By Edward Wong, The New York Times Tens of thousands of protesters loyal to Moktada al-Sadr, the Shiite cleric, took to the streets of the holy city of Najaf on Monday in an extraordinarily disciplined rally to demand an end to the American military presence in Iraq, burning American flags and chanting “Death to America!”…
by Carol Wolman, opednews.com Time magazine’s current edition features an article entitled “An Administration’s Epic Collapse”. Is Bush really going down? The momentum seems to be in that direction. Every week a new outrage comes to light- a coverup of pedophilia in Texas, political influence over US Attorneys in New Mexico, voter fraud in Ohio….
Typical cases involve falsified records, lost equipment, sleeping on the job By Mike Stuckey, MSNBC With no public discussion or input from Congress, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has quietly obtained armed federal police status for a small office of investigators whose big cases typically involve people sleeping on the job, falsifying documents or misplacing equipment.”I…
By Gail Russell Chaddock, The Christian Science Monitor Not since the Depression-era Congress of 1932 has Capitol Hill ramped up so quickly for oversight hearings and related legislation – most targeting the Bush administration. Both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue are hiring more lawyers, and watchdog groups say they are swamped with calls from committee staff…
