Daily News Alert | Friday, March 4, 2011 12:00 AM PST |
As Arab strongmen exit, will democracy really take root? Thu, 3 Mar 2011 06:55 am PST The Christian Science Monitor - Something in the new political calculus of the new Middle East does not seem to compute. The overthrow of several âstrongmenâ does not miraculously nor instantly transmogrify an autocracy into a democracy. For more than a millennium, the Arab world has been addicted to and revered strongmen. Has it suddenly kicked the habit? Wait before you answer that. Full Story | Top | Why RomneyCare is worth supporting Thu, 3 Mar 2011 03:32 am PST The Week - Mitt Romney is sidestepping his Massachusetts health care reforms, says Jonathan Cohn in The New Republic. But the program that inspired ObamaCare is popular, and it works Full Story | Top | Is the iPad 3 the one to wait for? Thu, 3 Mar 2011 04:41 am PST The Week - No sooner had the iPad 2 been announced than tech bloggers started hyping the third generation of Apple's vaunted tablet as the real game-changer. Here's why Full Story | Top | Save America's foreign policy budget Thu, 3 Mar 2011 01:38 pm PST The Christian Science Monitor - In newly budget-conscious America, hereâs a suggestion that is routinely offered on talk shows: End foreign aid; shore up America first. Itâs a similar cry on Capitol Hill, where some lawmakers want to cut the proposed budget for the State Department in half. Full Story | Top | Why the Right Attacked Unions, ACORN and Planned Parenthood Thu, 3 Mar 2011 11:13 am PST The Nation - The Nation -- For the past two weeks, all eyes have been glued on Madison, Wisconsin. The collective and joyful resistance to Governor Scott Walker’s power-grabbing budget bill has inspired the demoralized progressive base and put the corporate-backed assault on working people front and center in the national conversation. Full Story | Top | Uganda election was reality check for Africa, West Thu, 3 Mar 2011 10:08 am PST The Christian Science Monitor - Yoweri Museveniâs decisive victory in Ugandaâs elections will, despite complaints of election fraud, extend his 25-year rule by another five years, putting to rest any thought that winds of change from North Africa would blow south across the Sahara. It looks instead as if the veteran leader, who came to power at the head of a rebel army, is settling in for a Life Presidency in the old, African style. Full Story | Top | Foreign aid isn't foreign. It's American. Thu, 3 Mar 2011 08:17 am PST The Christian Science Monitor - I am proud to be an American â no more so than when the ideals of freedom, liberty, and equality on which this nation were founded are espoused by those living in far-off lands. It is our American patriotic duty to wholeheartedly support the betterment of the lives of those struggling overseas under conditions of deprivation, oppression, stifled economic hope, and strangled dreams. Full Story | Top | The War on Women's Futures Thu, 3 Mar 2011 07:51 am PST The Nation - The Nation -- Using small-government, libertarian rhetoric, the Tea Party ushered in a new crop of Republican leaders under the banner of fiscal responsibility. But the aggressive antichoice legislation coming from the new GOP majority in the House makes perfectly clear that belt-tightening deficit reduction is entirely compatible with an older social agenda committed to pushing American women out of the public sphere. Full Story | Top | WikiLeaks: The Movie? Thu, 3 Mar 2011 05:35 am PST The Week - Steven Spielberg's studio hopes to do for Julian Assange what "The Social Network" did for Mark Zuckerberg Full Story | Top | How Obama's Alma Mater Treated an Iraq War Vet Thu, 3 Mar 2011 12:00 am PST Larry Elder - "Racist!" shouted some Columbia University students at an Iraq War vet. Other students reportedly "hissed and booed." Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who spoke at Columbia three years earlier, received better treatment from the audience. Full Story | Top |
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