Senate Testimony
Ryan Singel
Wired
Dems
charge Bush broke law bypassing DoJ confirmation
Manu Raju
The Hill
Elections in America: Millionaires Accusing Each Other of Elitism
Brad Reed
AlterNet
McCain More Conservative Than His Image
Libby Quaid
The Huffington Post
Credit
crunch? The real crisis is global hunger. And if you care, eat less meat
George Monbiot
The Guardian
April
16, 2007
Iraqi
Unit Flees Post, Despite American’s Plea
Michael R. Gordon
The New York Times
Netanyahu says 9/11
terror attacks good for Israel
Haaretz
Voting
safeguards measure sponsored by Holt fails in House
Andela Delli Santi
Newsday
Here Comes the Next Mortgage
Crisis
Mark Gimein
Slate
The Pope and the
President
John Nichols
The Nation
The
Man Who Would Be Bush
Robert Scheer
TruthDig
Murtha
says McCain too old to be president
Nedra Pickler
AP
How
Blue Is Your Collar?
Paul Waldman
The American Prospect
The
Stimulus that Can't Stimulate
Elizabeth Warren
Credit Slips
Belts tightened,
seats upright, eyes wide open
Pioneer Press
Natural Disasters
Darshak Sanghavi
Slate
April
17, 2007
Pentagon
records detail prisoner abuse by US military
Lara Jakes Jordan
The Huffington Post
Some
US states to resume executions after high court lethal injection ruling
Patrick Porter
Jurist
The Capital Gang
Dahlia Lithwick
Slate
High Court
Justice Wants End to Executions
Ariane de Vogue
ABC News
Pope
Benedict XVI on the Iraq War
Justin Raimondo
AntiWar Blog
The
Price of the Surge
Steven Simon
Foreign Affairs
GAO:
U.S. lacks terror plan for Pakistan
USA Today
Obama
criticizes ex-President Carter's Hamas meeting
Ellen Wulfhorst
Reuters
Earmarks
for Israel
Ben Smith
Politico
An
open letter to Charlie Gibson and George Stephanapoulos
Will Bunch
Philadelphia Daily News
The Weather Underground 'Theme'
Robert Parry
Consortium News
English is dead
Annalee Newitz
San Francisco Bay Guardian
April
18-20, 2007
Who's
the Moral Relativist?
Dan Froomkin
The Washington Post
Since 2001, a Dramatic Increase in Suicide Bombings
Robin Wright
The Washington Post
Pentagon institute
calls Iraq war 'a major debacle' with outcome 'in doubt'
Jonathan S. Landay and John Walcott
McClatchy Newspapers
One In Five Iraq and Afghanistan
Veterans Suffer from PTSD or Major Depression
Rand Corporation
Total
Failure In The "War On Terror" - Al Qaeda regrouped in
FATA region
dday
Daily Kos
The
[Annotated] Climate Speech
Andrew C. Revkin
The New York Times
Comcast: Worst. Company. Ever.
Craig Aaron
In These Times
Fernando
Lugo: the turbulent priest challenging a dynasty
Tom Hennigan
Times
Frank Introduces Legislation
to Remove Federal Penalties on Personal Marijuana Use
Press Release
Concentration
Camp Hit by Scrap Metal Thieves
Spiegel
Nash
McCabe: The rest of the story
Will Bunch
The Philadelphia Daily News
Bill
Ayers Has a Blog — and Regrets
Garance Franke-Ruta
The Washington Post
April
21, 2008
Behind
Analysts, the Pentagon’s Hidden Hand
David Barstow
The New York Times
US
News Media's Latest Disgrace
Robert Parry
Consortium News
Clashes
Intensify Between Shiite Militia, U.S. Forces
Ernesto Londoño
The Washington Post
Condi's
Diplomatic Skills
Cernig
Newshoogers
U.S. to Expand Collection Of Crime Suspects' DNA
Ellen Nakashima and Spencer Hsu
The Washington Post
U.S. economic
slowdown likely to bring Mexican workers north
Franco Ordonez
McClatchy Newspapers
Torture
victim's records lost at Guantánamo, admits camp general
Elana Schor
The Guardian
Zimbabwe
opposition pleads for international intervention
Angus Shaw
The Independent
After six decades,
Paraguay's ruling party loses presidency
Jack Chang
McClatchy Newspapers
Hamas: No
plan to recognize Israel
CNN
McCain
eases proposal for alternative to U.N.
Paul Richter
Los Angeles Times
The
left has lost its nerve and its direction
Chris Hedges
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Clinton leads among
gun owners, bowlers in Pa.
Steven Thomma
McClatchy Newspapers |
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April
22, 2008
Gasoline
usage heads down
Steve Everly
KansasCity.com
Gates
Assails Pentagon on Resources for Battlefields
Josh White and William Branigin
The Washington Post
Army,
Marines allow more convicts to enlist
Yahoo! News
Clinton
on an Iran attack: ‘obliterate them’
Jake Tapper
War in Context
Murdoch
to buy New York rival
Business Day
Rupert Murdoch
Firm Goes on Trial for Alleged Tech Sabotage
Kim Zetter
Wired
Obama's
Touch of Class
Thomas Frank
The Wall Street Journal
U.S.
to Insist That Travel Industry Get Fingerprints
Spencer S. Hsu and Del Quentin Wilber
The Washington Post
In Mississippi, Work
Is Now a Felony for Undocumented Immigrants
David Bacon
TruthOut
Government indicts Byron
munitions company
Amy Leigh Womack
Macon.com
Fire
From the Dragon: Green Entrepreneur Harnesses Truck Energy
Ketaki Gokhale
New America Media
Radical Chic Resurgent
Timothy Noah
Slate
Small Church's Obama
Sign Causes Big Controversy
WYFF
Let's dump "Earth Day"
Joseph Romm
Salon
April
23, 2007
The
Low Road to Victory
The New York Times
Inmate
Count in U.S. Dwarfs Other Nations
Adam Liptak
The New York Times
Ex-EPA
Chief Is Ruled Not Liable for 9/11 Safety Claims
Robin Shulman
The Washington Post
Former
Justice official pleads guilty in Abramoff probe
Erica Werner
The Seattle Times
Report:
Bush SCHIP Rules Illegal
Mike Lillis
The Washington Independent
Shot by Both Sides
Fred Kaplan
Slate
VA
Hid Suicide Risk, Internal E-Mails Show
CBS News
The Two Gilded Ages
Steve Fraser
TomDispatch
The
GOP's bait-and-switch tax strategy
Bruce Bartlett
Los Angeles Times
Hard
Knox: Ashcroft probed on waterboarding
Eyeteeth
Crazy
English
Evan Osnos
The New Yorker
Charlie
Rose by Samuell Beckett
Andrew Filippone Jr.
Video Clip of the Day
April
24, 2007
Petraeus
Promotion Frees Cheney to Threaten Iran
Gareth Porter
IPS
Involuntary
drugging of US detainees, a crisis for the health professions
Psyche, Science, and Society
U.S. angry as
Pakistan seeks peace deal with Islamists
Saeed Shah
McClatchy Newspapers
N.
Koreans Taped At Syrian Reactor
Robin Wright
The Washington Post
Fuel shortage forces UN to halt food handouts in Gaza
Rory McCarthy
The Guardian
Bush fuel economy rules swipe at California
Zachary Coile
San Franciso Chronicle
CIA
admits they will continue rendition program, which allows torture overseas
John Byrne
The Raw Story
A
7,600-word disappearing act
Barry Sussman
Nieman Watchdog
Could blood transfusions cause harm?
Claire Bowles
EurekAlert
$20M 'fence'
scrapped for not catching enough illegals
CNN
'Disneyland' comes to Baghdad with multi-million pound entertainment park
Sonia Verma
Times
April
25-27, 2007
Sunni
bloc to return to Iraq government
Alexandra Zavis
Los Angeles Times
Pelosi plots three-step Iraq dance
Martin Kady II
Politico
Syria
Reactor Story a Diversion
Juan Cole
Informed Comment
Israel
rejects Gaza ceasefire
Allegra Stratton
The Guardian
Crude
Up on Report of Shots in Persian Gulf
Smart Money
GOP wants to tack FISA bill onto war supplemental
Klaus Marre
The Hill
Farm
Income Up, but Subsidies Stay
David M. Herzenhorn
The New York Times
Forces
paid for friendly fire deaths, files show
Omar el Akkad
Globe and Mail
In Shift, China Offers to Meet With Dalai Lama Envoys
Jim Yardley
The New York Times
Iraq
War Is Everyone Else's Fault, Feith Explains
Dana Milbank
The Washington Post
Fourth
Fleet to sail again in Latin America
Carol Rosenberg
The Miami Herald
Blackwater
revives mission
Anne Krueger
San Diego Union Tribune
Judge clears New York
detectives of bridegroom's killing
Suzanne Goldenberg
The Guardian
Drop
Out, Obama
Chris Wilson
Slate
Getting
High Before a Firefight? Bad Idea, Dude
Noah Shachtman
Wired
April
28, 2007
Iraqi
political leaders protest U.S. siege of Sadr City
Hussein Kadhim and Raviya H. Ismail
McClatchy Newspapers
Investigators:
Millions in Iraq contracts never finished
Hope Yen
AP
U.S.
military steps up criticism of Iran
Julian E. Barnes
Los Angeles Times
Letters
Give C.I.A. Tactics a Legal Rationale
Mark Mazzetti
The New York Times
UN targets US over delay in Syrian nuclear evidence
Anne Penketh
The Independent
Afghan president survives assassination
bid
MSNBC
Recruiting
the undocumented for the military is proposed
Jose Cardenas
St. Petersburg Times
Supreme
Court upholds photo ID law for voters in Indiana
Mark Sherman
TPM Muckracker
Scalia Defends
Torture
Think Porgress
Dean
says either Clinton or Obama must drop out in June
AP
Hope
for Corporate America
Chris Hedges
TruthDig
Iraqi museum celebrates
return of stolen artifacts
Shashank Bengali
McClatchy Newspapers
Work
is Criminal for Mississippi Undocumented
David Bacon
New America Media
Democrats
Registering In Record Numbers
Eli Saslow
The Washington Post
April
29, 2007
Cheney
lawyer claims Congress has no authority over vice-president
Elana Schor
The Guardian
From Chief Prosecutor To Critic at Guantanamo
Josh White
The Washington Post
Conyers
threatens to subpoena Ashcroft, Addington and Yoo
Patrick O’Connor
Politcio
The Most Powerful Man in Iraq...is Iranian?
Joe Klei
Time
Did
The US Photoshop Syrian Nuke Photos?
Los Angeles Times
Stratospheric
Injections To Counter Global Warming Could Damage Ozone Layer
Science Daily
Cuba
walks tightrope of reforms
Carol J. Williams
Los Angeles Times
Why You Make the Same Mistake Twice
Jeanna Bryner
LiveScience
San
Diego GOP chairman co-founded international piracy ring
Miriam Raftery
The Raw Story
April
30, 2007
Iraq
Oil Revenue May Top Outlook
Yochi J Dreazen and Chip Cummins
The Wall Street Journal
Bush rhetoric on energy strays from the facts
Josef Hebert
My Way
KBR Employees
Stole Money, Artwork and Gold from Iraq
The Houston Chronicle
Have You Left No Sense Of Decency?
Bob Cesca
The Huffington Post
Garbage Island — The
North Pacific Gyre
VBS.TV
Video Clip of the Day
Barbaric
'honour killings' become the weapon to subjugate women in Iraq
Terri Judd
The Independent
Lurita
Doan finally forced out at GSA
Politico
Fish goes without sex for 100,000
years
Lauren Monaghan
Cosmos
NYC Marijuana Possession Arrests Skyrocket
NYCLU
Strong euro behind
cocaine flows
BBC
Toyota: Mean and Not So Green?
Center for Media and Democracy
Longshoremen to close ports
on West Coast to protest war
Jack Heyman
San Francisco Chronicle
Exactly Wright for Obama
Terence Samuel
The Root
Vuitton
bullies artist over Darfur image
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