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21 July 2005
General Westmoreland’s death wish and the war in Iraq
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Norman Solomon
After he died on July 18, front pages focused on the failures of William Westmoreland as commander of U.S. forces in Vietnam. Overall, the coverage faulted him for being a big loser, not a mass killer.

The Washington Post...
21 July 2005
That smile on the face of the Tiger: Do animals have expressions?
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Alexander Cockburn
A snooty conservative professor called Roger Scruton, an Englishman, wrote in the Times Literary Supplement earlier this year that "human beings are alone among the animals in revealing their individuality in their faces. The mouth that...
19 July 2005
We're missing the point
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN -- Now it's getting funnier and funnier. There is an elephant in the living room and we're sitting around having a conversation about whether there's an elephant in the living room.

"I think there's an...
18 July 2005
War and Venture Capitalism
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Norman Solomon
During the Vietnam War, one of the peace movement’s more sardonic slogans was: “War is good business. Invest your son.”

In recent years, some eminent pundits and top government officials have become brazen about praising...
14 July 2005
Don't you dare call it treason
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Alexander Cockburn
Treason, no less. A leading Democrat, Rep. Henry Waxman, howls in Congress that "The intentional disclosure of a covert CIA agent's identity would be an act of treason. If Rove was part of a conspiracy and intentionally disclosed the name...
14 July 2005
Karl Rove, the CIA, and the media
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- As the judge in the Judith Miller-Matt Cooper case said, it just gets "curiouser and curiouser."

For starters, Judy Miller of The New York Times, who never wrote a word about Valerie Plame, is in...

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