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More journalists were killed in the line of duty last year than in any other year in almost a decade. Apart from this, 124 languish in jails around the world.
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An unprecedented poll says that about two-thirds of the active-duty US military approve of President Bush's overall performance, while the same percentage of officers consider themselves Republicans.
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The neo-conservatives in and around the Bush administration may be on the defensive, but Washington's reaction to Israel's attack on Syria reveals that they remain in the driver's seat at the White House.
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The more commercial television news you watch, the more wrong you are likely to be about key elements of the Iraq War and its aftermath, according to a major new study.
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Global focus may now be on the war on terrorism but conventional conflicts continue to be stoked alongide, thereby fuelling the weapons industry as well.
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The Americans are more concerned about the US economy than even Iraq and the problem is that the nation does not have a money problem, only a values and priorities problem.
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That is the big question in Washington now after the Sept 11 terrorist attacks on New York and the Pentagon.
0Reports that top officials in the Bush administration will meet today to discuss US policy towards Iran, including possible efforts to overthrow its government, mark a major advance in the campaign by neo-conservatives in and out of the administration.
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With Iraq under its occupation and Syria shaken by a series of threats from Washington, Iran is now looming as a major target for US pressure.
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A day after George Bush proclaimed victory in the war against Iraq, the war between the Pentagon and the State Department seemed to be raging as furiously as ever.
0After having their way with the war on Iraq, the US right-wingers are out to institutionalise their victories over the moderate and liberal internationalists; their latest target: the US State Department.
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Are there really weapons of mass destruction in Iraq or was it merely the US administration hawks politicising information to fit their objectives?
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While journalists are no more immune than others to becoming casualties of conflict, recent deaths in Iraq have raised disturbing questions that the US has failed to answer adequately.
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If you want to figure out whether the Bush administration intends a crusade to ''remake the Middle East'' in the wake of its presumed military victory in Iraq, watch what happens with R James Woolsey.
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