Nattering nabobs of negativism II William Safire (San Francisco Chronicle) (December 7, 2001) http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/12/07/ED216606.DTL Preparing to tell the Senate Judiciary Committee where to get off yesterday, Attorney General John Ashcroft […]
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American Indians on the rise: Their numbers more than doubled in a decade; here’s why ‘it’s cool to be Indian’ By Sara Steindorf Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
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Center for National Security StudiesPress Release – 05 December 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Sarah Margon 202-994-7060 CNSS and Others Sue Justice Department to Release Information on Detainees Washington D.C. […]
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An Unkeepable Promise by Sheldon Richman (The Multiracial Activist) (December 2001/January 2002) President Bush should be wary of making promises he may not be able to keep. He?s vowed to […]
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Emergencies, Military Tribunals, and the Constitution by Jacob G. Hornberger (The Multiracial Activist) (December 2001/January 2002) President Bush has ordered that people he suspects of being “terrorists” will be tried […]
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A country of nations – Photographer Gwendolen Cates documents the diversity of America’s Indian tribes Chicago Tribune December 2, 2001 This entry also posted at Yahoo! Groups – Hate Free […]
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Annoyed judge orders arrests of DCS staff The Tennessean November 20, 2001 A judge ordered all employees of the Franklin County Department of Children’s Services arrested when a custody ruling […]
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From Jack Kelley and Jonathan Weisman of USA Today: Marines to join the hunt ‘Net is getting tighter in pursuit of bin Laden Ooh-Rah! This entry also posted at Yahoo! […]
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Why Congress is quiet on liberties by Gail Russell Chaddock The Christian Science Monitor Three weeks after Congress passed the most sweeping extension of law enforcement authority since World War […]
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Drawing a Line for Liberties The Christian Science Monitor Under pressure from the war against terrorism, the line between civil liberties and security is moving steadily toward greater police powers […]
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