February
1-3, 2008
Dozens
dead in double female suicide attack
Stuff
Another Al Queda No. 3…
Steve Benen
Washington Monthly
Researchers make startling HIV discovery
IOL
What Microsoft's bid for Yahoo! means for the
economy and for Google
Daniel Gross
Slate
Cheney Pushes For Telecom Immunity
Think Progress
An Uncomfortable Spotlight in Davos
Pratap Chatterjee
CorpWatch
Clinton’s Right Response to Romney’s “CEO
President” Fantasy
John Nichols
The Nation
Democracy, Fear, and the War on the Middle Class
Sara Robinson
Campaign for America’s Future
Should it be illegal to point?
Mathew Ingram
Ingram 2.0
Copyright law should distinguish between commercial
and cultural uses
Cory Doctorow
The Guardian
Ann Coulter Will Campaign For Hillary (If It's
McCain)
Jezebel
February
4, 2008
Bush
Unveils $3.1 Trillion Spending Plan
Martin Crutsinger
AP
Pentagon Seeks Record Level in 2009 Budget
Thom Shanker
The New York Times
Clinton's '35 years of change' omits most of her
career
Matt Stearns
McClatchy Newspapers
McCain is Now the Neo-Con Candidate
Jim Lobe
Lobelog
Obama, Clinton & GOP Attack Machine
Robert Parry
Consortium News
Nuclear interests pull a big switch
Dan Morain and Maloy Moore
Los Angeles Times
U.S. Says It Accidentally Killed 9 Iraqi Civilians
Solomon Moore and Qais Mizher
The New York Times
Berlin Rejects Washington Call for Troops on Taliban
Front
Spiegel
Bush inaction guts privacy oversight board
Nick Juliano
The Raw Story
A Strike in the Dark
Seymour M. Hersh
The New Yorker
Were Baghdad's Female Suicide Bombers Mentally
Retarded?
Walter C. Uhler
February
5, 2008
The
world's rubbish dump: a garbage tip that stretches from Hawaii to
Japan
Kathy Marks and Daniel Howden
The Independent
Turkish planes bomb Kurdish rebel targets in Iraq
Shamal Aqrawi
Reuters
It Depends on What Meaning of "Win" Wins
Marty Kaplan
The Huffington Post
With Little Notice, Leahy Pushes Through Repeal
of a Scary Bush Power Grab
Odum
Democratic Underground
Iraq accuses Iran of stealing its oil
UPI
Baghdad drowning in sewage: Iraqi official
AFP
Federal judge rebuts Bush's order
China View
Bush's border security plans draw praise, complaints
Richard S. Dunham
Houston Chronicle
EU 'should ban inefficient cars'
Roger Harrabin
BBC News
February
6, 2008
The
Five Lessons from Super Tuesday
Amanda Ripley
Time
Obama claims delegate lead
Mike Allen
Politico
Senate GOP Will Not Move on FISA Until Agreement
on Stimulus Procedures
Tim Starks
CQ
Bush to veto surveillance bill without telecom
immunity: Mukasey letter
Caitlin Price
Jurist
What a long way we've come
Paul Kiel
TPM Muckraker
Islamic banks shielded from subprime
Reuters
Political gloom surrounds Pakistan as vote nears
Tim Johnson
McClatchy Newspapers
U.S. Economy: Service Industries Unexpectedly
Shrank
Shobhana Chandra
Bloomberg
The Legacy of Bush II
Robert Scheer
TruthDig
The Tyranny of Super-Delegates
Katrina vanden Heuvel
The Nation
'Adultery' sisters to be stoned to death in Iran
Telegraph
Taser to sell pump-action stun-shotguns for long-range
targets
Examiner
February
7, 2008
Waterboarding
is legal, White House says
Greg Miller
Los Angeles Times
What Do You Say Now, John McCain?
Balkinization
C.I.A. Destroyed Tapes as Judge Sought Interrogation
Data
Mark Mazzetti and Scott Shane
The New York Times
China still first choice of multinationals for
R&D
MCOT
Swallow
NPR Check
Romney suspends presidential campaign
Liz Sidoti
Yahoo! News
In search for foreign intelligence, spies turn
to YouTube, MySpace, blogs
Nick Juliano
The Raw Story
Injecting 'Terror' into Campaign 2008
Robert Parry
Consortium News
The next president should open up the Bush Administration's
record
Steven Aftergood
Nieman Watchdog
Scientists aglow over drug for radiation poisoning
Eric Berger
The Houston Chronicle
With iPhone, 'Security' Is Code for 'Control'
Bruce Schneier
Wired
February
8-10, 2008
Assault
looms on Iraq's 'worst place'
Crispin Thorold
BBC News
Corporations Given 'Human Rights,' Humans are
Denied Them
Jeffrey Kaplan
New American Media
The FBI Deputizes Business
Matthew Rothschild
The Progressive
Great Lakes Danger Zones?
Sheila Kaplan
Center for Public Integrity
Pictures reveal truth about Japan's 'scientific'
whaling
Michael McCarthy,
The Independent
Mukasey: No, I Will Not Enforce Citations for
Contempt of Congress
Paul Kiel
TPM Muckracker
Mittpocalypse Now
TPMtv
Video Clip of the Day
McCain booed at CPAC
smintheus
Daily Kos
Waterboarders for God
Ray McGovern
Consortium News
The Recovery Plan America Needs
Robert Kuttner
The American Propect
Pentagon Plots Sim Iraq for Propaganda Tests
Noah Shachtman
Wired
Getting Past the '60s? It's Not Going to Happen.
Rick Perlstein
The Washington Post
February
11, 2008
Bush
orders clampdown on flights to US
Ian Traynor
The Guardian
Chavez Threatens US Oil Cutoff
Sandra Seirra
Breitbart
Army Buried Study Faulting Iraq Planning
Michael R. Gordon
The New York Times
America's Sunni allies go on strike in Iraq's
Diyala province
Steve Lannen
McClatchy Newspapers
Iraq: More Bombing Creates New Enemies
Ali al-Fadhily and Dahr Jamail
IPS
Contractor deaths up 17 percent across Iraq in
2007
David Ivanovich
The Houston Chronicle
Shadowy tactics of US troops in Iraq
Richard Luscombe
The Scotsman
Bush's military spending binge
George C. Wilson
Nieman Watchdog
Lessons for Barack Obama
Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair
CounterPunch
Huckabee 'Not Ready to Concede’
Brad Friedman
Bradblog
Ultimate gadget: time machines are here now?
Tech Radar
What's Your Doomsday?
Jennifer Fisher Wilson
The Smart Set
The War Against Tolerance
Chris Hedges
TruthDig
The worst thing that's ever been said about Chelsea
Clinton
Will Bunch
Philadelphia Daily News |
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February
12, 2008
Senate
Moves to Shield Phone Companies on Eavesdropping
Eric Lichtblau
The New York Times
9/11 death penalty trial could create 'nightmare
scenario'
CNN
9/11 Guantanamo trials unlikely before Bush leaves
office
Carol Rosenberg and Nancy A. Youssef
McClatchy Newspapers
Sen. Webb Suggests Legal Action Against Bush on
Iraq
Sam Stein
Huffington Post
Air Force: $144 Billion a Year Not Enough
Noah Shachtman
Wired
GM offers workers buyouts as posts loss
Kevin Krolicki and David Bailey
Reuters
Snow Reveals ‘80 Percent’ Of Bush’s
Advisers Opposed Iraq Surge
Think Progress
Postcard: Peshawar
Time
Aryn Baker
February
13, 2008
Fraud
crackdown comes with a loophole
Lara Jakes Jordon
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Justice Scalia defends torture
Stephen Soldz
Psyche, Science, and Society
Obama Steals Clinton's Base
David Corn and Jonathan Stein
Mother Jones
Aboard the Condoleezza Rice
Robert Scheer
TruthDig
Venezuela Halts Oil Sales to Exxon Mobil
AP
Inequality and the sub-prime crisis
Henry Banta
Nieman Watchdog
Fighting Terrorism with Mother Nature's Help
Red Orbit
When Incest Is Best: Kissing Cousins Have More
Kin
Nikhil Swaminathan
Scientific American
Chairman Mao proposed sending 10 million Chinese
women to US
The Raw Story
Food Politics, Half-Baked
James E. McWilliams
The New York Times
February
14, 2008
Senate
Votes to Give Immunity to Telecom Companies: Hillary Clinton Skips
Vote
Jonathan Turley
House Holds Bush Confidants in Contempt
Julie Hirschfield Davis
My Way
White House to veto Senate ban on waterboarding
AFP
US: No permanent bases anywhere in the world
AFP
U.S. holding Baghdad hospital official in bombings
Steve Lannen
McClatchy Newspapers
Iraqi lawmakers pass 3 key bills
Raheem Salman and Alexandra Zavis
Los Angeles Times
Panel Cites Drop in U.S. Attention to Nuclear
Arsenal
Walter Pincus
The Washington Post
Antiwar Candidate Donna Edwards Defeats Incumbent
Rep. Albert Wynn in Key Maryland Primary
Democracy Now!
McCain Adviser Won't Fight Obama
ABC News
R.I.'s Lincoln Chafee endorses Barack Obama
John McCormick
The Baltimore Sun
Fox News Radio's Tom Sullivan aired "side-by-side
comparison" of speeches by Hitler and Obama
Media Matters
February
15-17, 2008
House
Leaves Surveillance Law to Expire
Carl Hulse
The New York Times / TruthOut
U.S. vows to pay for damage caused by satellite
Stephanie Nebehay
Reuters
Lieberman Defends Waterboarding: It’s ‘Not
Like Putting Burning Coals On People’s Bodies’
Think Progress
Citigroup Stops Withdrawals from Hedge Fund
CNBC
Bush Administration Hides More Data, Shuts Down
Website Tracking U.S. Economic Indicators
Think Progress
Bush’s confounding confusion on surveillance
law
The Carpetbagger Report
Steve Benen
Broadband decision affirmed
Kristen Hays
The Houston Chronicle
Steroid Circus on Capital Hill
Dave Zirin
The Nation
Finders, keepers
Drake Bennett
The Boston Globe
First order for pet dog cloning
BBC News
February
18, 2008
Picnic
site blast kills over 80 Afghans
Ismail Sameem and Mirwais Afghan
Reuters
Fasten Your Seatbelts for Pakistan’s Elections
China Matters
Awakening Discontent In Iraq
Cernig
The Newshoggers
HSUS Investigation Leads to Largest Beef Recall
in U.S. History
The Humane Society of the United States
Lack of MRAPs Cost Marine Lives
Richard Lardner
My Way
CIA's ambitious post-9/11 spy plan crumbles
Greg Miller
Los Angeles Times
Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald's 'Kill JFK' Plans
Revealed!
Wonkette
The Reconquest of Cool
Adbusters
Kalle Lasn
The Dumbing Of America
Susan Jacoby
The Washington Post
The Natural History of the Only Child
Carl Zimmer
Wired
February
19, 2008
Musharraf's
Party Roundly Defeated
Juan Cole
Informed Comment
Castro steps down as Cuban leader
BBC News
Top court won't review Bush domestic spying case
James Vicini
Reuters
US banks borrow $50bn via new Fed facility
Gillian Tett
Financial Times
The Bonus Army
Fred Kaplan
Slate
South Texas Hornet's Nest
Land of Enchantment
Daily Kos
Bush Dismisses Iraq Recession: The War Has ‘Nothing
To Do With The Economy’
Think Progress
February
20, 2008
Rigged
Trials at Gitmo
Ross Tuttle
The Nation
Nato troops called in as mobs torch checkpoints
on Kosovan border
Catherine Philp
The Times
Sioux Manufacturing: It's Not Just the Kevlar
(It's the MRAPs, Too)
Brandon Friedman
Vet Voice
Pakistan Turns Scary for Bush’s War on Terror
Juan Cole
Salon / Common Dreams
Supply Fears Push Oil to Triple Digits
Clifford Krauss
The New York Times
With Fidel Gone, Will Cuba Become a Global Ethanol
Player?
Chuck Squatriglia
Wired
On Cuba: Real Differences Bewtween Obama and Clinton
John Nichols
The Nation
Defense contractor sentenced to 12 years in prison
for bribing congressman
Kiely Lewandowski
Jurist
Why Most Published Research Findings are False
Alex Tabarrok
Marginal Revolution
Obama Defends Wife Over 'Pride' Remark
The Huffington Post |
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February 21, 2008
Why
John McCain Owes The New York Times a Thank You Card
Marc Cooper
The Huffington Post
Worse than Watergate: Bush scores lowest presidential
approval rating EVER!
Will Bunch
Philadelphia Daily News
John McCain: Bush should veto CIA fifth-degree
bill
Mark Silva
The Swamp
Group Claims Iran Speeding Up Nuke Plans
Raf Casert
My Way
China paper accuses U.S. of hypocrisy in space
Reuters
U.S. Payments To Pakistan Face New Scrutiny
Robin Wright
The Washington Post
Slavery Ties: Bush's Long-Held 'Family Secret'
Jennifer Millman
Diversity, Inc.
Files for Suicide Bombers Show No Down Syndrome
Richard A. Oppel, Jr.
The New York Times
Is the spectrum just too complex for reporters?
J.H. Snider
Nieman Watchdog
Under pressure, feds will keep economic indicator
Web site open
Heather Havenstein
Computerworld
February 22-24,
2008
GOP
Congressman and Key McCain Ally Indicted
The Nation
Turkish troops enter north Iraq
BBC News
US braces for diplomatic backlash after rendition
flight fiasco with Britain
International Herrald Tribune
New Pakistan Coalition To Reinstate Chief Justice
Cernig
The Newshoggers
Belgrade's Burning
Mother Jones
A Hole in McCain’s Defense?
Michael Isikoff
Newsweek
McCain Scores a ZERO on the Environment
Sierra Club
McCain Embraces Rove
The Huffington Post
Report: Rove Wanted Dirt on Alabama Gov.
Ben Evans
AP
If Obama Went 0-for-10
Eugene Robinson
The Washington Post
U.S. Intelligence Agencies Militarizing
Spencer Ackerman
The Washington Independent
Fidel Castro at the Oscars
AP
Video Clip of the Day
February 25,
2008¸
The
new invasion of Iraq
Patrick Cockburn
The Independent
The Myth of the Surge
Nir Rosen
Rolling Stone
Pariah or Prophet?
Chris Hedge
TruthDig
Raul Castro named Cuban president
BBC News
Serbia grapples with Kosovo move
Tracy Wilkinson
Los Angeles Times
Some Tainted Meat Used in School Lunches, U.S.
Says
Andre Martin
The New York Times
CBS: More Prosecutorial Misconduct in Siegelman
Case
Scott Horton
Harper’s
Trying Some Disney Attitude to Help Cure Walter
Reed
Steve Vogel
Washington Post
Obama Gets Dressed
Chadwick Matlin
Slate
Dutch public television broadcasts porn classic “Deep
Throat” today
Ardvark
Twitch
Scientists develop self-mending tights
ZeeNews
February 26, 2008
FDIC
Bracing for Bank Failures
Calculated Risk
Torture advocate William Haynes resigns
Think Progress
Taliban Threatens Cell Towers
Noah Shachtman
Wired
McCain Withheld Controversial Abramoff Email
San Stein
The Huffington Post
Siegelman's Attorneys to Call for Special Counsel
in Wake of 60 Minutes Report
Paul Kiel
TPM Muckraker
Study finds immigrants commit less California
crime
Reuters
Why the War on Obama
Robert Parry
Consortium News
Obama speaks to Ohio Jews; Nader says he’s
too pro-Israel
IPA
Row over Bush's 'censored' library
The Guardian
Another Storty the Times Shouldn’t Have
Published
The Nation
February 27,
2008
Why
do McCain, Obama and Clinton Want a Bigger Military?
IPA
Let's debate Iraq
Mcjoan
Daily Kos
GOP Halts Effort to Retrieve White House E-Mails
Dan Eggen
The Washington Post
Amid report banks could crumble, LA Times owner
says economy strong
The Raw Story
'John McSame': Meet Bush's Anti-Choice Clone
Cristina Page
The Huffington Post / AlterNet
Key McCain, Clinton fundraisers lobby for foreign
governments
Will Evans and Nonna Gorilovskaya
Nieman Watchdog
Terrorists Wanted the World Over
Noam Chomsky
TomDispatch
IRS Investigates Obama's Denomination
Rachel Zoll
AP
Antidepressants Hardly Help
Laura Blue
Time
Huckabee presses for debate with McCain, raises
FEC issue
CNN
McCain Lets Riley Off the Hook
Legal Schnauzer
McCain and the Times
Michael Kinsley
Slate
Space junk often hits Earth, not us
Seth Borenstein
USA Today
February 28,
2008
Karzai
Controls a Third of Afghanistan
Pamela Hess
AP
Nobel laureate estimates wars' cost at more than
$3 trillion
Kevin G. Hall
McClatchy Newspapers
Comcast admits paying attendees at FCC hearing
Bob Fernandez
The Philadelphia Inquirer
How Good People Turn Evil, From Stanford to Abu
Ghraib
Kim Zetter
Wired
FBI documents contradict 9/11 Commission report
Larisa Alexandrovna
The Raw Story
The Fading Jihadists
David Ignatius
The Washington Post
US Distances Itself From Musharraf
Foster Klug
Seattle Post Intelligencer
I’m Not Running for President, but ...
Michael R. Bloomberg
The New York Times
Why I'm Running
Ralph Nader
Slept On
Lewis’ Endorsing Obama Worth More Than One
Vote
New America Media
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
Road Map
Josh Marshall
TPM
William F. Buckley, RIP
Timothy Noah
Slate
Diebold Accidentally Leaks Results Of 2008 Election
Early
The Onion
Video Clip of the Day
February 29, 2008
Turkish
troops pull out of Iraq
BBC News
McCain ‘Very Honored’ By Support Of
Pastor Preaching ‘End-Time Confrontation With Iran’
Think Progress
Israeli minister warns of Palestinian 'holocaust'
The Guardian
Joint Chiefs Chair Warns Obama & Clinton on
Iraq
ABC News
Bush: I’m ‘focused’ on gas prices
but unaware of $4 gas
Think Progress
Pelosi Letter to Attorney General Mukasey on Contempt
Citations of Miers and Bolten
The Gavel
Euro up. Dollar down. U.S. debt through the over-mortgaged
roof
San Francisco Chronicle
Outspoken scientist dismissed from panel on chemical
safety
Marla Cone
Los Angeles Times
New High In U.S. Prison Numbers
N.C. Aizenman
The Washington Post
Regulatory Hit-List Finalized
Matt Madia
OMB Watch
Boeing's Border Watchtowers Can't See Straight
Noah Shachtman
Wired
Ralph Nader loves John McCain
Joe Conason
Salon
Quaker teacher fired for changing loyalty oath
Nanette Asimov
San Francisco Chronicle
Iran is an opportunity, not a target
Stephen Kinzer
Nieman Watchdog
The Campus Rape Myth
Heather Mac Donald
City Journal
Grape expectations
Jonah Lehrer
The Boston Globe |
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