From TIME Magazine: Blood drawn from a tiny group of African prostitutes -- a group of women apparently immune to HIV infection -- may someday bring about a cure for AIDS. (Link)
This past weekend, we booked rooms at the Sheraton in downtown Atlanta. Our nightly rate bought us more than we expected. Front Desk Follies. When Clyde approached the desk, the night manager turned him away because Clyde wasn't "Mark McElroy." The...
In Florida, early voting is underway. According to voters, the electronic voting machines there are already crediting Democratic votes to Republican candidates. Which brought to mind an interesting question. Does anyone know of a single report of a...
In a secret ceremony in the Oval Office on October 17th, George Bush signed a law that gives him the power to declare martial law "to suppress public disorder" in the United States. Without consent of governors or local authorities, President Bush...
Gerhard Schroeder, the former German Chancellor, says in his new book that Bush's frequent references to God make him "wary of Mr. Bush's political decisions." Quite rightly, we criticize that in most Islamic states the role of religion in society...
While we were in the U.K. recently, everyone was abuzz over the call for withdrawal from Iraq made by Britain's new army chief, Richard Dannatt. The general called his government's policies "naive" and asserted that continued Western military...
In this video, computer programmer Clinton Curtis testifies that Florida Congressman Tom Feeney asked him to create software capable of rigging the 2004 presidential election. With less than 100 lines of code, machines could be rigged to throw the...
"It is now apparent that a concerted and forceful program of election-day fraud and abuse was enacted with either the leadership or co-operation of governmental authorities." -- Senator Richard Lugar (R) referring to the 2004 Ukranian Presidential...
