Russ Wellen

Whoa, Mr. President! We're still shaking in our boots from the first missile crisis.

Our lackadaisical pursuit of bin Laden is mirrored by a lack of public outcry for his head.

Pity the poor terrorist: Between Europe and the US, so many targets, so little time.

Will the petrodollar yield to the inevitable--euros for oil?

What did you think would happen once we let lying go legit?

What if the pride of Midland had been born without that silver spoon in his mouth?

In hothouse of Middle-East, US nurtured fanatical Islam as hedge against Communism.

Warnings about nuclear terrorism are not just fear-mongering by the right.

Honored at the White House, 9/11 hero William Rodriguez made an abrupt about-face and sued the administration.

An old WAR horse trots out his two cents.

Terrorists bearing nuclear material set their GPS's for the Great Satan.

Maybe not now but soon. A recent film charts the road to nuclear doom.

Was the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund enacted to alleviate suffering or silence inquiry?

Powerless before a hurricane, the US cringes at the prospect of nuclear terrorism.

Mark Ames isolates a motive for school and workplace shootings.

Jean Hatzfeld passes the mic to the killers of Rwanda.

Thoughts on the changing nuclear threat, 60 years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Is Australia's Corby case an injustice or just another white-woman-in-distress story?

Will the heartland forever fall short of the range of the independent press?

It's not only the dollar that's falling.