Looking At The Numbers: June 26 To July 2

By Citizen Correspondent Wyatt McIntyre
The shake up marked a major turning point for McCain and for his campaign, the communication strategy shifted, the messaging changed, he had an easier time coming off more natural and he stayed on point, focusing his attention to the areas of his greatest strength. He would take a victory in New Hampshire, the first real test... Full Story »

Being In Beijing

By Citizen Correspondent Nick Axford
It's beginning to get scary now. We've got flight details and found out what events we'll be working at. I've been assigned to the rowing, canoeing and kayaking events. To be honest, I didn't even know that kayaking was an olympic sport, but there you go. There's a chance that Britain could pick up the gold in the rowing... Full Story »

I Want To Prosecute George W. Bush For Murder

By Citizen Correspondent Vincent Bugliosi
Although perhaps billions of harsh, condemnatory words have been said and written about George Bush in the last seven years (none of which, by the way, he could possibly care less about), no one has done anything against George Bush. No impeachment, not even an investigation of him. But I’ve put together a case against Bush... Full Story »

The Ballot Cannot Replace The Bullet In Zimbabwe

By Citizen Correspondent George Nyathi
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An Israeli's Take On The Hamas-Israel "Ceasefire"

By Citizen Correspondent Shira Cohen
I can't forget the eight-year-old, the one who lives in Sderot, who lost both his legs in a recent rocket attack. Or my friend's daughter, who, for some reason, out of solidarity I guess, decided to move to Sderot. "There but for the grace of God go I." I once taught for a year at Shaar HaNegev, home of Sapir College, where... Full Story »