We have to gasp involuntarily, both for our history and for our future, reading Maureen Dowd today as she attempts to describe why we will be going to war in Mesopotamia. The painful parts of Was...

I realize that my blogs about the antiwar events of yesterday may have sounded a bit grumpy all around, so I want to take this opportunity to say that we had a blast! Demonstrations are always goo...

My nephew, who regrets the limited instrumental recital opportunities available in his home in Brownsville, writes about something like a voice debut, in southern Texas streets February 15. HEY, ...

That's it? That's the story? The subject of the lead story at this very moment on the CNN site, which is viewed all around the planet, is the millions of people around the world protesting the im...

I confess. [But is it ego or wanna-do-good works?] I've always felt that if I'm going to a protest or a demonstration and I don't intend to do something which would risk arrest, I've got to sport...

Whether there were half a million or a million out there in the sub-freezing wind of the Manhattan canyons today, we should be enormously proud of the achievement, but we can only be horribly asham...

I'll be starting here. If you're interested in getting a Blue Button, we just updated the web site with more information on how to get one, including a list of galleries that have them. More to a...

MAKE LOVE NOT WAR Yup, this really is the front page of The Mirror today. [Thanks, Otto, John and Howard.]

Gads, I wish I could have heard the hoary stentorian himself, Senator Robert Byrd, when he was delivering this oration! To contemplate war is to think about the most horrible of human experience...

Why are we expecting an imminent low-tech assault, a missile-launcher, a piloted plane missile, an atomic or radioactive dirty bomb, a chemical or biological attack at this time? What has happene...