The Eagle's editorial regarding Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's appearance at Columbia University started off reasonably enough but then took a dangerous turn ("Speak: Don't be afraid of dialogue with Iran," Sept. 25 Opinion)...
Alan Greenspan, the anti-war U.S. left, virtually the entire Arab world, and Osama bin Laden have something in common: they think the war in Iraq is mainly about oil...
A year and a half after President Bush told top aides that he feared he might be forced someday to choose between acquiescing to Iran’s nuclear ambitions and ordering military action, the struggle to find an effective alternative — sanctions with real bite — is entering a new phase...
I’ve been watching the Ken Burns’ film each night, and generally think, as a sociological exploration of race, class, and gender issues during wartime, it is excellent...
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in a rambling presentation to a packed hall at Columbia University, asserted that there are no homosexuals in Iran, reiterated that his country isn't seeking nuclear weapons and said the Holocaust may have occurred, but the subject requires more research...
