More great on-the-spot photojournalism from Michael Yon. This report doesn't have that much text, but the terrific photographs tell you lots about the geography and economics of the region.

Thoughtful analysis of how journalists will cover future wars by a former USMC infantry officer. Omits increasing importance of Special Forces, but same conclusion would hold because few journalists could keep up with them physically or mentally.

This is a well-written anti-Libby polemic by an anti-Bush blogger

Those nasty Americans are trying to take over the world! ... again.

This personal account of the status of women in Saudi Arabia is well-written and insightful. Highly recommended.

This polemical article makes points I mostly agree with but still fails to impress

This excellent article gives useful insight on Floyd Landis's situation, his innovative use of new technology to defend himself _and_ systemic problems in the earlier media coverage of the controversy. Highly recommended.

How the U.S. Army in Baghdad is using cell phones and community relationships instead of territorial warfare

Short but useful overview. For a good report making many of the same points at greater length, see this recent item.

This is alarming. That CNN is rewriting old stories is bad enough; that they don't label the stories as rewritten is completely unacceptable. I'd love to hear CNN's explanation. I hope they have a good one -- but I'm not feeling optimistic.