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  • Roberts: the far rights legal gun-for-hire

    Roberts: the far rights legal gun-for-hire

    September 16, 2005

    If John Roberts is confirmed as chief justice of the Supreme Court, replacing William Rehnquist, he has a chance at heading the court for the rest of most baby boomers’ lives and much of Generation Xers’...

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  • Bush cuts wages in hurricane disaster area

    Bush cuts wages in hurricane disaster area

    September 16, 2005

    Flood victims, rebuilders will be working for ‘poverty wages’ Commentary No one can say the Bush administration doesn’t have clear priorities. While the job of picking up the bodies of victims so they can be laid...

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  • Clean-up begins, but anger wont wash away

    Clean-up begins, but anger wont wash away

    September 16, 2005

    Gulf region still gripped by crisis NEW ORLEANS — Two weeks after Hurricane Katrina devastated this region, and as they begin a valiant struggle to rebuild, people here are still fuming that the Bush administration was...

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  • By George, hes done it: Clooneys movie takes on McCarthyism  past and present

    By George, hes done it: Clooneys movie takes on McCarthyism past and present

    September 9, 2005

    Actor-director George Clooney’s “Good Night, and Good Luck” won critical acclaim at the Venice Film Festival last week for its portrayal of broadcast journalist Edward R. Murrow and his fight against the anticommunist paranoia sweeping 1950s...

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  • Musicians rally to save cultural mecca

    Musicians rally to save cultural mecca

    September 9, 2005

    “They call it Stormy Monday, but Tuesday’s just as bad,” East Texas bluesman T-Bone Walker sang in 1947. “Wednesday’s worse, and Thursday’s oh so sad.” In that same year, Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday performed “Do...

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