• By: Steve Tisza
• March 27, 2004

"Nearly 600 US soldiers have been killed in this war, while thousands more have returned from Iraq with grievous wounds, hundreds having lost arms, legs or eyes, while others have ...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 26, 2004

"The most compelling aspects of Richard Clarke's take on the world have less to do with the question of whether the Bush administration could somehow have prevented the September 1...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 25, 2004

Complete transcript of testimony from former National Coordinator for Counterterrorism, National Security Council, Richard A. Clarke to the eight public hearing of the National Com...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 22, 2004

"Shortly after a passenger jet crashed into the Pentagon on September 11, 2001, Air Force General Richard Myers raced back to the military headquarters from a meeting on Capitol Hi...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 19, 2004

"Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld talks about more schools and marketplaces in Iraq, and less terrorism. Asked on CNN's "Late Edition" if the war was worth the lives of the 564 U....

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 19, 2004

Lt. Col USAF (ret.)Karen Kwiatkowski, reveals how Defense Department extremists suppressed information and twisted the truth to drive the country to war in Iraq. Download complete ...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 18, 2004

"A central aspect of our Commission's mission is counterterrorism policy: what options senior officials considered before September 11, 2001, and what choices they made," said Comm...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 18, 2004

"One year ago this week, American soldiers raced across the desert to Baghdad. Ten months ago, George Bush stood on an aircraft carrier and proclaimed "Mission Accomplished" Today,...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 18, 2004

A year after the start of the Iraq War, anti-American views have hardened in Europe and in Muslim countries, where lopsided majorities oppose President Bush and are suspicious of h...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 17, 2004

This commentary first appeared in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and is written by former U.S. Senator Max Cleland who volunteered for duty in Vietnam where he lost both of his ...