Most of the actions in play -- between the creation of the im-Bacile Muhammed video; the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Libya and the killing of the ambassador; and the chest-and-drum beating for war on the part of the Israeli Prime Minister -- are not generalized or mainstream...
Continue ReadingGiven the transparency of the Egyptian power struggle, official government photos offer a record of the posturing more than anything else.
Continue ReadingA rare photo, especially after the years of damage inflicted on American troops and tanks in Iraq.
Continue ReadingA daily stream of photos showing Assad's atrocities against his own people is one thing. More heinous perhaps, are images of domestic indulgence, items of vanity that reveal the bubble the Assad's have been swimming around in as the blood flows in the streets.
Continue ReadingThese images aren't just random and they aren't just artifacts. They are testaments and they bear witness.
Continue ReadingThis image does not portray a victim. It portrays a hero—a warrior waging a battle for democracy.
Continue ReadingThe photo may be fitting too well with the anti-democratic meme of late that progressive movements are incoherent. Worse, he looks grotesquely simian, as if political demonstrations were a form of devolution.
Continue ReadingAlthough taken two days before, it wouldn't have surprised me one bit if this photo had been taken two days after Gaddafi was terminated.
Continue ReadingI'm laughing at clouds So dark up above The sun's in my heart And I'm ready for love
Continue ReadingNot much equivalent, though, to the South Lawn.
Continue ReadingThe illustration is very cool, but I'm wondering: what does it symbolize, exactly?
Continue ReadingWell, I like how they photographed Gaddafi's Condi Rice scrapbook on top of a flowery mattress in the dictator's compound.
Continue ReadingNicole Tung in eastern Libya where the eastern front presses on towards the Qaddafi stronghold of Sirte, and fierce fighting may yet be in the cards.
Continue ReadingTo the extent politics today is dominated by celebrities -- the badder the better -- the captured, un-captured Saif Ghadafi vanquished the rebels tonight on cable news and won Monday's internet.
Continue ReadingThey high-tailed it so fast, the espresso's still warm.
Continue ReadingBrings whole new to appreciation to "going out feet first."
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