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15 August 2002
By how much don't they get it?
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Molly Ivins
WACO, Texas -- The President's Economic Forum held here Tuesday raises the question, "By how much don't they get it?"

The range of opinion at this shindig went from A to B. This wasn't a forum, it was a pep rally. Sis-Boom-...
15 August 2002
True Confessions of a Media CEO
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Norman Solomon
Now that the deadline has passed for hundreds of top corporate executives to certify the truthfulness of their financial books, we may expect more honest accounting in the future. But what if the heads of major firms were compelled to...
08 August 2002
Fending off the Threat of Peace
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Norman Solomon
To fend off the threat of peace, determination is necessary. Elected officials and high-level appointees must work effectively with reporters and pundits.

This is no time for the U.S. government to risk taking "yes" for...
06 August 2002
The Old Spin on the 'New Economy'
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Norman Solomon
With the "New Economy" now in shambles, it's easy for media outlets to disparage the illusions of the late 1990s -- years crammed with high-tech mania, fat stock options and euphoria on Wall Street. But we hear very little about the...
06 August 2002
A perfectly glorious political year in Texas
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- You can already tell it's going to be a perfectly glorious political year in Texas. Four months out, and we've already got one gubernatorial candidate accusing the other of being a drug dealer, naturally causing the...
01 August 2002
War and Forgetfulness -- A Bloody Media Game
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Norman Solomon
Three and a half years ago, some key information about U.N. weapons inspectors in Iraq briefly surfaced on the front pages= of American newspapers -- and promptly vanished. Now, with= righteous war drums beating loudly in Washington, let...

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