Rest in Peace: Sen. Edward M. Kennedy

HYANNIS PORT, Mass. — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the last surviving brother in an enduring political dynasty and one of the most influential senators in history, died Tuesday night at his home on Cape Cod after a yearlong struggle with brain cancer. He was 77. Read more at the Corvallis Gazette-Times... Read More......

RFK: 1948 dispatches from Palestine

Robert Kennedy's 1948 Reports from Palestine, JCPA U.S. Policy, June 2008 by Lenny Ben-David - In April 1948, one month before Israel declared independence, Robert Kennedy, then 22, traveled to Palestine to report on the conflict for the Boston Post. His four dispatches from the scene were published in June 1948. The newspaper closed in 1956, and for decades the reports were virtually forgotten. Read the dispatches... Read More......

NFRW: Senate Immigration Bill (S 1348)

Visit these websites frequently to stay informed on this bill:

• Official White House Information on Immigration Bill
  
• Up-to-date news on Immigration Bill
  
• Information on the status of the Immigration Bill (Search S 1348)

U.S. Senate switchboard: 202-224-3121
Direct lines to Oregon Senators
Senator Wyden (D): 202-224-5244
Senator Smith (R): 202-224-3753

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How the Left Intimidates the Media

AIM Special Report March 19, 2007, By Cliff Kincaid -- Environmentalist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was recently paid $20,000 by Virginia Tech to tell the students that there aren't two sides to the global warming debate and that the problem with the media today is that we don't have a fairness doctrine. Those positions, which sound contradictory, betray the modern liberal agenda. They want to bring back the fairness doctrine not to ensure true fairness and balance in journalism but to intimidate and censor those expressing a view contrary to their own. Continued at AIM...

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