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MARTIAL LAW DECLARED: Situation Deteriorating CBS News | August 30, 2005 MARTIAL LAW DECLARED: Situation Deteriorating New Orleans, LA (CBS) - Martial Law has been declared in New Orleans as conditions continued to deteriorate. Water levels in The Big Easy and it's suburbs are rising at...

by Paul J. Nyden Oil may be achieving a new impact on daily news, people’s pocketbooks and world history — perhaps even the end of history and the world. Cover stories in magazines this month include: “After Oil: Powering the Future” in National Geographic; “Crossroads for Planet Earth,” a...

Damspot writes "‘Laugh In looks at the news, La da di da.’ Anybody out there think that Dan Rowan and Dick Martin would think anyone would remember that little dinger from 1968? So, let’s look at this week. It’s been a busy one, so settle in for awhile. We’re still in Iraq (big surprise...

Ann has made a nice living trashing liberals, war veterans, and President Clinton over the years and turned it into a highly paid profession for a lot of other wannabes like Bernard Goldberg. Being offensive is her gift, and she's parlayed that into book deals, speaking events (25K a pop) and...

Is it just me or did anybody else notice how fast the Corporaate media has jumped on the its going to cost you more for gas and insurance cause of Katrina ?I think were being sold a bill of goods the economy in the states is falling apart and there going to use every excuse they can to blame...

Editor's Note: We do not publish the quotes below as any defense for Bill Clinton. We often remind people that Clinton is as responsible for the war on the Iraqi people as George W. Bush. Through 8 years of sanctions and weekly missile attacks, he killed over one million Iraqis. Clinton brought...

The United States may have lost the war -- but Bush had not." Serious Business Below is an excerpt from the newly revised Empire Burlesque, the book-length collection of columns and new material that comprises an alternative history of history of Bush Regime. The e-book version is being...

"If he [Hugo Chávez] thinks we're trying to assassinate him, I think that we really ought to go ahead and do it. It's a whole lot cheaper than starting a war. And I don't think any oil shipments will stop." - Pat Robertson...

John Byrne Pat Buchanan, a leading conservative pundit and former presidential adviser, quietly suggested House Republicans mull impeaching President Bush -- though not for the liberals' cause celebre, Iraq -- but rather for what he sees as Bush's 'criminal' failure to stem the tide of illegal...

BEIJING, Aug. 29 - Chinese police raided the office of a American-financed human rights group shortly before the arrival of the United Nations human rights chief today, as authorities sought to keep a tight lid on dissent during the sensitive visit. Police searched the offices and copied...

The Bush family does not care for the recent disclosures of documents and other inside information on WMR that point to their close business connections to the Saudis, Bin Ladens (Osama included), and various front companies, and brass plate "folding tent" shell corporations around the world...

In fiscal year 2006, the New Orleans district of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is bracing for a record $71.2 million reduction in federal funding. It would be the largest single-year funding loss ever for the New Orleans district, Corps officials said. I've been here over 30 years and I've...

WASHINGTON, DC -- August 25, 2005 -- WMR has obtained further paper trails linking George H. W. Bush's longtime mysterious Swiss German money mover (see July 24-25 article below) to a now defunct bank operated on behalf of Osama Bin Laden, his family, and some of his closest business associates...

Government vehicles equipped with license-plate snapping camera systems are rolling through cities like Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles and Toronto, looking for scofflaws. The AutoFind License Plate Recognition system reportedly feeds license plate information to a central database to monitor not...

When Henry Ford told a New York Times reporter that ethyl alcohol was "the fuel of the future" in 1925, he was expressing an opinion that was widely shared in the automotive industry. "The fuel of the future is going to come from fruit like that sumach out by the road, or from apples, weeds...

Bush's lying is not a matter of human frailty or corruption, but a statement of administration policy by Mike Whitney August 25, 2005 ''We're an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality". Bush aide; Ron Suskind, New York Times Magazine 10-17-04 A great deal of print has...

9/11 Ringleader connected to secret Pentagon operation We bring to the attention of our readers this important analysis of Dr. Daniele Ganser of the Zurich Polytechnic published by the International Relations and Security Network (ISN). Dr Ganser's study is based on official US documents and...

The son of Israel's prime minister has been formally indicted on corruption charges, the justice ministry has said. The indictment of Omri Sharon, announced last month, follows an investigation into corruption in the funding of his father's party. The charges relate to Ariel Sharon's 1999 bid...

MEMBERS of Britain’s elite have been selected as priority cases to receive scarce pills and vaccinations at the taxpayers’ expense if the country is hit by a deadly bird flu outbreak. Workers at the BBC and prominent politicians — such as cabinet ministers — would be offered protection from the...

by William Norman Grigg August 17, 2005 Email this article Printer friendly page "You may have gotten the impression that the European constitution was dead -- that the French had felled it, and the Dutch had pounded a stake through its heart," wrote Daniel Hannan, a Conservative Member of...