By: Sammi Ibrahem,Sr Nazi Occupied Palestine: The Prisoners and Editors Affairs Authority reported today, Wednesday, that five sick prisoners held in several Nazi Camps suffer from disturbing health conditions, due to the deliberate policy of the […]
by MICHAEL HUDSON Photograph Source: VasenkaPhotography – CC BY 2.0 To hear the candidates debate, you would think that their fight was over who could best beat Trump. But when Trump’s billionaire twin Mike Bloomberg throws a […]
by JENNIFER MATSUI Drawing by Nathaniel St. Clair We should welcome Bloomberg’s candidacy. It’s proof that the term plutocracy as it applies to the US isn’t just hyperbole but now an uncontested fact. The DNC’s willingness […]
by STEPHEN CORRY Petroglyphs, Klamath River Basin. Photo: Jeffrey St. Clair. The conservation industry says 2020 is its “super year.”[1] It wants to set aside thirty percent of the globe for wildlife, and divert billions of dollars […]
by SHELDON RICHMAN Photograph Source: VasenkaPhotography – CC BY 2.0 Anyone old enough to think about “America’s” role in the world ought to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. For example, one […]
No tears for Husni Mubarak! Dear editor, The former president of Egypt is dead. No tears for Husni Mubarak! This man is responsible for murder of over 850 Egyptians during the 18-day-massive protest in January […]
by PAUL STREET Photograph Source: Steve Bott – CC BY 2.0 The “liberal” top-down class and propaganda war on the progressive populist Bernie Sanders is something to behold. It advances at least four master narratives. Red Baiting The first […]
By Andrew J. Bacevich Addressing the graduating cadets at West Point in May 1942, General George C. Marshall, then the Army chief of staff, reduced the nation’s purpose in the global war it had recently joined to […]
by DEAN BAKER Photograph Source: Maurizio Pesce – CC BY 2.0 Last month George Soros had a New York Times column arguing that Mark Zuckerberg should not be running Facebook. (Does the NYT reserve space on its opinion page […]
President Donald Trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of 11 mostly white-collar criminals, including Michael Milken, the “junk-bond king” at the center of the savings and loan crisis; Rod Blagojevich, the former Illinois governor who […]