BYKelly Hayes, Truthout PART OF THE SERIES Movement Memos Ten years after Occupy Wall Street embodied the hopes and outrage of people across the country, Kelly Hayes and labor journalist Sarah Jaffe talk about what we […]
BY MELVIN GOODMAN Photograph Source: TIGER500 – CC BY 2.0 Threat perception is central to decision making regarding war and the use of force; alliance politics; and the role of deterrence. Exaggerations of threat make war more […]
OPINIONBY JOSH RUEBNER Since Blinken has never held elected office, it is difficult to discern to what extent his public pronouncements on policy issues reflect his personal views and to what extent they serve as faithful […]
By VT Editors VT: Larry Nassar was protected by the Michigan GOP. Former Governor John Engler led the effort but his ties run straight to the Bush White House as well. Lots being kept back here. […]
By Phil Butler for NEO and for Veterans Today There’s a blazing truth staring Russia in the face. It’s a truth 193 other countries have been forced to face too. Americans, by and large, do […]
By VT Editors by Salman Rafi Sheikh, for New Eastern Outlook, and the Institute of Oriental Studies (1816) [ Editor’s Note: Mr. Sheikh has a timely review of the evolving US-Saudi relationship which started well with the Trump administration […]
Posted by: Sammi Ibrahem,Sr By Elias DavidssonThe first overt diplomatic achievement by the United States related to 9/11, was Resolution No. 1368. It was adopted at noontime by the UN Security Council on September 12, 2001. The […]
Nothing is guaranteed to save your job, but here are some suggestions that might give you a fighting chance. I often work with people who have been targeted for punishment by the Israel lobby (or […]
BY HOWARD LISNOFF That day in September 2001 and today, the day on which I write, are carbon copies. There were many victims, as there have been for millennia. Our species at its worst, though not always, has […]
The Palestine solidarity movement in the United States has lost much of its revolutionary attitude. Is it ever coming back? It’s difficult to reflect on the history of radical social movements without the curse of […]