Bias to the Bitter End
By Cliff Kincaid
November 19, 2004

The Osama bin Laden video tape was big news in the final days of the campaign, and this . . . Continued...

AIM Report: Pro-Kerry Media Spin Could Sink Bush - October B
November 4, 2004

On substance, President Bush won the first presidential debate, historically the most important of the debates because it frames the coverage of the final weeks of the campaign.

AIM Report: "Can Dan" Campaign on Verge of Success - October A
October 21, 2004

AIM founder Reed Irvine's "Can Dan" campaign against Dan Rather, launched 16 years ago, appears to be on the verge of success . . .

Murder They Wrote: Radical Islam Eludes Editorialists
November 17, 2004

The Dutch melting pot has turned into a boiling pot, as public indignation rises over the . . . Continued...

The Legacy of Reed Irvine
November 17, 2004

The passing of Reed Irvine on November 16, 2004 comes at a time when his war against . . . Continued...

By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them
November 17, 2004

For many of this generation the ground of conciliation has been poisoned permanently by these fruits, and we know them. Continued...

The Man That Got Away
November 15, 2004

Nonexistent under the Bush doctrine is the concept that terrorism can ever be justified. Continued...

Arafat's Undeserved Honor: The West's Shame
November 12, 2004

Arafat's elevation to the dignity of a peace-seeking statesman is due to our politicians' moral corruption. Continued...

Environmentalism's Dangerous Campaign for "Safety"
November 10, 2004

The environmentalists' proclamations of danger and doom are not honest errors--they are a dishonest scare-tactic to make their anti-industrial policies appealing. Continued...

Foreign Policy in Bush's Second Term
November 17, 2004

The 2004 Presidential Election featured President Bush running on his record. Continued...

Can Torture Ever Be Justified?
November 13, 2004

The utility, practicality, and morality of using torture for intelligence is such an important and inflammatory issue that it requires full consideration and resolution. Continued...