Karadzic decides to represent himself, chooses not to enter a plea. How Karadzic could still be dangerous in the dock. Aerobic pole dancing, sex determination labs, and other stories from the week in China. Obama would prefer Ludacris's recent lyrics weren't so offensive. Print for the
Aides scramble to Rove up McCain's message; their candidate keeps talking himself off course. Op: You're supposed to sow doubt about the other guy, not do it to yourself. McCain's flip-flops are flyin'. Related: For the past three elections only Democrats could
Don’t be distracted by the hubbub surrounding the impressive buildings Beijing is constructing for the Olympics. It’s the people of the Chinese capital who need your attention.
Map of ties between Pakistan's spies and militants perhaps "the bluntest American warning" to Pakistan since Sept. 11. McCain scolded for being open to taxes; Obama razzed for proclaiming he's "a symbol" of America's best traditions. Long his party'
For four days, McCain's camp has attacked Obama for an alleged soldier snub; for four days, they've had no evidence of it. In New York, MetroCard machines continue to deny credit, debit cards, cause mayhem for a second straight day. Olympic Committe lifts ban, will allow
Now that Congress has approved domestic wire-tapping, no one can prevent the U.S. from becoming a surveillance state. No one, that is, except for cathym17@zipmail.com.
“I like the Faint.” That was my introduction to the Nebraskan New Wave five-piece, a four-word description on a friend’s Amazon wish list years ago. I don’t know if she still does, but after hearing 2001’s phenomenal Danse Macabre, I was hooked. Not only is
My familiarity with Pas/Cal has largely been based on a precious few songs heard over the years as well as a few concert posters in a friend’s apartment. The songs are usually above average, and the posters are great. As you can see from their website, they are
Hailing from Calgary, Azeda Booth has just released In Flesh Tones, its first full-length album. On its website, the band describes itself as “too skittish for space rock, too hot for IDM, too concise and charming for glitch-core.” I know, right? The furor this band has currently unleashed
The biggest music news from the past week has to be that ABKCO Music & Records, Inc., holder of the Rolling Stones’ publishing rights, is suing Lil Wayne and his label for copyright infringement for borrowing a chorus melody and title from the Stones’ hit “Play With Fire” for Wayne’
