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Posted: Friday, December 17, 2004

¤ SAfrica's ruling party accuses U.S. of using Africans as AIDS 'guinea pigs'
¤ Cuban billboards highlight US abuses
¤ Four killed in Mosul attack
¤ Bin Laden: An open letter
¤ The failed US face of Fallujah
¤ Iraq Insurgents Kill 3 Foreigners in Mosul
¤ Officials say CIA is running secret jail in Cuba
¤ Racism, Philly Style
¤ Nearly 1,300 Lives Lost - And For What?
¤ Fiddling as Iraq Burns
¤ 300 mortar shells fired at settlements in Gaza since Nov.
¤ U.S. obviously didn't do all it could to protect troops
¤ Too many mistakes
¤ Annan declines to commit extra UN staff
¤ Rights group: Iraq war tribunals flawed
¤ US marine, Iraqi guardsmen killed
¤ Italian hostage among 12 killed in Iraq
¤ Blair holds key as EU opens door to Turkey
¤ Election outcome might not please U.S.
¤ Are They Serious About Syria?
¤ Different targets, same tactics
¤ The rising tab for US war effort
¤ At Guantanamo, a Prison Within a Prison
¤ In Bed with Terrorists
¤ Rumsfeld faces Republican calls for his dismissal
¤ Iraq's National Guard No People's Army

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