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We trust many of you were able to watch the movie "V for Vendetta," and that you agree with us that the movie presents a powerful concept for a large scale public demonstration that we might be able to make use of. We intend to do so.
In a move seldom seen for less well-connected defendants, federal judge Lake cited a decision in the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals that makes death, before the appeals process has been exhausted, grounds for throwing out a conviction and dismissing an
Musicians and listeners: GarageBand allows a generous upload of independent bands music on a wide variety of genre. For listeners, free music from groups without lables. Searchable. I was really delighted by what I found.
Entered By: Powell Gammill
No president in American history played the "God card" any better than George W. Bush. Early in his 2000 presidential campaign, Bush convinced fundamentalist/evangelical Christian leaders that he was "their" man.
The courage and vindication of civil rights lawyer Lynne Stewart
President Bush signed a law authorizing tough interrogation and prosecution of terrorism suspects. This means Bush can continue a secret CIA program for interrogating terrorism suspects whom he believes have vital information that could thwart a plot
Dan Gilbert, founder of the growing Quicken Loans/Rock Financial mortgage empire and owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers basketball team, is convinced there's only one thing that can revive the sagging economic fortunes of Detroit.
This year they were tried on charges of conspiracy to committ criminal damage, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years. Last week, after long deliberations, the jury failed to reach a verdict. If I were in government, I would be worried.
The mission of the Molinari Institute is to promote understanding of the philosophy of Market Anarchism as a sane, consensual alternative to the hypertrophic violence of the state. It takes its name from Gustave de Molinari, originator of the theory
Entered By: Jean Carbonneau
The Justice Dept asked a federal appeals court to throw out a lower court decision that said the Bush adminstration's warrantless surveillance program is unconstitutional. The president has said the program is needed in the war on terrorism.
The contradiction in the debate over compensating landowners is that envionmentalists don't want to pay landowners who are ordered to "preserve" their land for the public's benefit, but they have no problem "giving away"
It is bad for your blood pressure, knocks years off your life, and is a strain on your heart. Now scientists have discovered that gaining weight lowers your intelligence. The findings follow last week's government figures that show Britain
Blogger and anarchist Josh Wolf, spending his 57th day in federal prison today for refusing to surrender video he shot of a violent San Francisco protest, is well on his way to becoming the longest-jailed jounalist in US history.
The master plan for merging the US.,Mexico and Canada is being devised in American University's Center for North American Studies whose faculty is subsidized by the US State Department through the Fullbright Program.
The Department of Fatherland Security has proposed that operators of all ships and planes be required to get DHS permission for each passenger to, from, or via the USA. If the answer isn't “Yes” -- the operator wouldn’t be allowed to let you trav
The Missouri Supreme Court struck down the state's new voter identification law that would have required voters to show a photo ID card at the polls starting this fall.
A company that makes pint-size video cameras is introducing an update aimed at the online video-sharing craze. Pure Digital today announces a simpler solution: a camcorder that plugs into PCs and has built-in software to transfer and process the vide
The price of Internet satire in China is going up. A major Chinese city is threatening to fine Web surfers up to $625 for online defamation amid a surge in short satirical Internet films, an official news report said.
Disaffected people living in the US may develop radical ideologies and potentially violent skills over the Internet and that could present the next major US security threat, US Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said.
A NASA spacecraft orbiting Mars is using the most powerful cameras ever pointed at the Red Planet to study its climate cycles and whether there is enough water to support a manned mission, scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory said.
The highest-ranking officer charged with crimes at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq allowed detainee abuses and then lied about it, a general who investigated the scandal testified.
Members of Congress and their staffs are barred from using their positions for personal profit. But their spouses and other relatives can — and often do — cash in when lawmakers spend taxpayer dollars.
Scientists located a rare meteorite in a Kansas wheat field thanks to new ground-penetrating radar technology that someday might be used on Mars.
A U.S. congressional board which oversees a Capitol Hill internship program rocked by a sex scandal, discussed allegations involving a second lawmaker, said Rep. Dale Kildee, a Michigan Democrat.
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid has been using campaign donations instead of his personal money to pay Christmas bonuses for the support staff at the Ritz-Carlton where he lives in an upscale condominium. Federal election law bars candidates from
apan needs to discuss whether it should possess nuclear weapons in response to North Korea's claimed nuclear test, the ruling party's policy chief said.
[With Iraq gone, Syria is the last safe place in the Middle East for Christians and Jews.] Some 35,000 Iraqi Christians have fled to Syria as a result of death threats by religious zealots since the ousting of former President Saddam Hussein in 2003,
When war is waged to improve the lives of a country's people, the body count -- the number of those killed as a result of the war itself -- cannot help but be wrapped up in politics. No one who has been trumpeting the American presence in Iraq
New evidence clears up whether Bush sought to bomb al-Jazeera. But we are not allowed to hear it .
The 150,000 US soldiers in Iraq will be at great risk if there is a war with Iran, and Americans will support a nuclear strike on Iran once the administration creates a situation where it can argue that such action will save a large number of America
