Links to other stories available from the BBC's Saddam sons 'dead' page:

Saddam sons 'dead'
UK: Deaths a 'relief' for Iraqis
US cheers 'good' Iraq news
Nice, that last one. But how about:

'Pr

In my continuing role as the blogger grammarian, I'd just like to point out that Howard Dean's 16 Questions aren't questions at all but declarative statements with question marks tacked onto the ends.

MSNBC is reporting on the growing Calls for U.S. mission in Liberia:

"We’re dying here,” screamed some in the crowd, as two American servicemen in camouflage watched from behind bulletproof glass.

ForNow, in comments to this post of mine, calls the format cool, but "forbidding". I can see that. Those buttons on the right seem to be multiplying like rabbits. So, in what is optimistically a clari

Alright. I think I've got this horse dealy more or less how I want it. Well, okay- for now.

The interface is simple, and by simple I mean complex, though I hope it is also intuitive. There's a 'sta

NY Post: "Sen. John Kerry is distributing fliers in New York with a 30-year-old photo of him and Beatle John Lennon to woo anti-war presidential voters as he competes with rival Howard Dean in blastin

You know what Dean's main problem is? It's not his leftist take on the war. It's not the fact that his political experience was gained in a state smal

Safety measures. That's the header over the following two paragraphs in a BBC article about the July 9 protests in Iran.
The authorities had jammed the transmissions of American-based TV and radio s

Well, not totally. There remains a bunch features available on this page in Internet Explorer that you still don't have with Netscape Navigator. Like the swooshy animation and the keyboard-enabled int

The Lawrence decision. This is one of the best decisions to come out of SCOTUS since the Boy Scouts decision, ironically enough. Both rulings affirm human rights, in the first instance affirming (not

OK. A day late. It's the though that counts. But just what is that thought?

So Lileks writes this thing about a new paradigm- stacks- for online newspapers/blogs that he read about in a Weekly Standard article by David Gelernter, who in turn is involved with this company whic

From a July 4 BBC article: "The United States has imposed sanctions on five Chinese firms and a North Korean company for selling weapons technology to Iran."

Quite noticably, nowhere does this arti