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What About Our Freedom?: Ivan Eland
Last Chance to Stop National ID: Rep. Ron Paul
Parents: The Anti-Recruiter: Teresa Whitehurst
Court Martial of Kevin Benderman: Kevin Zeese
Deadlocked Nuclear Talks: Haider Rizvi
 
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News
Updated May 10, 2005 - 11:17 PM EDT
US Surprised: Insurgents Were Ready
Possible Bomb Hurled Toward Bush in Georgia
General: Fighting, Air Strikes Continue in W. Iraq
Marines Claim to Kill 100 in Iraq Border Offensive
Iraq al-Qaeda Denies Killing of Militants
Car Bombs Hit Baghdad, 9 Killed, 30 Wounded
Three More US Marines Killed in Central Iraq
Bush Backs Critics of Putin
Top Suspects in Afghanistan Are Included in Amnesty
US Reassures North Korea on Sovereignty, Direct Talks
Viewpoints
Last Chance to Stop National ID
by Rep. Ron Paul
Lesson From a Total Defeat for the United States  by Gabriel Kolko
Media Should Avoid 'Terror' Propaganda  by Phillip Knightley
Parents: The Anti-Recruiter
by Teresa Whitehurst
Court Martial of Kevin Benderman
 by Kevin B. Zeese
Iraq War: Cheating for Enlistments
Seattle Post-Intelligencer

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Frontline
Israeli Spy Probe Widens Beyond AIPAC
Hamas Election Successes Put Gaza Pullout in Doubt
It's Official: Gaza Pullout Is Delayed
Deadlocked Nuclear Talks Resume, Nothing Agreed
Aoun Returns to Lebanon
Afghan Leaders Pave Way for Long-Term US Presence
Iran Prepares Bill to Put Nuclear Program Under Outside Contol
Iran Confirms Uranium-To-Gas Conversion
US Escalating Actions in Iraq
Talabani: US-Led Troops to Remain
Powell Aide Cites Armitage Battles With Bolton
 
The Marines' Flawed Body Armor
Today in Iraq
US Intel: Iraqi Insurgents Have Pool of Bomb-Rigged Cars
Iraqi President: Militants Funded From Abroad
Iraqi Office Weeding Out Ex-Ba'athists
Jaafari's Cabinet Pledges Allegiance to 'Federal Iraq'
Five New Iraqi Ministers Appointed
Attacks Continue
Another Soldier, Three Marines Killed in Iraq Fighting
Bodies of Eight Tortured Civilians Found South of Baghdad
Six Shi'ite Muslims Killed in Iraq
Hostage Crises
Australian Hostage's Family Offers Cash for Freedom
Japanese Hostage Taken in Iraq
A Look at Foreigners Held Hostage in Iraq
The New Iraq
Home From Iraq
Courage a Requirement for Iraqi Judges
War on Iraq Destroyed 84% of Education Establishments
Global Iraq Fallout
Turkish Army Takes Offensive as Kurdish Rebels Return From Iraq
Iraq President a Rare Arab Leader at Summit With Latin America
UN Asks Court to Stop Papers to US Congress
North Korea
South Korea, China Plead With North and US to Restart Nuclear Talks
World Waits to See if North Korea Bluffing Over Weapons
Afghanistan
Battle Leaves 23 Afghan Insurgents Dead
800 Candidates Register for Afghan Polls
Kabul's Must-See TV Heats Up Culture War in Afghanistan
Pakistan
Pakistan Swoop Nets 24 After Libyan Arrest
Pakistan and China Agree on New Fighter Jets
Sri Lanka
Aid for Tamil Rebels Rejected
Tamil Tigers Warn Over Aid Delay
One Killed in Sri Lanka Protest
Nepal
Senior US Official Arrives in Nepal for Talks With King, Leaders
US Urged Not to Supply Military Weapons to Nepal
Rebels Order Top Nepal Hotels to Close
Myanmar
Myanmar Says It Is Stable, but Rebels Warn of Tensions
Thai PM Warns Over Burma Safety
Asia
Mongolia Sees Genghis Khan's Good Side
US, Malaysia Extend Defense Agreement
Anti-Japanese Hostilities Move to the Internet
Singapore Threatens to Sue Internet Dissenter
Aceh Restoration 'Close to Zero'
Russia
EU, Russia Eye Accord at Moscow Summit
Putin Puts His Power on Parade
Europe
Blair Faces Growing Chorus to Quit
France Equally Split on EU Constitution as Support Declines
Germany 'Will Keep Alive War Memories'
Togo
20,000 Flee New Togo Violence
Refugees Unsure They'll Return to Togo
US Urges End to Violence Against Opposition in Togo
Son of Late Togo Dictator Changes Little
DR Congo
Congo Arrests Suspected Katanga Separatists
A Tougher UN Tries to Tame Congo
Africa
Kabila Probes Coup Plot Reports
Nigeria Charges Over Biafra Rally
2 Go on Trial in Brussels in 1994 Rwanda Massacre
EU Concern Over Ethiopia Election
Cuba
Cuban Official Demands US Hand Over Terrorist Posada
Terrorist Cuban Exile Seeking Political Asylum in US
Cuban Exile Could Test US Definition of Terrorist
 
US Military
Armor Issued Despite Warnings
Marine Corps Times Probe Prompts Recall of Faulty Vests
Panel Urges Slow Return of Troops From Overseas Bases
DoD Official: Plan Would Cut Number of Army Bases in Europe by Nearly Half
50,000 Defense Jobs in Virginia May Be Relocated
New Insurance Benefit Likely for GIs Hurt in Iraq, Afghanistan
Interview With First Navy War Resister: Pablo Paredes
Bush on Tour
Liberty, and Other Prickly Themes
Despite Tension, Bush-Putin Meeting Is Called a Success
Georgians Prepare for Bush Arrival
Bush to Laud Freedom in Georgia
Bush Gets Tough Queries From Youths in Holland
Wars in Retrospect
At Memorial, Seeing WWII Again for the First Time
Bush, Putin Put Differences Aside on 60th Anniversary of Nazis' Defeat
Putin: No More Wars
Families of Four Soldiers Lay Their Hopes and a War to Rest
The War at Home
Bush Administration Claims Presidential Privilege for LBJ Documents
US Tourism 'Losing Billions Because of Image'
New York Times Panel Proposes Steps to Build Credibility
At the Justice Department, Efforts to Strike a Softer Tone
Report Links Alaska Rail to Missile Defense
Students Hear Criticism of War
Sibel Edmonds for the Truth
State-Secrets Privilege Upheld in Whistleblower Case
FBI Whistleblower Plans Appeal to Supreme Court
Homeland Security
Facing the City, Potential Targets Rely on a Patchwork of Security
Homeland Security Considers Alternatives to Color-Coded Warnings
After 6 Weeks, FBI Releases Teens in 'Suicide Bomb Plot'
Police Nab Activists Seeking Bush's Nuke Suitcase
Revamping Your Driver's License
War on Terror
CIA to Move Domestic Division to Denver
Nuclear Leak Enough to Make 20 Bombs
Terror Suspects Cleared in Italy
Lebanon/Syria
US Funds Syrian Opposition for 'Regime Change'
Aoun Opts for Peace, Dialogue With Syria
'Disengagement'
Palestinians Criticize Transfer Postponement
FM Questions Gaza Pullout if Hamas Wins in PA Vote
Peres Says Pullout May Not Happen
Israel Squeezes Gaza Opposition
Israel to Remove Barriers Blocking Access to Nablus for Palestinians
Israel/Palestine
Bedouin Arabs in Israel: An Invisible Community
The Man Who Sold Jerusalem
Palestinians, Israeli Cops Hurt in Jerusalem Clashes
Israeli Military Police to Investigate Death of Two Palestinian Youths
Egypt
Egypt 'Reform' Law Defeat Urged by Opposition
A Sour Note for Egyptian Elections
50 Muslim Brotherhood Members Arrested in Egypt
Egyptian Judges Reject Bush's Call for International Monitoring of Elections
Mubarak's Party to Vet His Opponent
Middle East
Founders of Kuwait Party Face Up to 15 Years in Jail
Yemen Detains Son of Uprising Leader
Ruling Party Wins Elections in Tunisia
Americas
New Party Vows to Take on Chavez
Colombian Villagers Want Own Peace Deal
In Other News
South Americans and Arabs Seek Global Voice
Poor Arab Turnout for First Summit in South America
UN Considers Move to New WTC Building
 
Contributors


5/09/2005
Commemorating a World War


5/10/2005
True Patriots Should Worry More about Freedom at Home


5/07/2005
With a Whimper?


5/05/2005
Slouching Toward Secession

Ran HaCohen
5/02/2005
The Palestinian Gandhi

Ilana Mercer
4/20/2005
Yes, Some People Do Push Back

Praful Bidwai
4/19/2005
India, Pakistan Take a Big Stride Forward

Sascha Matuszak
4/11/2005
Laowai and Zibenren

Joseph Stromberg
2/07/2005
An Anti-Imperialist's Reading List: Part Two

Matthew Barganier
10/30/2004
Et Tu, Pat?
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