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Kennard Sticks Up for Small Telcos former FCC chairman calls the Internet Freedom bill, which would benefit
the Baby Bells, misguided and anti-competitive

Tyco is the equivalent of the Benedict Arnold billionaires who have moved offshore

FCC head (son of Colin Powell) to push for a lighter media and telecoms regime

Danger ahead warns Greenspan

Chinese dust cloud, measuring thousands of square miles moved across the Pacific Ocean and North America, blanketing large portions of the western United States and Canada as well as areas of New England with a white haze.

BLACKOUTS MAY GENERATE RIOTS, NY STATE WARNS

Quake-hit Indian state readies for super cyclone

Salon.com Politics | Former American Spectator publisher: Olson is deceiving the Senate

Monsanto And GM Giants' Control Over World Food Supplies Criticized

GenesisIntermedia Gave TV Commentator Who Touted Stock $3 Mln

The White House vandal scandal that wasn't

Horror at 'Three Parent Foetus' Gene Disorders

StarLink Corn Has Contaminated 25% of US Corn Supply

Global AIDS 'Spreading Rapidly' - Threatens Entire Countries

500,000 Ukrainians Demand: Free Slobodan Miloshevich!

AlterNet -- The Case (once again) for Universal Health Insurance: average working families gained almost no income in the past decade, while their health care costs soared

Florida Net Too Wide in Purge of Voter Rolls

Faith-Based Reasoning: Missile Defense

US May Reject World Biological Weapons Treaty

European Economies: German Slowdown Threatens
Europe

Médecins Sans Frontières believe that charitable price reductions by the multi-national drugs companies do not provide an, efficient, reliable or sustainable solution

Why won't the government release the Shaheen Report? Supposedly exonerates Ted Olson

Environment scrutinized as learning problems rise

Peer Reviewed aspartame studies

Prosecutors investigate Berlusconi's Mafia ties

Aspartame poisoning: Documents relating to symptoms

Global Warming,Water Vapor, and CO2, - How The Warming Earth CAUSES Greenhouse Gases

Allergy Season Begins on a Sneezy Note

dot.com layoffs exceed 100,000 since December 1999

At least nine large fires burned across drought-stricken Florida

Dot.com job cuts in April exceed 17,000, a record high

MORE animals are being culled now than at the height of the foot and mouth epidemic

Power Outage Blankets Most of Iran: caused by an unexplained technical problem

Eurocops want seven-year retention of all phone, Net traffic

Arctic Native Peoples Pay Severe Price With Now-Toxic Food Chain

Arafat regime near collapse as radical states press for war l

Senator speaks out against Bush nominee: critics say Graham's research center does the bidding of large companies that want a scientific basis to fight regulation. The center is heavily funded by big companies, from whom Graham has solicited funding.

Choice for Latin diplomat draws critics: Reich's controversial role running a domestic propaganda operation to defend the Contra wars of the 1980s in Nicaragua, his hardline focus on Cuba and his tangled dealings as a corporate lobbyist for Bacardi and other clients make him the wrong man for the job.

Bush’s Insider Connections Preceded Huge Profit on Stock Deal

GSA: Clinton Aides Did Not Vandalize White House

Chrysler Opted Out Of U.S. Tax System

Backed by White House, energy industry turns attention to Congress

Cheney shuns public displays of his pervasive influence because they might give people the impression that the canny political operative really is the driving intellectual and political force behind this conservative administration.

Bush's plan would end up reducing levels of funding for the The Low Income Home Assistance Programl

Calif. Power Regulator Says Cartel at Work in Crisis

Organizations Find Big Changes in Bush's A-List

Proposals expected from U.S. energy task force

Mobile phone radiation affects nerves

As Bush unveils his industry-friendly energyplan, even members of his own party are starting to sweat.

New BSL4 Biological-Chemical Warfare Lab Planned For Texas

Pompano (Broward Co Fla.) protest: Enron (single largest Bush contributor) wants to build a 510-megawatt power plant Leave no child behind

Bush Picks Industry Insiders to Fill Environmental Posts

Ashcroft's Faith Plays Visible Role at Justice: Bible sessions with staffers

Despite his evasive disavowals, Ted Olson, the right-wing consigliere was deeply involved in a sordid plot to bring down President Clinton.

Twisting the truth in Florida: Olson wasn't above playing fast and loose with facts during his partisan push to win the presidency for George W. Bush.

The first Ted Olson scandal: solicitor general nominee's pattern of ruthlessness and deception began during his tenure in the Reagan administration.

Robert Redford said that instead of helping Gail Norton with another bullshit photo op, he would spend time trying to counter “the devastating environmental repercussions of the agenda you and President Bush embrace”.

Freedom of Information document re UFO's

Corporate Cannibals and the Spread of Mad Corporation Disease

NICK NOLTE accused Hollywood studios of being motivated only by money. The thirty-somethings who run them are ignorant about cinema and literature, and their films are little more than cartoons.

Africa 'has 12 million Aids orphans'

California gas artificially overpriced No, it's not deregulation, it's those damn environmentalists

Leak shows nuclear trafficking doubled there are now thought to be more than 100 terrorist organisations capable of developing a rudimentary atomic bomb.

Too Clean Is No Good - Antibacterial Products Proliferate

e-mail wiretapping

HOW 3 FIRMS CAME TO RULE THE WORLD

About 80 percent of major U.S. companies keep tabs on employees by checking their e-mail, Internet, or telephone connections or by videotaping them at work. Active monitoring has skyrocketed in recent years, up from 35 percent in 1997.

For stocks to extend that rally, investors will need increasing confidence that profit growth will pick up late this year or early in 2002: the evidence may not be there any time soon. The rebound in earnings is going to be extraordinarily slow

The FBI spent $8 million last year to buy dossiers on almost all adults who live in the United States

Tehran police crack down on Internet, 400 cybercafes closed

ECB Declines to Comment on Report of `Leak' Before Rate Cut

Why Bush's NMD is sure to crash

Are children deliberately 'dumbed down' in school? "Corporations do not want educated people"

Treasury Secretary signals policy rift: productivity, rather than poverty reduction, should be the main objective.

Cheney Takes Another Spin Around the Washington Revolving Door

The FBI's bizarre foul-up gives the dying militia movement a reason to revisit their glory days.Is the FBI and MSNBC trying to revive it?

Unexplained rash of horse deaths spreads outside of Kentucky

A few false steps: Officials admit Bush's presidency has made mistakes.

Outsourced Tyranny: Private Companies do Governments' Dirty WorkHow capitalists keep their hands clean

Bush Violated Security Laws Four Times, SEC Report Says

Bush's SEC Pick Worked for Sex Co.

How Weapons Makers are Shaping US Policy

Top investment banks face grand jury probe into IPO fees

Cash cowed: The Republican Party's zeal for raising money has even some of its own members worried.

An expansion bought on credit: Will the American consumer's willingness to borrow and spend finally be the downfall of the economy?

Judge halts Clinton's U.S. forests road ban: injunction praised by timber, mining interests

DOE Silent On Energy Task Force Contacts

Cheney rebuffs energy critics Says opponents have 'blinders on and fail to understand that ''21st century technology'' means energy exploration can be done without creating environmental problems.'Then why isn't it?

EarthLink could face claims of $600 million or more for investment fraud that netted Internet moguls, Santa Barbara socialites, venture capitalists and Hollywood producers. tCapitalism comes as a surprise to capitalists

More on the Fox/Monsanto Coverup of rBGHCapitalist free press

Papers (who called Bush winner last month) Find No Clear Florida Winner With the strictest standard, the papers said, Bush would have won with 407 votes, fewer than the official 537-vote margin that gave him Florida's 25 electoral votes and the presidency. With the most lenient standard – one that counted any dimpled ballot as a vote – Gore would have won by 332 votes, the newspapers reported.

Court Rules Fetus a 'Person'

Chevron redubs ship named for Bush aide / Condoleezza Rice drew too much attention

Cold War Stalks Bush's U.N. Pick

Avoidable Toxins

Biotech shakeout?

George Soros Financed Deadly Peru Riots Of July 2000

Foals, Fetuses Mysteriously Dying

George Soros and American war crimes

National Semi warns again/lays off 1100

Bush: why to buy the whitehouse

Private Social Welfare Initiative Draws Scrutiny

Cisco fairy tales

Armey: GOP Doesn't Want Traficant

White House Debates Fate of Pollution-Control Suits

Alaska Panel seeks $2 million for oil lobbying

Secret power deals contain hidden costs /A link to natural gas prices

Big Energy at the Table

lights out in California again

and the winner was...?

Parasite In Water May Have Infected Hundreds In Canada

Dell cuts staff

Building a Better Bloodsucker

Ford: Exhaust warms climateSee, we can regulate ourselves

Atlantic Waves Pounding UK Increase By Over Four Feet

US regulators considering broadening investigation into investment
banks' misallocation of IPOs to include prominent retail clients.

US Unprepared for Health Impact of Climate Change

Hot spell prompts Calif. power alert

Holding Reins of Power Helps GOP Boost Its Fundraising

Villagers Dispute Kerrey's Account

N. Korea facing another famine

$3 a gallon

Are lights going out in California?

Bullish on Wall Stbullshit on wall st

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Gov. Frank Keating repeals the state's mandatory vehicle safety inspection law. Brainchild of Richard Phillips, R- Warr Acres, and Sen. Glen Coffee, R- Oklahoma City. Not everyone is thrilled, however. One of the most common reasons for a vehicle to fail is a faulty exhaust.

DNC trails RNC’s hard dollars Democrats still lag far behind their GOP counterparts.

The Coming War in Colombia (1999 article)US-assisted repression in Colombia has been spectacularly appalling. According to the Permanent
Committee for the Defense of Human Rights in Colombia
3,832 political murders were perpetrated in 1998, the bulk of
them done by the army, police and right-wing paramilitaries.

Trade Madness: If the proposed set of GATS rules are adopted, they will radically restructure the role of government regarding public access to essential social services worldwide, to the detriment of the public interest and democracy itself.

Trade Madness: NAFTA's Investor "Rights" A Corporate Dream, a Citizen Nightmare

kinder gentler imperialism

Energy Deals Spark Profits for Texas Firms

Big Energy Firm Seeks Deal With State to End Suits

Fighting erupts in Macedonia

Rick Lazio's career path

In 1984, Nebraska judge instructed his secretary to remove two pages from a copy of murderer's confession containing request for attorney.

Bottled Water Drinkers May Be Pouring Money Down Drainprobably no better than tapwater

Olson's inconsistencies: now admits to being involved with the Arkansas Project a year earlier than he had previously said. He also now admits, though vaguely, to a greater involvement in the project than he has previously stated.

Mickey D admits beef fat french fries

U.S. Loses Seat on U.N. Rights Body

Bush rewards loyalists Donors to fill 22 diplomatic postsAt least he won't let them sleep in the white house

Genetically altered babies born

UFO Disclosure set for May 9

Kerrey's Vietnam: the exception or the rule?

China accuses Bush of threatening world peace"The United States ... is apparently attempting to seek absolute military supremacy and even greater global hegemony."

Atmosphere's Pollution-Fighting Ability Failing

Unemployment rises to higest level since 1998

Three Canadians Dead In Feared Water Contamination cryptosporidium

Founder of leading Internet provider's Ponzi probe

Bush Names Monsanto Executive To Top EPA Position

Weekly jobless claims rise more than expectedOne wonders where they get their expectations given 100,000 layoffs a month

Congress Moving on Education Bills"Vouchers aren't as popular as this administration would have you believe." Not to mention the corporate media

Bush Calls In Experts to Help Set Course on Climate "This is a very serious matter that the president takes very seriously." I'll bet

McDonald's sued for beef fat in fries

Ford report: Vehicle emissions' effects on climate important issueThirty years too late, the left wing fringe front man for the auto industry acknowledges the obvious

Royal Dutch/Shell profit up 23 percent as gas prices rise

Middle East groups probably have Russian nukes

Trouble ahead as California whites become minority

US planned fake terrorism against its own citizens to justify invasion

Whites a minority in half America's biggest cities

DJIA Decline Comparison: Greenspanism

GM approves DirectTV talks

Saturated Markets Mean World Wide Depression or WAR!!

U.S., Chinese hackers break into one another’s sites, trade insults

British American Tobacco boosts profit

DJIA Decline Comparison

War Is A Racket Conducted For The Benefit Of The Very Fewopinion piece from 1933