What is wrong with the Afghan coverage this week -- if you're trying to make sense of the pictures -- is 1.) fragmentation and 2.) inanity.
Continue ReadingI wonder how much Brown can successfully repel right wing pressure and carve out a more middle-ground, independent role just by virtue of his sex appeal.
Continue ReadingI was interested in this shot of Simon Brown who, according to the AP caption, was blinded by sniper fire while serving in Basra, Iraq, in 2006.
Continue ReadingWith the sound off, the overly-hyped health care talking point summit only demonstrated that the Repubs have learned to mostly confine the snickering to the breaks.
Continue ReadingWhile Harry Reid and the Senate tongue wag in Washington, these photos -- one from the front of the room, the other from the back -- reveal the disconnect between Washington and the rest of the country suffering the recession.
Continue ReadingA photo of supposed Haitian orphans being transported to Pittsburgh takes on a completely different feeling now that officials are finally digging into who they are.
Continue ReadingWho would even know what the impact of the NATO airstrike was on Afghanistan at all -- considering that the "strategically-apologetic" military propaganda machine is operating in such high gear now,
Continue ReadingWashington is broken. It's depressing as hell. The Republicans? You just can't deal with these people.
Continue ReadingMilitary style what's hot for Fall? Sounds like 7th Avenue's response to endless war.
Continue ReadingI don't know if they're less pissed off when Afghans kick their doors in, but the Marjah locals -- our precious constituency -- aren't happy about it us doing it.
Continue ReadingU.S. service men celebrate mass in Afghanistan. Just hope pictures like these don't hinder the hearts-and-minds campaign.
Continue ReadingThese are not the practices of state action or global mobilization by state and non-governmental organizations; instead, they are the simple habits of life.
Continue ReadingContributor Stan Banos deconstructs an ad for a coffee maker featuring a bi-racial couple
Continue ReadingBNN readers respond to a 2010 White House News Photographer's Association award-winning photo. John Lyon might not have a real job anymore, but he can still earn a few dollars holding a place in line for Capitol Hill lobbyists.
Continue ReadingSomehow, I'm not surprised FOX chose to illustrate yesterday's kickoff CPAC article with the the black guy giving a power salute
Continue ReadingThanks to the NRA and America's youth for a truly a perfect news photo from the 2010 CPAC conference.
Continue ReadingNow that's a highly charged meme to take into Campaign '10! Obama as the kiss of death.
Continue ReadingOr a different rendition since Bush left the scene? Pakistani authorities parade blindfolded Taliban commander Abdullah (alias Abu Waqas) for the cameras in Karachi, Pakistan. The commander's arrest was one of several accomplished in joint operations by CIA and Pakistani security forces in the past week. The photo leaves...
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