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This gay-tinged Romeo and Juliet story set largely in Tel Aviv shows the complexities of love in a land where the conflicts are as old as Western religion and as new as suicide bombers.

Author Norman Solomon offered little comfort when visiting Austin

Lisa Kaselak, a straight woman, leads the Austin Gay & Lesbian International Film Festival into its 20th year

UT law clinic provides due process for Guantánamo detainees

Prepare for another year of war, or worse

Continuously updated blog of the budget adoption.

An American reporter films his own murder in Oaxaca, and Mexican and U.S. authorities look the other way

One, two, three, four – what are we fighting for?

Can you handle the truth?

Once closed to the public, Fort Chadbourne – located between San Angelo and Abilene – is now open for tours

Col. Ted Westhusing chose death over dishonor in Iraq

Low budget or big, the energy and imagination of the grind-house circuit is reborn in Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino's tribute

Both Frank Miller's comic about the legendary battle of Thermopylae and Zack Snyder's cinematic adaptation are bloodthirsty affairs, awash in spectacle.

A former Marine's unfiltered photography leads an American documentary crew into Darfur

Soldier faces seven months in prison for refusing Iraq service

U.S. military action against Iran is not likely to be tolerated by Europe, Russia, and China

The widespread and richly deserved condemnation of President Bush's new Iraq "plan" has been high on rhetoric and low on specificity

The deadly consequences of following Bush's instincts

Chuck Norris' WCL rocks the Erwin Center Saturday, January 20

The real Flags of Our Fathers rests in Harlingen