Saturday
Thursday
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility: News Releases ENVIRONMENTAL PROMOTION TIED TO CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS — Florida DEP Dropped Enforcement Actions After Handpicked Supervisor Promoted
Tuesday
CJR May/June 2005: Stations of the Cross: "Thanks to Christian radio's rapid growth, religious stations now outnumber every other format except country music and news-talk."
Fund-Raising: Take It to the (West) Bank - Newsweek National News - MSNBC.com: "Money meant for the inner city went to fight the intifada."
Monday
The Seattle Times: Evangelical Christians dominate Air Force Academy, report says: "There is a clear preference for Christianity at the academy, so that everyone else feels like a second-class citizen."
Sunday
The Daytona Beach News-Journal: Business: "John Rutledge, a Bush administration economist, speculates Americans are starting to tire of their love affair with gas-guzzling vehicles.
'Americans are beginning to understand that one Hummer equals one American soldier in Iraq,' Rutledge told an investment forum in Ormond Beach last month."
'Americans are beginning to understand that one Hummer equals one American soldier in Iraq,' Rutledge told an investment forum in Ormond Beach last month."
Wednesday
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Yahoo! News - Air Force Cadets See Religious Harassment: "There were people walking up to someone and basically they would get in a conversation and it would end with, `If you don't believe what I believe you are going to hell"
Saturday
Yahoo! News - Bush administration eliminating 19-year-old international terrorism report: "U.S. intelligence officials said Rice's office decided to eliminate 'Patterns of Global Terrorism' when the counterterrorism center declined to use alternative methodology that would have reported fewer significant attacks.
The officials said they interpreted Rice's action as an attempt to avoid releasing statistics that would contradict the administration's claims that it's winning the war against terrorism."
The officials said they interpreted Rice's action as an attempt to avoid releasing statistics that would contradict the administration's claims that it's winning the war against terrorism."
Tuesday
Mike Whitney: Pope TV and the New World Media: "The new game-plan is to sweep Iraq from the collective consciousness and slow the steady erosion of public support for the war."
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AlterNet: MediaCulture: Right-wing Radio Religious broadcasters are squeezing community radio right off the FM dial.
The Unofficial Paul Krugman Web Page: "the future seems all too likely to bring more intimidation in the name of God and more political intervention that undermines the rule of law"
Jeremy Scahill: Sgrena Sets the Record Straight: "With Terri Schiavo and Michael Jackson to cover, it is pretty difficult for most media outlets to find the time to report on any of the more than 100,000 Iraqi civilians killed since the beginning of the invasion 2 years ago."
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