War and Conflict

Paul Gosar Thinks Abdullatif Aldosary, Alleged Bomber, Is a "Known Terrorist"; He Is Not

Republican Congressman Paul Gosar wants Homeland Security officials to explain to him why Abdullatif Aldosary -- the Coolidge resident accused of detonating an "explosive device" outside the Social Security Administration building in Casa Grande last week -- has been allowed to stay in the United St ... More >>

Abdullatif Aldosary Held Without Bond in Casa Grande Bombing Case, Faces Deportation

A federal judge ordered Abdullatif Aldosary -- the Coolidge resident accused of detonating an "explosive device" outside the Social Security Administration building in Casa Grande Friday morning -- to be held without bond.In the detention order, the magistrate judge says Aldosary there's no possible ... More >>

Abdullatif Aldosary, Described as "Loner," Accused of Bombing Casa Grande Social Security Office

Abdullatif Aldosary, a convicted felon who lives in Coolidge, is accused of being the person who detonated an "explosive device" outside the Social Security Administration building in Casa Grande Friday morning, November 30th.Although a federal complaint doesn't accuse Aldosary of activity related t ... More >>

Captain Squeegee Member Contributes Vocals to Chemtrails' "9/11 Dubstep Song"

Danny Torgersen of Captain Squeegee​ Today, electronic project Chemtrails released a conspiracy-theory addled dubstep jam called "Inside Job" on YouTube, featuring vocals from Captain Squeegee's Danny Torgersen. Some people don't like dubstep. Some people aren't particularly fond of watchi ... More >>

Five English Riot Songs

London is burning. Storefronts are busted. Looting is rampant. And rioters are reducing many of the city's buildings to piles of timber. But what is it all for?

Barack Obama Will Not Release Photos of Osama bin Laden's Corpse

This photo of Osama bin Laden is fake. Photos of the real dead Bin Laden will not be released to the public.​President Barack Obama has decided to not release photos of Osama bin Laden's corpse, despite the majority of Americans thinking he should.Obama apparently doesn't pay attention to da ... More >>

Morning Poll: Should Government Release Photos of Osama Bin Laden's Dead Body?

www.simplycrazy.com​Good news: according to the president of the United States -- in a speech that could give even Sean Hannity an O-boner -- Osama Bin Laden is dead.Better news: the U.S. government reportedly has the photos to prove it.Rather than take the government at its word, conspiracy theor ... More >>

Lisa Savidge's Name Might Be the Only Thing the Band Didn't Obsess Over

Andrew Jackson Jihad - We Didn't Come Here to Rock

​Song: Andrew Jackson Jihad, "We Didn't Come Here to Rock"Context: Andrew Jackson Jihad plays Trunk Space tonight. This is a great song from a great record, Can't Maintain. I was hoping for a new record from the folk-punk duo in 2010 but it never materialized. Let's hope 2011 brings one. And ... More >>

Janet Napolitano Rumored to be on Short List to Replace Retiring Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens

www.cushawnb2009.com Can you guess how we know Janet Napolitano's from Arizona?​ Justice Janet?! With the announcement that Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens is calling it a career, there is no shortage of rumors as to who will replace him.One name swirling around the rumor mill is ... More >>

The Eyes of Ground Zero

NYC street artist discusses 9/11 and other work

9/11 "Troof," Ed Begley, Jr., and Why Van Jones Needed to Go

Ed Begley, Jr. disowns his past troofer connections, while discussing Van Jones' political seppuku Eight years following the 9/11 attacks, with a new president under our belts, all lefties still clinging to the conspiranoid fantasy that "9/11 was an inside job," need to either do full mea culpas a ... More >>

Tempe Healing Field

The Firehouse Benefit Show @ The Firehouse

"Healing from a Hate Crime: A Dream in Doubt"

Phoenix Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Passing Secrets to Potential Terrorists

A former sailor and Phoenix UPS driver was sentenced to 10 years in a federal prison today for passing secrets to a Pakistan man who ran an Al-Qaeda recruitment Web site.Paul R. Hall, who has apparently changed his name to Hassan Abu-Jihaad, was arrested in Phoenix in 2007 and charged with terrorism ... More >>

Phoenix Fringe Festival: Paint the Town

Babak Dehghanpisheh

Phoenix FBI Office Gets Experienced New Boss, Nathan Gray

Nathan Gray, a veteran lawman with experience in counter-terrorism and big-time drug smuggling, has been selected to head up the FBI's Phoenix office. The FBI didn't put out a picture of Gray, but posted a bio of him today on its Web site. Gray previously worked here in 2002 as an assistant spec ... More >>

Jesse Ventura Rallies 9/11 Nutbars, Republic Clueless as to Where.

The Bird poops on a crowd of 9/11 deniers and reports on the latest symbolic protest of Joe Arpaio

Stop-Loss contemplates Iraq war without mention the words 'Iraq' or 'war'

Grand Endeavor

PHX underground comes up for air in new documentary

On the Beach (House)

Beach House

Here Comes Anti-Claus

Santa-hatin’ scenesters unite

Thrill of the Hunt

Two hardened journalists and a newbie go after a war criminal

Walk Through the Valley

Don’t let Paul Haggis’ heavy hand stop you from seeing his latest

Yoda (aka, PHX's Pat Curley of Screw Loose Change) on Rob Breakenridge's The World Tonight

On the D-Low

Senti-metal journey

Andrew Jackson Jihad/Ghost Mice split CD

Self-Titled
(Plan-It-X Records)

Letters From the Issue of Thursday, September 14, 2006

Straitjacket Jan Brewer

Empowering the Secretary of State, especially this secretary of state, to decide when elections can be suspended is a crazy idea. Sanity must prevail in state government

Toby Keith

Still ready for prime time

Soldiers of Misfortune

Help send treats to the troops

George of the Bungle

Moore's controversial documentary paints a portrait of incompetence

Token Arab

Neo-conservative Muslim Oubai Shahbandar has been called a liar, a forgerer, a plagiarist. He'd rather answer to Congressman.

Billy Idol

The rebel yell settles into the cradle of love in the Valley

Not the Usual Suspects

The crowd at Patriots Square Park resembled that at a Stones concert

Traumatic License

ASU revamps drama for modern mourners

Apocalypse How?

Jerry Brady predicts that al-Qaida will be coming to a power line near you

Sound of Silence

Viewers step into an aural history of 9-11

Rescue 9/11

This year, a handful of shows provided the healing power of laughter

Hell of a Long Day

24 has been the most talked-about show of the season and for all the wrong reasons

Letters

From the week of October 4-10, 2001

The Brave & the Bold

On September 11, the world needed superheroes. It found them not in comic books, but in real life.

Nine One One

On the date of America's worst emergency, did the media meet the challenge?

Expatriotism

U.S. Serbs take to the streets to protest the bombing

On the Ropes

Irish Troubles and Hollywood melodrama impede The Boxer's progress

Gael Force

Art imitates strife in tumultuous Some Mother's Son