By Padraig McGrath On October 29th, the Norwegian news-outlet NRK broke the story that between 8 and 10 Russian submarines, including Sierra II class submarines, had begun naval exercises in the North Atlantic. This is one […]
When America and the Soviet Union Were Allies By Prof Michel Chossudovsky To read this article in other versions, click: French, German, and Russian. First published November 4, 2017. Revisions to the English Text, December 10, 2017 On March […]
By Tony Cartalucci The New York Times has once again exposed itself as an organ of US special interests operating under the guise of journalism – contributing to Wall Street and Washington’s ongoing and escalating hybrid […]
Trump’s and Netanyahu’s pyrrhic victory: US inadvertently stumbles into one-state solution for Palestine-Israel conflict Gilad Atzmon writes: United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced on 18 November that the US is softening its position on […]
Posted by: Sammi Ibrahem,Sr WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments that pit Comcast (CMCSA), America’s biggest cable provider, against National Association of African American-Owned Media and Entertainment Studios Networks, Inc., and more […]
When those on the bottom and in the middle of the social pyramid lose their voice and agency, when the society exists only to serve the greed of the rich, when income inequality reaches the […]
“Does the U.S. provide mental health services for separated families who ask to be deported in order to reunite?” by: Eoin Higgins, A young migrant girl sits on the floor as her father, recently released […]
Failures to Confront the Unspeakable, and The Way Ahead. Part I By Elizabeth Woodworth Today November 22, 2019, we commemorate the passing of JFK. November 22, 1963, the assassination of JFK in Dallas, Texas. Fifty-six years ago. […]
Israel, Breaking with the US In This Supremely Serious Matter, Supports UN Anti-Nazi Resolution. UK Abstains, Raising Questions of Duplicity By Carla Stea It would appear ironic that most of the co-sponsors of Draft Resolution A/C.3/74/L.62: “Combating […]
By Larry Romanoff By the end of the Vietnam War, US corporations were no longer competitive in the world economy and were losing the bulk of their domestic market to imports, leading to de-industrialisation and the […]