Email Author James Ridgeway

2002 Stories by James Ridgeway

• Nation

  published July 2, 2002

  Washington Gropes for an Exit Film Alleges Massacre in the Desert More >>

• Nation

  published June 25, 2002

  Al Qaeda Training for Small-Arms Massacre Senator Helms to the Rescue More >>

• Bush Distances Himself From Attorney General

  published June 18, 2002

  Washington, D.C.—As Bush angrily backpedals away from Attorney General John Ashcroft's statements Monday about the supposed dirty-bomb... More >>

• Alleged Dirty Bomber Dead Ringer for Oklahoma City's John Doe 2

  published June 18, 2002

  The strange saga of Abdullah al Muhajir, a/k/a Jose Padilla, took yet another turn this morning, when Internet gumshoes More >>

• Court Jousters

  published June 18, 2002

  Behind the Bush Administration's attack on civil rights in the name of war lurks the network of attorneys crafting laws for a new America.... More >>

• Bush Intelligence Plan Meant to Blunt Tough Questions

  published June 11, 2002

  WASHINGTON, D.C., JUNE 7—President Bush's proposal for a new homeland security department amounts to dropping a fragmentation bomb on... More >>

• Nation

  published June 11, 2002

  Ashcroft Hypes a Dirty Bomber Thin Blue Line Gets Thicker One... More >>

• Ashcroft to Mueller to Anybody Else

  published June 4, 2002

  With Senate and House intelligence committees finally demanding answers for pre-9-11 blunders, the bottom line should be whether even the most... More >>

• Nation

  published May 28, 2002

  Bush Spent Terror Week Smiling for the Camera Ashcroft's Wasted Summer More >>

• U.S. Ignored Warnings From French

  published May 28, 2002

  A key point in unraveling why the FBI failed to follow up leads on Al Qaeda terrorism now centers on the Bureau's contemptuously brushing aside... More >>

• Knowing Much, Bush Did Little to Protect America

  published May 21, 2002

  When people first raised questions about President Bush's scared-chicken behavior on September 11, they were buried in patriotic abuse. But think... More >>

• Long Arms of the Law

  published May 21, 2002

  With Vice President Dick Cheney proclaiming the certainty of a new attack of some sort, somewhere, at some time, we are once again at the mercy of... More >>

• Nation

  published May 14, 2002

  More Killed by Air Accidents Than Enemy Fire This Is a Warning, and This, and... More >>

• U.S. Border Patrol Put on Lookout for Hijacked Cyanide Truck

  published May 14, 2002

  WASHINGTON, D.C.—A U.S. Border Patrol spokesman in Laredo, Texas, confirmed this afternoon that the patrol has been put on the lookout... More >>

• Nation

  published May 7, 2002

  Believe It or Not The Planet's Drying Up The Star Chamber... More >>

• Nation

  published April 30, 2002

  WTC Designer Wins $25,000 Prize 9-11 Lawyer's Passion Play Right... More >>

• Karen Hughes Finds Her Ruby Slippers

  published April 23, 2002

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• Victims of the Dragnet

  published April 16, 2002

  Syed Ali likes to tell the story of taking his family down to Washington to attend President George W. Bush's inauguration. He had contributed to... More >>

• Nation

  published April 9, 2002

  Some Israeli Soldiers Blast Occupation Insurers Feel Your Terror, Won't Pay More >>

• Nation

  published April 2, 2002

  U.S. Counts Down Last Days of Saddam GOP: Joints Are Too Big, Man More >>

• Nation

  published March 26, 2002

  Manila Enveloped in Oklahoma Bombing Case Ice Melts; Controversy Boils More >>

• Nation

  published March 19, 2002

  Quick and Dirty or Long and Dirty? Who Were the Cops Shooting At? More >>

• Far Write

  published March 19, 2002

  WASHINGTON—Abortion-rights activists were puzzling over two new letters purportedly written by FBI fugitive Eric Rudolph and found... More >>

• Nation

  published March 12, 2002

  Those So-Called Secret Bunkers Questioning Bush's Love Affair With War More >>

• Nation

  published March 5, 2002

  Al Qaeda Prepping for Multiple Fronts Experts Say Poor Fireproofing May Have Doomed... More >>