Dixie Chicks get their revenge
The Dixie Chicks, whose country career tanked after lead singer Natalie Maines, just before the start of the Iraq invasion, offered an apology to a London audience because George W. Bush…
Headlines we’d love to see
Let's face it. The news biz just ain't what it used to be. But Bill Powers, an old friend who writes for The National Journal, offers some headlines he's like…
New CIA director Hayden plans massive expansion of spying on Americans
Now that he is officially sworn in as the new head of the Central Intelligence Agency, Gen. Michael Hayden plans to build a vast domestic spying network that will pry…
Visiting the mall can be dangerous to your health
If you're planning a visit to the Nation's Capital this summer be aware that crime is up on the National Mall. …
All the nudes that’s fit to sprint
Come with us now to sunny Pasco County, Florida, the new haven for those who think heaven is running around nude in front of strangers. Reports Phil Davis of
New CIA director Hayden plans massive expansion of spying on Americans
Now that he is officially sworn in as the new head of the Central Intelligence Agency, Gen. Michael Hayden plans to build a vast domestic spying network that will pry…
666: The numbers tell the story
As 06/06/06 nears, the devil's in the e-mails -- and the billboards, the talk shows and even the election booths. For many, those triple sixes conjure up the infamous Number of…
Coal miner deaths on the rise
The news that five coal miners in eastern Kentucky died after an explosion underground was chillingly familiar. …
Religious hyprocrisy
Grandma asks a good question. "She's terrific -- she's gorgeous -- she's a gift: This child is going to be loved. Is there anything more the church wants?" asks Tammy McCoy. Apparently…
Painful truth of reporting the Iraq war
Since the outset of the war in Iraq, a chorus of GOP lawmakers, right-wing bloggers and talkers, and Bush administration cheerleaders has clung to the refrain that the war was…
