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Snark can't even begin to cope with this sickening display of hatred--directed at elementary school children: A group of artists has been asked to lighten the faces of children depicted in a giant public mural at a Prescott [Arizona] school. The project's leader says he was ordered to lighten the…
Most of yesterday's news about Iraq focused - to the extent that today's media can be said to "focus" on anything - on our President's latest inept attempt to explain why we need to keep troops in Iraq, and on the inapt historical comparisons he drew during this predictably incoherent and…
One trait of a good reporter is providing facts---facts that may make us uncomfortable, but ultimately force us to ask "is this really true?"   That's what happened to me on Friday when I read the Charleston Gazette's Ken Ward's piece Solis plays fast and loose on MSHA budget, in which he…
It was 50 degrees yesterday; now it's below freezing. Warm up with some HOT links. Science: Science is not democratic Ion Torrent's $3-Million Community Incentive Plan Musk Oxen Live to Tell a Survivors' Tale (I want a pet musk ox!) Other: Journal Register Company's Open Newsroom Launches New…