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Websites We Like!
| • | The Daily Howler Clear and well documented press corp critiques |
| • | Human Rights Watch Excellent journalists tackle many of the world's most important stories. |
| • | GovEngine.com A VERY comprehensive reference to Federal, State and Local government web sites. For your convenience: Maryland Gov't or MD Local Gov'ts. |
| • | Foreign Policy In Focus is excellent. Checkout this specially recommended article: "The Men Who Stole the Show." |
| • | Greg Palast's site Palast is an ex-patriate journalist who found it advantageous to report on America's real - and growing - scandals at a distance. |
| • | One World Informs the public of issues the commercial media largely ignores about inequality and the lack of civil rights around the World. |
| • | Talk Left Liberal media and discussion. |
| • | Baltimore IndyMedia Our local connection to the lively IndyMedia universe! |
| • | Common Dreams Alternative news. |
| • | Online Journal Alternative news. |
| • | Alternet Alternative news. |
| • | BushWatch Anti-Bush Headline links. |
| • |  The MediaChannel is a media issues supersite, featuring criticism, breaking news, and investigative reporting from hundreds of organizations worldwide. As the media watch the world, we watch the media.[This newspaper is a proud affiliate.] |
| • | Impact Press Covers the issues in a non-capitalistic way. |
| • | SCREED Angry anti-Republican news reference. |
| • | t r u t h o u t Concise coverage of Bad Stuff. |
| • | Citizens for Legitimate Government Well named. A news reference and on-line community. |
| • | The Daily Howler Spirited critique of the Washington press corps. [Inactive beginning April '02] |
| • | Salon.com Progressive zine that includes original investigative reporting on current news topics. |
| • | The American Prospect The aim of The American Prospect is to contribute to a renewal of America's democratic traditions by presenting a practical and convincing vision of liberal philosophy, politics, and public life. |
| • | Electronic Policy Network A consortium of top public policy organizations and advocacy groups, the Electronic Policy Network provides timely information and leading ideas about the policies and politics that shape our world. |
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Last updated: Friday, April 16, 2004, 12:41 PM
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Ref. : Letters to the editor
06.30 An Open Letter to Barack Obama
07.17 Corporate Media Blackouts Continue as Iran War Looms and Impeachment Moves Ahead
07.17 The Pentagon and the Hunt for Black Gold
07.16 Washington Post's McCain-Friendly Poll
07.15 You Can’t Tell a Magazine by Its Cover Or A Candidate by His Rhetoric
07.09 The Forgotten: Somalia's American-Made Road to Perdition
07.03 Press distorts Clark’s comments
06.30 Iran-Contra's 'Lost Chapter'
06.27 Robert McChesney's The Political Economy of Media (Part II)
06.25 Robert McChesney's The Political Economy of Media (Part I)
06.20 Remembering Russert
07.18 Making Americans Unsafe
07.18 I Was a Victim of the Government’s Absurd and Over-Hyped War on Terror
07.15 Thinking About Safety
07.15 The High Cost of Bush's Iraq Gambit
07.11 McCain's Nomination - A Possible September Surprise?
07.07 Is Barack Obama Patriotic? Is Any Politician?
07.07 Obama's FISA Statement is a Mess (Just like his Stand on Faith-based Programs)
07.07 Campaign Notes: Of Flip-Flops and Fly-Bys
07.07 Supreme Court, Inc.: Supremely Pro-Business
07.03 The Real Meaning of the Fourth of July
07.03 Three Amigos: Bush, McCain, Obama Draw a Blood-Red Line on Iran
07.02 Rep. Ron Paul Assails Congress's "Virtual Iran War Resolution
07.02 How Ignorant Are We?
06.28 Primary Season Over, Barack Channels Hillary
06.27 Senate Overwhelmingly Approves Bill to Fund Iraq War Until Mid-2009
06.27 Defending the President as Tyrant
06.25 Critical Malfunction: Misreading Gore Vidal
06.23 Campaign Finance Reform Has Failed
06.23 Thinking About Flip-Flops
06.23 Heat Waves: Burning Off the Fog of the FISA Fiasco
06.23 Alarm over 'Unfair' Campaign Money
06.23 The Supreme Court, Habeas, John Yoo and Murdoch's Wall Street Journal
06.20 Keeping America Safe from Child "Terrorists"
06.20 SuperCorridor Defeat? Don't Bet On It
07.19 'Justifying' Torture: Two Big Lies
07.18 Torture As Official US Policy
07.16 Bush Asserts Exec Privilege; Blocks DOJ From Releasing CIA Leak Documents
07.16 Impeachment Hearings: A Win is a Win
07.15 Torture for the Torturers
07.14 Imperial Wizards: The Nangarhar Massacre and U.S. Plans for Central Asia
07.12 Kucinich Pushes on Impeachment
07.11 Disorderly Conduct: Subverting the Bipartisan Paradigm on Iraq
07.10 Mukasey: Bush's New 'Mr. Cover-up'
07.09 Legitimizing Permanent Occupation of Iraq
07.08 Buchanan, MacDonogh, Pilger Books Explode Illusion Of American Exceptionalism
07.07 Bush-Cheney Crony Got Iraq Oil Deal
07.07 Keeping Count (When Ours Goes Down, Theirs Goes Up)
07.02 Iraq Oil Deals Fulfill Cheney's Goals
07.02 Bush's 'Wonderland' Logic
06.30 Operation Horse's Head: U.S. Raid Sends Message on Iraq "Agreement"
06.30 Invisible Hand: Washington Role in Iraq Oil Deal Revealed
06.27 It Was Oil, All Along
06.27 Big Dog, Little Tail: The American Elite Resolves on War With Iran
06.26 A Totally Lawless Regime
06.23 Top Dems Hand Bush Key Victories
06.23 Democrats Legalize Bush's Crimes
06.20 Torturegate: Truth, But No Consequences
06.20 Bomb Iran? What's to Stop Us?
07.11 Running on Empty
07.10 A Work Force Betrayed
07.08 Paul Krugman and Blindness About the War and the Economy
07.07 Thinking About Turnarounds
06.30 Thinking about Dependence
06.26 Health-Care Crisis Endangers Economy
07.17 Renunciation and Escalation: Conflicting Tides in the Terror War
07.16 Maliki's 'Timetable' Shakes Iraq Debate
07.16 Drought and Israeli Policy Threaten West Bank Water Security
07.14 Enabling Tyranny—Brigitte Bardot And Other Victims
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