New FBI report confirms white supremacist groups infiltrating the military, serving in Iraq/Afghanistan. Neither Rumsfeld nor Gates enacted any sort of systemic investigation/crackdown despite Congressional demands. Military extremists - elevated threat..

"That's why organizations like the PDA have to organize and energize." The big question, of course, is: Exactly what do progressives want? For many, the short answer is: Quick and unconditional withdrawal from Iraq...bigger government role in health care.

Desperate for attention, McCain plays the gender card, chooses a woman who offends both feminests and the barefoot & pregnant crowd. An innexperienced and inneffective 2 electoral vote gov. in trouble for trying to get her exbrother-in-law fired.

John McCain could've been the deciding vote on this issue twice -- something that would've truly helped America's workers and moved us toward energy independence -- but he was the only Senator who didn't even bother to show up and vote. And just last week

The first wave of Americans to default on their home mortgages appears to be cresting, but a second, far larger one is quickly building.

Abysmal failure of USOfficeOfSpecialCounsel to protect truth tellers in US govt exposed at largest gathering of whistleblowers in recent memory, just days after media reported >12 FBI agents served grand jury subpoenas, searched office& home Scott Bloch

OKLAHOMA CITY - A slow-moving storm packing tornadoes and hail battered rural Oklahoma on Saturday, destroying several buildings, tearing up trees and tossing a mobile home onto a highway. The bodies of two storm victims were found in Kansas.

Bananas as we know them are endangered, and excessive corporatization and elimination of diversity are largely to blame. And the article does a very good job tying this together with the worldwide tragedies caused by corporate capitalism ...

A woman who said she was raped by co-workers while employed by a contractor in Iraq can take her claims to trial, a federal judge ruled Friday.

A former USA Today reporter facing fines for failing to reveal her sources for stories about the 2001 anthrax attacks said Saturday that news organizations need to go on the offensive in the fight to protect the First Amendment