By Terri Judd | AlterNet.org | Apr. 30, 2008
In Basra alone, police acknowledge that 15 women a month are murdered for breaching Islamic dress codes. Others say the number is higher.

By Pastor Chuck Baldwin | NewsWithViews.com | May 2, 2008
Due to my frequent criticisms of President George W. Bush, I am often asked what I would do if I were President of these United States. This column will serve as an attempt to answer that question.

By Margaret Griffis | AntiWar.com | May 1, 2008
At least 93 Iraqis were killed and 212 more were wounded in the latest violence. Two mass grave were found in Duluiya, but the number of bodies was not reported yet. An American soldier was killed during a car bombing today in central Baghdad. Also, the DOD announced the death of a Marine in Texas; he died from wounds received in 2005 in Anbar province.

By Nate Jenkins | The Associated Press | May 1, 2008
Anne Hobbs was angry. The head of the Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission had just learned of a Hispanic couple who said their landlord asked for their driver's licenses - but didn't ask the same of non-Hispanic tenants.

CNN.com | May 1, 2008
A new poll suggests that President Bush is the most unpopular president in modern American history.

By Paul Joseph Watson | PrisonPlanet.com | May 1, 2008
A new book written by a leading globalist luminary provides a blueprint for how 6,000 elitists plan to completely end national sovereignty, impose a system of global governance, and how they will deal with an international network of people that resist their agenda.

By Margaret Griffis | AntiWar.com | Apr. 30, 2008
Although more bodies are stacking up in the aftermath of his security crackdown, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki continues to threaten the Mahdi army. At least 71 Iraqis were killed and another 155 were wounded in the latest round of violence. Five American soldiers were killed in separate events.

By Kurt Nimo | Infowars.com |  May 1, 2008
Dan Moldea tells us he was Deborah Jeane Palfrey’s friend. Moldea, an an independent crime reporter, wanted to write a book on Palfrey. Now that Palfrey is dead, Moldea tells us she confided in him.

Constitution Party | Apr. 24, 2008
The Constitution Party chose a presidential candidate at a nominating convention held this weekend in Kansas City, MO. Former Constitution Party Vice Presidential candidate Chuck Baldwin was chosen by delegates from state affiliates of the third largest federally-recognized political party, based on voter registrations.

By Charley Blaine & Elizabeth Strott | MSN.com | Apr. 30, 2008
The Federal Reserve cut its key rates to their lowest levels in four years today but left some investors worried that it doesn't yet have a handle on inflation.

By Edward Elmer | LewRockwell.com | Apr. 29, 2008
At the outset, the numismatic history of the United States is as singular as its political history. Just as the new government was remarkable for the powers its Constitution did not permit, so the new U.S. coinage was unusual for what it did not depict. There were no representations of any political figures, ancient or contemporary. Odd as it may seem to modern Americans, the faces of Washington, Franklin, and Jefferson did not make it onto America’s earliest coinage. Such bygone greats as Caesar and Alexander were also notably absent.