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ZIONISM UNMASKED: End of Zionism = Peace

Morality and conscience are of no concern to those who consider themselves The Chosen—by a god of their own choosing.

(TEMPE, Az.) - While Zionism is clearly a nationalist ideology, that narrow framing does the term an injustice as it is so much more.

Weezer Launches `Love is the Answer` Remix Contest

Indaba Music's community and Weezer are partnering to launch a global contest, inviting fans to remix "Love Is the Answer" from their most recent LP, "Raditude".

(Salem, Ore.) - The "Love Is the Answer Remix Contest" that launches today offers one Grand Prize winner a chance to participate in a one-on-one collaboration with fromtman Rivers Cuomo. Winners will be hand-selected from semi-finalists by Weezer, Interscope/Geffen and Indaba Music, and will be featured on an official release, as well as weezer.com and myspace.com/weezer.

Hazardous Blizzard Blankets East Coast in White

Winds gusting past 40 mph will down some trees and can, in turn, lead to more power outages tonight.

(PENN/N.J.) - Doylestown Pennsylvania and Somerdale, New Jersey are two areas reporting in to Salem-News.com from the midst of a blizzard blanketing the east coast with snow.

Health Care Rationing: Free Market vs. Public

People pass away. Nothing will ever change this. There will always be people who are happy to take advantage of desperation and false hope in order to make a quick buck.

(EUGENE, Ore.) - “Death Panel”

It has a nice ring to it. The phrase conjures up images of faceless bureaucratic overlords sitting in darkened rooms, making life and death decisions purely on the basis of institutional prerogatives, with no regard to the health and well being of patients.

Female Sportscasters: The Death Knell of Machisimo?

“I want you to get up right now, sit up, go to your windows, open them and stick your head out and yell - 'I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!' Things have got to change.” Fictional TV anchorman Howard Beale’s speech in the movie NETWORK (1976)

(LAGUNA BEACH) - Guys, who wants to dawg paddle over to the shallow end of the Salem-News online pool for a while?

Tired of all of those intellectually demanding, complex articles, the ones which after you’ve read them and the mind-bending comments sections that follow, you only succeed in giving yourself a migraine-sized headache?

Congressional Tug-of-War Over Veterans` Heathcare?

An unknown number of veterans and dependents were exposed to environmental hazards on military installations. DOD refuses to accept responsibility for the health effects of exposure. Two bills introduced in the Senate and House provide for health care coverage. Major differences in the bills need to be worked out.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - The Department of Defense (DOD)’s refusal to accept responsibility for the health effects of exposure to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, has left veterans and their dependents, many without health care, out in the cold.

CBS Corporation Bars NORML From Advertising On Times Square Billboard

After being rejected, NORML was told, “If CBS changes their morals we will let you know."

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Representatives from CBS and Neutron Media Screen Marketing have rejected a paid advertisement from the NORML Foundation, the educational arm of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.

It was intended to appear on the CBS Super Screen billboard in New York City’s Times Square.

Salem Man Arrested on Child Pornography Charges

Brian Benjamin Berry faces charges of Encouraging Child Sex Abuse in the First and Second Degree.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Oregon Attorney General John Kroger today announced the arrest of a Salem man on child pornography charges. “Fighting child pornography has been one of my top priorities since I took office,” said Attorney General Kroger.

Salem Third Grader Qualifies for NBA Fit/WNBA Fit Challenge National Finals

More than 100,000 boys and girls in the local and regional competitions throughout 35 cities across the country.

(SALEM, Ore.) - A third-grade student at Salem Heights Elementary School, Maleyah Sage, is going to the NBA Fit/WNBA Fit Challenge National Finals.

KLCC Microbrew Festival This Month

Musical accompaniment for your night of drinking great beer will be provided in the form of performances by LeRoy Bell and the Ty Curtis Band.

(EUGENE, Ore.) - The KLCC Microbrew Festival returns to Eugene this year featuring 50 breweries from across Oregon, the United States, and the world. The festival runs from February 12 & 13, 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday nights, at the Lane Events Center Exhibit Hall.