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Conductor Asks how Jews can be Indifferent to Palestinian Suffering

Coalition intelligence put numbers at 70% to 90% of Iraq prisoners, says a February Red Cross report, which details further abuses.

Marines arriving in Iraq this month as part of a massive troop rotation will bring with them a high-tech weapon never before used in combat — or in peacekeeping.

Critics say an accused terrorist's role in Iraq attacks is exaggerated, noting weak evidence

Now, can we talk of impeachment?

Saddam Hüseyin'in açık bir mahkemede vereceği ifadeler, eğer ayrıntılı bir biçimde konuşmasına izin verilirse, üst düzey Amerikalı yetkililerle eski ilişkilerini ayan beyan ortaya dökebilir; bu yetkililer arasında baba Bush ve halihazırda Savunma Bakanlığı'nı yürüten Donald Rumsfeld'in ismi geçebili

Some of the National Institutes of Health's top scientists are also collecting paychecks and stock options from biomedical firms. Increasingly, such deals are kept secret.

In his historic speech at the National Endowment for Democracy recently, President Bush embraced a new doctrine, a "formal strategy of freedom" in the Middle East — and he did it just in the nick of time.

Here we go again. Only now it's the "Iraqification" rather than the "Vietnamization" of a quagmire war in another distant and increasingly hostile land... by Robert Scheer

On Sunday, 19 more young Americans died in Iraq serving the vanity of an American president who woefully betrayed them and who has no idea where his policies are taking the country.

The top soldier assigned to track down Bin Laden and Hussein is an evangelical Christian who speaks publicly of 'the army of God.' by Richard T. Cooper

Errors of judgment and planning have been made in the Iraq operation, but I can think of no other error so grave.

In 2000, 150 world leaders assembled at the United Nations in New York to help set global goals for the new millennium. At three summits — including last month's Group of 8 meeting in France — support for those goals was reiterated.

A key Senate panel backs a bill that would end a 10-year ban on research, upgrade the Nevada test site and let the president pursue smaller weapons.

Right-wing hawks have been calling the shots all along

Ultimatums and other perceived insensitivities may have doomed access for ground forces.

Letters to the Times

History will probably record that it was George W. Bush's neoconservative, harshly unilateral style and blunt military means that blasted open the logjam of the Middle Eastern status quo--a status quo that is hard to defend by any measure.

Frustrated by a lack of media coverage, antiwar protesters are pooling their resources

The Bush White House talks tough on military matters in the Middle East while remaining virtually silent about the long-term problem posed by U.S. dependence on fossil fuels. Failing to rein in our dependence on imported oil gives leverage to undemocratic and unstable regimes.

Immanuel Wallerstein, 'şahinler'den kendini sıyıramayan, jeopolitik açıdan iktidarsız George W. Bush'un Irak'a savaş açacağını, pek çok insanın öleceğini ve ardından bölgede herşeyin altüst olacağını yazıyor: "Irak'ı işgal edecek. Ve sonuçlarını hep beraber yaşayacağız."

The Middle East, according to Robert Fisk