Monthly Archives: March 2003

The shot heard round the peanut gallery Those allergic to peanuts fear not! The peanut allergy shot is a mere three years away from an allergist near you. The monthly shots are not a cure. But doctors believe the still-experimental … Continue reading →

Iraqi cluster warheads? Glenn Reynolds asks the questions of just how many smoking guns do we need? United Nations weapons inspectors in Iraq have discovered a new variety of rocket apparently configured to spread bomblets filled with chemical or biological … Continue reading →

Ali G. Check it. This is hilarious. If you haven’t seen this on HBO yet, you gotta watch this.

Goodbye, Larry. Walking out the door at The Free Lance-Star isn’t easy. I grew up reading this newspaper, and I realized early on how important it is for a community to have a good one. The Free Lance-Star is an … Continue reading →

Smoking gun, Mr. Blix? It appears as if the drones that Colin Powell elaborated on in his argument before the UN Security Council found their way into the single-spaced 153 page document Mr. Blix delivered on Friday. What he neglected … Continue reading →

Refining the fine art of surrender Seems as if the French-equipped Iraqis are eager to surrender to Coalition forces. Too eager: The motley band of a dozen troops waved the white flag as British paratroopers tested their weapons during a … Continue reading →

Could we be close? Central Intelligence is tracking a caravan along the Pakistani-Afghan border that holds a good possibility of having Osama bin Laden among them: The CIA and Pakistani army are electronically tracking the large caravan of people on … Continue reading →

When the Israeli army comes calling This is a great piece on a British journalists experience in Nablus.

The end of non-proliferation? TIME today reported that Iran is very close to completing a massive uranium enrichment plant near Natanz: The new discoveries could destabilize a region already dangerously on edge in anticipation of war in Iraq. Israel — … Continue reading →

Tolerance? An unidentified participant in an anti-war rally takes a sign away from a man supporting a contrary view during a protest against the possibility of war with Iraq (news – web sites), on the campus at the University of … Continue reading →