May
1, 2008
Terror
report: Attacks doubled in Pakistan, Afghanistan
Warren P. Strobel
McClatchy Newspapers
Afghans See Link to Qaeda in Plot to Shoot Karzai
Carlotta Gall and Abdul Waheed Wafa
The New York Times
Hayden:
Killing Americans Is Iran's Policy
CBS News
US
'terror' report targets Iran
Al Jazeera
Did the US
Supreme Court just elect John McCain?
Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
The Free Press
US Oil Major Complicit
in Abuses
Marwaan Macan-Markar
IPS
Pentagon Pundit Scandal Broke the Law
Media Channel
Pentagon
launches foreign news websites
Peter Eisler
USA Today
What
Does Cheney Have Against the North Atlantic Right Whale?
ABC News
The secret to fighting leukaemia
IOL
The Media Builds a Monument to Itself
Andrew Ferguson
The Weekly Standard
Wash. Post and NY
Times published more than 12 times as many articles mentioning Obama and Wright
as they did mentioning McCain and Hagee
Media Matters
Slow News Day at CNN
Michael D.
Balloon Juice
May
2, 2008
Iraq:
U.S. has no claim to oil boom
Liz Sly
Chicago Tribune
Senate
Panel Moves to Shift Costs of War to Iraq
Jonathan Weisman
The Washington Post
Pentagon's
Project Minerva Sparks New Anthro Concerns
Sharon Weinberger
Wired
25,000
Dockworkers Shut Down West Coast Ports in Historic Antiwar Protest
Democracy Now!
Amy Goodman
Gas
tax holiday is DOA
Jared Allen and Jackie Kucinich
The Hill
Senate Republicans
celebrate drilling in ANWR
Erika Bolstad
McClatchy Newspapers
McCain Backer Hagee: Abortions Easier To Get In Public School Than Aspirin
Bruce Wilson
Talk to Action
Iran
condemns Clinton for threatening force
Edith M. Lederer
AP
EPA official ousted while fighting Dow
Michael Hawthorne
The Chicago Tribune
Unlocking
Bush’s Chastity Belt
Steve Yoder
In These Times
EPA's Proposed Lead Standard Still Would Expose Public to Unsafe Lead Levels
NFDC
$10.9 Billion Ain’t What it Used to Be
TruthDig
Immigration Raids Can Cost Los Angeles Millions
Kenneth Kim
New America Media
The
future of dirt
Drake Bennett
The Boston Globe
Letting
Go
David Sedaris
The New Yorker
May
5, 2008
Secret
Bush "Finding" Widens War on Iran
Andrew Cockburn
CounterPunch
The US military in Iraq says Iran continues to aid militants, but Iraqis now
say that they want their own evidence.
Scott Peterson and Howard LaFranchi
The Christian Science Monitor
U.S.
Seeks Contractors To Train Iraqi Military
Walter Pincus
The Washington Post
Palestinian Recruits Hit Streets Unprepared
Griff Witte and Ellen Knickmeyer
The Washington Post
Shell
firms shielded US contractor from taxes
Farah Stockman
The Boston Globe
Uranium
claims spring up along Grand Canyon rim
Judy Pasternak
Los Angeles Times
Surplus U.S. food supplies dry up
Sue Kirchhoff
USA Today
Legislature wants polar
bear study
Tom Kizzia
Anchorage Daily News
Sporadic violence in
Bolivia as province approves autonomy
Boris Heger and Jack Chang
McClatchy Newspapers
Judge
orders all references to 'Taser' stricken from medical examiner's reports
Diane Sweet
The Raw Story
The Rhetoric of John
McCain
Robert Fantina
CounterPunch
There Goes the Economists’ Vote
Jodi Kantor
The New York Times
Corporate jollies to oust 'cultural fuddy-duddies' from Pompeii ruins
Peter Pophamin
The Independent
The Boris Johnson
story
Brian Wheeler
BBC News
A
former neo-fascist will be the next mayor of Rome
The Economist
May
6, 2008
Pentagon
Targeted Iran for Regime Change after 9/11
Gareth Porter
IPS
Iran
Halts Talks With U.S. on Iraq
Alissa J. Rubin
The New York Times
We
Owe Them Better
hilzoy
Obsidian Wings
FBI
Raids Home, Office of Office of Special Counsel
Paul Kiel
TPM Muckraker
Former
Iraq Commander: Bernard Kerik was 'a waste of time' in Iraq
Stephanie Gaskell
New York Daily News
War
funding would break Dem promises
Martin Kady II
Politco
On
Economy, Unlikely Allies Forge Winning Strategy
Housing Bill to Test Treasury Chief, Democrat's Ties
Lori Montgomery and David Cho
The Washington Post
Cyclone
exposes myth of "strong" Myanmar military
Aung Hla Tun
Reuters
The
plan to prop up sugar producers
The Washington Post
Floyd Brown
and David Bossie: Back in the Swift Boat captain's chairs
Bill Berkowitz
Media Transparency
May
7, 2008
McCain
calls for 700+ new nuclear plants costing $4 trillion
Joseph Romm
Grist
McCain vows to name
more 'Alitos' and 'Robertses'
Matt Stearns
McClatchy Newspapers
Clinton
is Toast?
Nedra Pickler
Editor & Publisher
Hillary,
don't drop out! (yet)
Kos
Daily Kos
EPA
might not act to limit rocket fuel in drinking water
Erica Werner
The Chicago Tribune
In
Next-Gen Bullets and Bombs, Even the Casing Explodes
David Hambling
Wired
White
House Threatens Swiss Over $42b Iran Gas Deal
Patrick Doherty
New America Foundation
Frustrated
owners try to unload their guzzlers
Jenn Abelson
The Boston Globe
Drug
War Bulletins
Hendrik Hertzberg
The New Yorker
Cost
to make a U.S. penny more than a penny
China View
Coffins From Ghana
GhanaWeb
Electronic cigarettes get around indoor ban
Brian Newsome
The Colorado Springs Gazette
May
8, 2008
House
Judiciary Asks Former Administration Advisers to Testify on Torture
Keith Perine
CQ
U.S.
deploys more than 43,000 unfit for combat
Gregg Zoroya
USA Today
McCain
critic loses role at FEC
Stephanie Kirchgaessner
Financial Times
Ex-detainee
linked to Iraq bombing
Bryan Bender
The Boston Globe
FBI seeking records
of 2004 Condoleeza Rice ethics probe
Marisa Taylor
McClatchy Newspapers
Phony
of the Day: Condoleezza Rice
Left I on the News
Aging
systems releasing sewage into rivers, streams
Larry Wheeler and Grant Smith
USA Today
U.S. consumers rank
last in world survey of green habits
Queenie Wong
McClatchy Newspapers
Race,
Again
Isaac Chotiner
The New Republic
Hoax Anti-Obama E-Mails Still Fool Dumb White Guys
Sarah Lai Stirland
Wired
May
9-11, 2008
Baghdad's
Sadr City residents fear intensifying fight
Howard LaFranchi
The Christian Science Monitor
The
next big mistake in Iraq: trying to shut out Moqtada al Sadr
Mohamad Bazzi
The National
Lebanon
on the brink as violence erupts
Ghaith Abdul-Ahad and Ian Black
The Guardian
Lawmakers Seek Probe of 'Media Generals'
William Fisher
IPS
Judge orders CIA to turn over "torture" memo
Reuters
House
Passes Controversial PRO IP Act
Richard Esguerra
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Los Angeles Says Piracy 'Detrimental to the Public Health, Safety'
David Kravets
Wired
Cayman
Islands Subsidiary Allows Pentagon Contractor Assisting War In Iraq To Avoid
Millions In Taxes
Think Progress
Mexico's Police Chief Is Killed In Brazen Attack by Gunmen
Manuel Roig-Franzia
The Washington Post
39 Republicans Join Democrats As Mortgage Bill Passes House
Lori Montgomery
The Washington Post
Humanitarian access, R2P, Burma/Myanmar, and Sadr City
Helena Cobban
Just World News
Drive 1,000 Miles or Feed a Person
for a Year? The Biofuels Dilemma
Stan Cox
AlterNet
McCain Pushed Land Swap That Benefits Backer
Matthew Mosk
The Washington Post
Hillary Clinton’s Downfall
Video Clip of the Day
Lots
of animals learn, but smarter isn't better
Carl Zimmer
International Herald Tribune
Republicans
vote against Mother’s Day
Think Progress
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