New Justice Department report strengthens fears of Big Brother activities of the Bush Administration in the wake of the NSA wiretapping scandal.
Another in a long line of former government employees describes the misuse of intelligence by the Bush Aministration in the push towards the Iraq war.
Patrick Fitzgeral continues working the Valerie Plame case in an understated manner. This report from the National Journal states Libby was authorized to leak Plame's name by superiors in the Administration.
For those of us who have been wondering what exactly is the right congressional role for a man who may be one of the most corrupt representatives in the last fifty years, the answer... Put him on the House Appropriations Committee
Read the transcript of a speach by George Bush in 2004 making the case that the Patriot act does not contravene constitutional protections and that wiretaps require court orders.
Read the results of a VERY disturbing poll recently conducted by the Program on Internationl Policy Attitudes. What do Iraquis understand that the American public seems unable to comprehend?
Bush will be laying out a new "strategy for healthcare" in the State of the Union. Listen to this interview which explains how these changes would shift the burden of healthcare disproportionately lower class and chronically ill people.
Another piece in the ongoing PR confrontation touches on the difference between being in the news and manufacturing it.
Brief discussion of Jack Abramoff's ties to the pro-apartheid International Freedom Foundation and Craig Williamson, a notorious assassin who headed the orgainzation's branch in South Africa.
Jack Abramoff discussion widens to include the judicial branch, ethically dubious gifts and junkets, and none other than Justice Antonin Scalia.
George Bush claims there is no need for approval of his domestic spying program and uses the non-specific threat of terror to justify expansion of presidential powers.
George Bush appoints the lead prosecutor of the Abramoff case. Critics cry foul over timing and make allegations that the administration is trying to undermine the Abramoff investigation.
Does anyone really believe that Bush, and more centrally, Karl Rove do not have serious ties to Jack Abramoff? Three in four Americans seem to want to know more.
Systematic abuse of power. The Bush administration tries to silence critics, and hold back information from the public using back water channels and informal requets, this is just one more example.
Here's a little radio piece that takes a comparative look at punitiveness and reagarding military and activist actions.
Rising tensions in Nepal over political protests. Police fire live ammunition at Seven Party pro-democracy protesters in Pokhara.
Law students at Georgetown refuse to sit passively and listen to the Attorney General's defense of the NSA wiretapping scandal.
Early reports of heavy fighting in the Western Nepalese city of Nepalgunj are being reported by Nepal News. It seems to be a large conflict between staged by the Maoists targeting the police and army presence in the city.
The new year has been marked with increasing violence in Nepal, large scale protests, the disolution of the unilateral Maoist ceasefire, and a stark increase in human rights violations.
Listen to Craig Murray's first American interview since the leak of classified memos on his website describing the British and U.S. support for human rights abuses in Uzbekistan
Read the recently leaked memos of Craig Murray, former British Ambassador to Uzbekistan, that detail the use by British officials of the Uzbeki security forces to withdraw testimony through torture.
The direction U.S. foreign policy has shifted dramatically in the months and years following George Bush's 2002 State of the Union Address. One of the casualties of this dramatic policy shift has been the state of Human Rights on a global scale.
This article, originally published in December in the Nation, describes the limit ations of the power of the Executive branch of government.
Elizabeth Holtzman, a former Congresswoman who sat on the Judiciary Committee during the impeachment of President Richard M. Nixon, has written an impassioned case for the impeachment of George W. Bush.
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