With militant Wahabi Islam totally out of control in Saudi Arabia, producing terrorists at an alarming rate and leading to multiple homicidal attacks against...

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The Food and Drug Administration today announced that they will be extending their review of the prescription "morning after pill" marketed as...

Associate Press reports that gay marriage opponents have filed a lawsuit in California seeking an injunction against the city of San Francisco for illegally...

In the increasingly bizarre story of Russian presidential candidate Ivan Rybkin's mysterious disappearance, the BBC reports that he has now changed...

In a suprising move just scant days after his decision to leave the presidential race, former General Wesley Clark endorsed Senator John Kerry's bid...

The situation worsened in Haiti today as supporters of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide violently blocked opposition political demonstrations, according...

Former New Jersey Governor Tom Kean, now head of the 9/11 investigation committee, will be seeking the testimony of President Bush, Vice President Cheney,...

Faith: Belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence. In an alternet.org editorial, Bill Berkowitz describes how despite varied support...

A New York times report (requires login) today describes how Attorney General John Ashcroft has asked the Justice Department to order subpoenas on hospital...

As questions about who believed what about Iraqi WMDs prior to the war continue to fly around, questions are also flying around about who believes what...

The BBC reports that member states of the UN, led by the US and UK, have pledged $500 million in support to help aid in the stability of Liberia. Liberia...

In a chilling development that privacy advocates and civil libertarians have been fearing since the passage of the USA Patriot Act following the 9/11 attacks,...

Conservative columnist Henry Payne, writing in the National Review attempts to discredit the Democratic presidential candidates by comparing their environmental...

In a NY Times editorial, Todd Purdum asks the question "Can John Kerry win the presidency without the South?" (requires login) Kerry, now the...

Reuters today reports that an Israeli military helicopter has attacked and killed Aziz al-Shami, a top command of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, a known...

Columnist and author Barbara Ehrenreich, writing in the Progressive, describes how hospitals have dropped any friendly demeanor and are now prosecuting...

An explosion ripped through the Moscow metro today during the rush hour commute, killing at least 39 people and injuring over 100, according to Reuters.

The apportioning of blame for the absent WMDs in Iraq continues with Sidney Blumenthal (former Clinton adviser, and author of The Clinton Wars) arguing...

John McCain, Arizona senator and former Republican presidential candidate, was named by the White House today as chair of a bipartisan committee to investigate...

A shootout in the Israeli-occupied Gaza strip left 11 people wounded and one Palestinian policeman killed, according to a story on the BBC. Two conflicting...

Democratic hopeful Howard Dean may be facing the end of the road, according to the Washington Post, as he heads to Wisconsin to campaign for the February...

11 cuban refugees were picked up by the US coast as they tried to land on the Florida coast in a converted 1959 Buick, according to Reuters. They are expected...

As France's national assembly gears up to vote on what is rapidly becoming one of the most divisive issues of the year, former Prime Minister Alain...

The Supreme Judicial Court in Massachusetts have found that homosexual couples have a constitutional right to marriage, as opposed to civil unions. Four...

Growing shockingly less relevant with each day, much like the candidates themselves: The Democratic Candidates and their Cartoon Equivalents

In a dramatic turnaround of policy, the New York Times describes how the Bush administration intends to use the UN to assist in setting up a provisional...

In what has turned out to be a prophetic article in yesterday's Washington Post, voters in South Carolina supported both John Edwards and John Kerry...

In a New York Times editorial, Nicholas Kristof (requires login) blasts President Bush's 2004 budget, calling it "high risk intellectual dishonesty"...

After finally realizing what everyone else has known since before the Iowa caucases, Connecticut Senator and former Vice-Presidential candidate Joe Lieberman...