Guest commentary substitutes opinions, blatant lies for facts

This letter is written in regard to Monday's guest column "U.S. aggression against Iraq criminal," by Professor Julian Kunnie. At first I was amazed at the information portrayed in this piece. Information about depleted uranium used by the United States against Iraq in the Gulf War and indirect Iraqi casualties caused by sanctions. But then as I read on, I began to doubt the whole thing. [Read article]

Late last wek, the New Jersey Supreme Court allowed the Democratic Party to replace current Sen. Robert Torricelli ÷ who had decided to resign amidst allegations of improper campaign fundraising ÷ on the general election ballot. The Republican Party attempted to appeal the highly controversial ruling to the United States Supreme Court, but was denied. Did the New Jersey Supreme Court make the proper ruling? And does this set a dangerous precedent for replacing candidates at the last minute? [Read article]