MSNBC View front page articles all submitted articles All articles are submitted by smart activists like you. Go here to contribute:  07-30-2010 Wednesday August 17, 2005 Comments Cindy Sheehan on Hardball "So if people believe this is a noble cause, then they should be willing to put their own skin in the game." United States | MSNBC [0] Thursday August 11, 2005 Comments No More Electric Bills: Well, not quite. But 'zero-energy homes' keep them low. United States | MSNBC [0] Thursday June 30, 2005 Comments Two-week art project in Vienna dubbed "Delete!" shows you just how much advertising invades our society. Austria | MSNBC [1] Monday June 27, 2005 Comments Three French waiters in New York claim they were fired simply "for being French". The restaurant claims they "were insubordinate". Just another example of the ridiculous affect "American pride" has had on our everday lives. United States | MSNBC [0] Sunday June 19, 2005 Comments The federal agency that insures private pensions could see its deficit balloon to $71 billion during the next decade. Better kill that program too, right Georgie? United States | MSNBC [0] Saturday June 4, 2005 Comments The man who got us into Iraq is taking the helm of the World Bank, promises not to use the $20 billion to advance Bush's goals. Global | MSNBC [0] Sunday May 29, 2005 Comments The Constitution says Congress can’t tell schools what to teach. But that’s no longer the case for at least one topic — the Constitution itself. United States | MSNBC [0] Monday May 16, 2005 Comments What happens after your job is outsourced to India? "My parents paid for me to get a (degree) in math and now I am a pooper scooper. I can clean four to five yards in a hour if they are close together." India | MSNBC [0] Sunday May 1, 2005 Comments A White House Adrift: Gas prices, Social Security, Tom DeLay. What else can go wrong for Bush? United States | MSNBC [0] Tuesday April 26, 2005 Comments New study of glaciers in the Antarctic finds that 84% have retreated over the past 50 years in response to a warmer climate. Greenland is the new Florida. Global | MSNBC [0] Tuesday April 12, 2005 Comments "Truth-seekers" lash out against the Day of Silence, a peaceful day meant to acknowledge the bullying and harassment of both adolescent and adult homosexuals. United States | MSNBC [1] Monday March 14, 2005 Comments Iran says the the U.S. is "hallucinating" if it thinks it will scrap its nuclear fuel production plans in return for economic incentives Iran, Islamic Republic Of | MSNBC [0] Tuesday February 22, 2005 Comments Environmental activists uncover the world’s biggest smuggling racket involving a single type of wood, with huge shipments of logs being shipped from Indonesia’s remote Papua New Guinea to China. Indonesia | MSNBC [0] Sunday February 20, 2005 Comments "Instead of blaming society, moms today tend to blame themselves... And so they take on the Herculean task of being absolutely everything to their children, simply because no one else is doing anything at all to help them." United States | MSNBC [0] Sunday January 23, 2005 Comments The Buffalo (NY) area is so saturated with non-profits that it's causing overlapping missions, a shortage of available funds, and missed opportunities for economies of scale. United States | MSNBC [0] Many Americans are going back to Africa. Many Africans are not sure why. United States | MSNBC [0] Wednesday January 19, 2005 Comments The president of Harvard University suggests innate differences between the sexes could help explain why fewer women succeed in science and math careers. Fucker. United States | MSNBC [0] Tuesday January 18, 2005 Comments U.N. suspends tsunami relief in Aceh because the Indonesian military says rebels are going to ambush them and steal all their food. Indonesia | MSNBC [0] Sunday January 16, 2005 Comments At Bush’s second inauguration the authorities will be using every piece of technology that exists to spy on the protestors/potential terrorist including behavior monitoring to catch people who avoid eye contact. United States | MSNBC [0] Wednesday January 12, 2005 Comments Hydrogen-powered cars, which only emit water vapor, are at the point where they can drive as long and as fast as most gas-based cars -- and automakers are in a "frenzy" to bring them to market. United States | MSNBC [0] Tuesday January 11, 2005 Comments Pentagon planning to create death squads which can assassinate or kidnap Iraq rebel leaders, sympathizers, and civilian activists Iraq | MSNBC [0] Thursday January 6, 2005 Comments Doctors Without Borders tells people to stop sending money to them for the tsunami because they have enough for current operations and instead focus on humanitarian needs in war-torn Darfur, Sudan, and the other 70 countries where they need help. France | MSNBC [0] Sunday December 19, 2004 Comments There's a secret CIA jail within the Guantanamo Bay prison that the Red Cross can't visit, prisoners are not accounted for in any public way, and whose rules for treatment of inmates are classified. United States | MSNBC [0] Wednesday December 8, 2004 Comments Fox to provide news to Clear Channel stations. It's a match made in hell. United States | MSNBC [0] Tuesday November 23, 2004 Comments Neither fiscally nor morally responsible: Congress passes $388 billion spending bill freezing anything not military or security related, makes cuts to the EPA, makes it more difficult to get an abortion, and other surprises. United States | MSNBC [1] Thursday November 18, 2004 Comments Powell being careful with his words but still trying to associate Iran with WMDs, "I have seen some information that would suggest that they have been actively working on delivery systems." Iran, Islamic Republic Of | MSNBC [0] Tuesday November 16, 2004 Comments Powell, who had a shread of credibility in global affairs, to be replaced as Secretary of State with Condi Rice, who has none whatsoever -- but is very loyal to Bush. United States | MSNBC [0] Tuesday October 12, 2004 Comments Come on, don't let this guy near your kids. United States | MSNBC [0] Friday October 8, 2004 Comments Two unions representing over 60,000 UN staffers urging Kofi to pull out of Iraq. Iraq | MSNBC [0] Wednesday October 6, 2004 Comments The final report is in and even Bush's Iraqi weapons inspector says there were no WMDs when the US invaded, nor did the country possess or even have concrete plans to develop nuclear, chemical or biological weapons. Iraq | MSNBC [0]