This image, marking the Chrysler bankruptcy, does a smart job of symbolizing how much an American president can be bound to an American auto company,
Continue ReadingAs the swine flu outbreak deepens, panicked citizens of North America are donning face masks.
Continue ReadingThis photo captures a defining quality of Obama's presidential character -- and does so with a clarity I didn't expect to emerge for sometime.
Continue ReadingOn it's face, it's a laudable expression of conscience we're witnessing here. The photo documents U.S. Rep. John Lewis, the lifelong civil rights activist, and Rep. Jim McGovern being arrested for refusing to move from the entrance of the Sudanese embassy in D.C. on Monday.
Continue ReadingWith all the hoopla and all-too-serious contemplation surrounding this early milestone, we thought we'd have some fun instead. ... Remember how Bush gave up golf (and switched to biking) in solidarity with wartime troops? No such posturing now
Continue ReadingIn light of the news this morning Arlen Specter was ending his ride with the GOP, we're republishing this post which originally appeared here back on March 24th.
Continue ReadingI don't know what kind of photos the Pentagon was looking for, or what they got, but this image -- taken yesterday by one Jason McLane on his cell phone -- seems to have emerged, as I look around the web, as the signature shot of yesterday's aerial misunderstanding...
Continue ReadingI was struck by this photo from today's newswire. It shows soldiers and police in Indonesia, dressed in special suits, taking part in a flu prevention drill.
Continue ReadingIf Obama and Maliki offer the picture of balance, it's not hard to imagine Rahm and U.S. Commander General in Iraq Ordieno representing a more unguarded impression of the Iraqi leadership.
Continue ReadingGiven the profound vacuum otherwise known as the GOP, is Cheney emerging as the voice of right?
Continue ReadingNow, eight months later, the focus is on Obama as the man behind glass, not the object of attention but in fact, the focus of isolation.
Continue ReadingWouldn't it be nice if grassroots activists had access to this level of design?
Continue ReadingIn the photo, you see Cheney -- as a ceremonial last act in office -- leaving his signature on the inside of his White House desk drawer. Has Dick embedded himself so powerfully into the political woodwork that he commands authority and weight in perpetuity?
Continue ReadingAn exclusive BAGnewsNotes slideshow: Obama schools the credit card industry.
Continue ReadingA very curious photo issued by the White House today, Pete Souza teeing up the idea of Barack Obama and Tiger Woods as mirror-images of each other.
Continue ReadingI thought it was worth taking another look at the Leibovitz "Cabinet Room" portrait, which not only shot right after the start of the Afghan invasion but also occurred -- in terms of present context -- four months after the Bybee torture memo was written.
Continue ReadingThe question I'm interested in is whether this image, taken by the A.P.'s Lynne Sladky in February 2002, and which has become quite familiar and even common over the past seven years as a general reference to Bush's "terror war" and the facility at Gitmo, might have become something...
Continue ReadingNow the question is, if you were a photo editor on this Jane Harman scandal story, you could resist running this picture?
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