The agreement, warned Rep. Barbara Lee, “leaves thousands of troops in Afghanistan and lacks the critical investments in peacebuilding, human-centered development, or governance reform needed to rebuild Afghan society.” byJon Queally, US Special Representative for […]
If we cherish political democracy as a fundamental principle in our country, then we must adhere to a form of economic democracy as well. byBruce T. Boccardy A Pew Center poll in December 2011 reported […]
For Immediate Release Global Justice Now Contact: Jonathan Stevenson, media officerTel: +44 (0)7711 875 345 or +44 (0)20 7820 4913Email: jonathan.stevenson@globaljustice.org.uk WASHINGTON – Commenting on the release today of negotiating objectives for a trade deal with the United […]
By Carol Duff, Health Editor’s Note: Staying home when you are ill, staying away from people who are sick, effective hand washing, covering sneezes and coughs, avoiding crowded and poorly ventilated spaces, and possibly staying home […]
While Trump wages this political power grab, the regulation going into effect this week will devastate countless families, deterring immigrants and citizens from seeking critical services—even though their tax dollars support these very programs. by: […]
“This is what happens when you put a Big Pharma CEO who doubled the price of insulin in charge of regulating Big Pharma.” byJake Johnson, staff writer US President Donald Trump (L) looks on as […]
The Organization of American States “greatly misled the media and the public about what happened in Bolivia’s elections.” by: Eoin Higgins, A Bolivian indigenous woman, supporter of Bolivian ousted president Evo Morales, holds a Wiphala […]
by JEFFREY ST. CLAIR Watchtower, Manzanar. Photo: Jeffrey St. Clair. My plan to spend Super Tuesday scaling the eastern flank of Mt. Whitney until my knees or lungs gave out was foiled by the closure of […]
by ANDREW LEVINE Photograph Source: thierry ehrmann – CC BY 2.0 Joe Biden is not the only bad idea, way past its “best if sold by” date, that the Clintonites who call the shots for the Democratic […]
by ROB URIE Cover of the first edition of The Plague – Public Domain For those who aren’t familiar with Albert Camus’ The Plague, disparate lives are brought together during a plague that sweeps through an Algerian […]