By MICHAEL J. SNIFFEN, AP Writer Tue Feb 27, 3:43 AM ET
WASHINGTON – After the judge dismissed one of its members, the jury finished a fourth day of deliberations Monday without a verdict in the perjury trial of former White House aide I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby.
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Governor’s absence, lack of representation are baffling, citizens in gallery crowd say By Ashley Rueff | Tribune reporter, SPRINGFIELD — While Gov. Rod Blagojevich took his impeachment case to a national television audience, two Orland Park men who traveled to watch the historic Senate trial unfold were befuddled Monday that he refused to show up….
by Rob Woollard, AFP A US Marine was ordered to execute a room full of terrified Iraqi women and children during an alleged massacre in Haditha that left 24 people dead, a military court heard Thursday. The testimony came in the opening of a preliminary hearing for Marine Sergeant Frank Wuterich, who faces 17 counts…
by Dave Lindorff, OpEdNews.com After a year of running around flogging my book The Case for Impeachment (St. Martin’s Press, 2006), I’ve had to give a lot of thought to a question I have gotten over and over from radio hosts to ordinary people concerned about the fate of the country and our Constitution. The…
Here is a message from Dick Bernard of MAP: “…..Cindy is speaking at St. Joan of Arc the evening of January 30, sponsored by MAP, Twin Cities Peace Campaign, and other organizations. If you’ve been procrastinating, now is the time to commit. This will be a very important evening for the Peace Community. We plan…
salon.com Glenn Greenwald Vital unresolved anthrax questions and ABC News (Updated below – Update II – Update III – Update IV – Update V – Update VI) The FBI’s lead suspect in the September, 2001 anthrax attacks — Bruce E. Ivin — died Tuesday night, apparently by suicide, just as the Justice Department was about…
