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Film: Where is Osama bin Laden?

Nicole showed some of this some weeks ago as it was going through the film festival circuit, but it s opening wide this weekend. Morgan Spurlock, the genius who brought you Super Size Me, now brings us Where in the World is Osama bin Laden? , a side-splitting quest to hunt down the world s number one most-wanted man.

Media Matters - WSJ editorial falsely claimed

A Wall Street Journal editorial falsely asserted that "the Senate Intelligence Committee found" former Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV "had lied in claiming his wife [former CIA agent Valerie Plame] had played no role in sending him to Niger."

Cheney ties Iraq, Qaeda again after question from his own biographer

The person who first prompted Cheney about the link was right-wing columnist and official Cheney biographer Stephen Hayes, who wrote a book entitled 'The Connection: How al Qaeda's Collaboration with Saddam Hussein Has Endangered America'...

Taliban Leader Confirms Bin Laden is Alive and Well

Following are excerpts from an interview with Taliban Military Commander Mullah Dadallah, which aired by Al-Jazeera TV on April 30, 2007. Interviewer: Let's move to the issue of Bin Laden, who has not appeared in the media for over a year. How do you, in the Afghan Taliban movement, view his disappearance? Is it true, as has been reported, that he may be dead? Or do you have information that he is alive? Mullah Dadallah: Allah be praised, he is alive, and we have information about him. All

Osama bin Laden still alive, Taliban commander says

As long as we're in Iraq, he'll live a long life. Massive Bush failure. If this were Clinton's watch, the GOP would never shut up about it...they'd be counting days since 9-11. Instead we're counting years... The idea of using the legal system/crime fighting to catch terrorists seems like a good one...it's certainly more effective...unless you own Haliburton. Sorry for my rant!

Giving Osama what he really wants.

The Republican National Committee and George W. Bush are claiming that what Osama bin Laden really wants is a U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq -- and that U.S. voters should deny him that wish. But recent U.S. intelligence actually reveals the opposite, that al-Qaeda realizes that "prolonging" the U.S. occupation is in its interests because the war is attracting thousands of new jihadists.

Pierre Tristam: Al-Qaeda Video Awards/Candide's Notebooks

How Bush's ongoing pre-election Tour for Terror synchronizes its PR with Osama's video production company.

Osama haunts Bush in Afghanistan

It's about time we heard from Bush on OBL. Not capturing him after this much time is a security risk to the U.S.