Helen Thomas, age 82, is the gutsy dean of the White House Press Corps. She dared to call George Bush the “worst president in all of American history.” As a result, Thomas is under attack from the Sharonist, John Podhoretz, who rants for the New York Post, and Michelle Malkin, a warmongering hack, whose gruntings appear regularly in the Moonie-owned Washington Times. Despite it all, the feisty Thomas remains a fighter for the truth and justice.

Laurel, MD, Mayor Craig Moe sicks the city's SWAT team onto a community center simply as an excersize. Children and their parents inside the place are terrorized.

Iraq's weapons systems were largely developed and supplied by American, European, Russian and Chinese companies, most, but not all, sold to in the decade before the 1991 Gulf War. Jim Crogan investigates.

Take this 10 question quiz and follow the sources. Find reasons for all to oppose the U.S. war on Iraq.

From Baghdad, Robert Fisk reports on the deaths of Iraqi civilians at the hands of the U.S. military.

Some words from the NarcoNews journalist Al Giordano that could inspire us today to reclaim the Media and specially the TVs.

By the end of this month, 95,000 Beth Steel retirees will be without health care and insurance benefits. “Free Trade” policies have helped to kill off the steel industry, while members in the Congress, like Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski, did little or nothing to prevent its decline. Meanwhile, the Sharonist regime in Israel is shaking down the Bush Administration for $5 billion in freebies, and pushing for $4 billion more in military hardware, and another $10 billion in loan guarantees. The U.S. Constitution is suppose to promote the “general welfare.” Question for Mikulski and the Congress: “Are you working for the American people or someone else?”

Questions are being raised about the legality of the bombing of Iraqi television's main station in Baghdad. Amnesty International said that the bombing could be a breach of the Geneva Conventions.