By Su Aziz FIGHTING for justice is something anyone would have encountered at some point in their lives. These movies not only reinforce that, it also leaves the fighting spirit burning within us, writes SU AZIZ. To see life imitating art is common. At times, even disturbing.

Hillary Rodham Clinton "misspoke" when she asserted last week that as first lady she had landed in war-torn Bosnia under sniper fire, her campaign spokesman said yesterday. The admission capped a morning of tit-for-tat between the Clinton and Barack Obama campaigns.

By Steve Weigand, The Sacramento Bee, Calif. Feb. 16--With the death of C.K. McClatchy in April 1936, the company's reins passed to the hands of two people: his youngest daughter, Eleanor, a shy, 40-year-old aspiring playwright with no newspaper experience; and Walter P.

The Israeli attorney general announced Tuesday that he has decided to proceed with rape charges against President Moshe Katsav. Attorney General Menahem Mazuz must present his evidence at a hearing before formal charges are brought, the Jerusalem Post said.

By TOM SILVERSTEIN Green Bay There was no fancy lighted sign above the small neighborhood bar in a hollow at the bottom of Four-Mile Run in Pittsburgh's south side neighborhood of Greenfield.