Thursday December 31, 2009

	US Judge Dismisses All Charges in Blackwater Iraq Killings
	US Plots Retaliatory Strikes Against al-Qaida in Yemen over Plane Bomber
	Canada's House of Commons Shut Down, Opposition Furious
	Single-Payer’s Last Stand?
	International Activists Protest Against Gaza Siege
	Niger Delta Farmers Welcome Shell Court Ruling
	Obama: Digging Out or Digging Deeper?
	Threats to Yemen Prove America Hasn't Learned the Lesson of History

Wednesday December 30, 2009

	Hansen: Carbon Offsets Modern Equivalent of Medieval 'Indulgences'
	Afghan Panel Says U.S. Strike Killed 8 Schoolboys
	Israeli War on Gaza: New Year Reopens Wounds of the Old
	Obama Quietly Changes U.S. Immigration Policy
	Glowing Walls Could Kill Off the Light Bulb
	Israeli Nuclear Whistleblower Under House Arrest
	Four Anti-Mountaintop Removal Activists Arrested at Home
	Freedom March: Activists Reject Egypt's Gaza Offer

Tuesday December 29, 2009

	Solar Could Generate 15% of Power by 2020, If US Ends Fossil Fuel Subsidies
	The Cash Committee: How Wall Street Wins On The Hill
	Majority Of Tea Party Group's Spending Went To GOP Firm That Created It
	Safety Fears for Hmong after Thai Expulsion
	Senator DeMint Uses Botched Bombing to Attack Organized Labor
	Aborted Bombing Puts Yemen in the Limelight
	Escalated Afghan War Brings Escalated Civilian Death
	Egypt Blocks US Activists' March
	Federal Appeals Court Sets Limits on Police Use of Tasers
	Palestinians Condemn Planned Jerusalem Settler Homes
	Canada Successfully Destroys Parody Websites

Monday December 28, 2009

	Gaza Aid Convoy to Change Course
	Joe Lieberman: How About Another War?
	US Intelligence Found Iran Nuke Document Was Forged
	Despite Disappointment, Climate Summit Marks High Point for Activist Movement
	'Afghan Civilians Killed' in US/Nato Military Operations; School Children Among Dead
	Awaiting Gaza March, Holocaust Survivor Stages Hunger Strike
	House Backers of Public Insurance Option May Yield
	The Climate Lobby from Soup to Nuts
	Iran Cracks Down on Opponents after Deadly Protests
	US Widens Terror War to Yemen

Sunday December 27, 2009

	Kucinich: Generals Who Spoke Publicly on Afghan Strategy Should Lose Jobs
	Mousavi Nephew Among Several Dead in Iran Clashes: Reports
	New Gas Wells Leave More Chemicals in Ground
	Poet, Anti-Apartheid Activist Dennis Brutus Dies
	Senate Democrats to W.H.: Drop Cap-and-Trade
	Gazans Mark Anniversary of War

Saturday December 26, 2009

	Africa: Drying, Drying, Disappearing…
	Activist Sows Seeds for Farm Co-Op
	Civilian, Military Planners Have Different Views on New Approach to Afghanistan
	Generics Chafe Under Big Pharma's Reform Shadow
	FDA Slams Nestle Over Juicy Juice, BOOST Claims
	Israeli Troops Kill 6 in West Bank, Gaza

Friday December 25, 2009

	Greenpeace Will Keep Up Pressure on Global Warming
	US Promises Unlimited Financial Assistance to Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
	Celebrities Oppose US Government Plan to Move 25,000 Mustangs East

Thursday December 24, 2009

	Lee, Woolsey Push for Public Option
	Declaring War on Yemen? Assassinations, Air Strikes, and Al Qaeda
	Senate Health Bill Passes; US Senate Fails
	Plants and Animals Race for Survival as Climate Change Creeps Across the Globe

Wednesday December 23, 2009

	The Rational Case For 'Kill The Bill'
	Is Making People Buy Health Insurance Constitutional?
	How Filibusters Are Strangling the Senate
	Obama Could Solve The Gitmo Closure Problem; Try Suspects In Civilian Court, Or Release
	Poll: Public Opposes Afghanistan War - And Favors Sending More Troops
	In Russia, Foreboding About America's War in Afghanistan
	Climate Change Deniers Without Borders
	With Health Care Bill All but Passed, Time for Backroom Deals
	Where Have You Gone Bill Moyers? Bush Institute to Have PBS Show
	AIG Executives' Promises to Return Bonuses Have Gone Largely Unfulfilled

Tuesday December 22, 2009

	Guantanamo 'Hell on Earth', says Somali Detainee
	Nation’s Largest RN Organization Says Healthcare Bill Cedes Too Much to Insurance Industry
	Broken Promises Follow Tennessee Coal Ash Disaster
	Pro-Single-Payer Physicians Call for Defeat of Senate Health Bill
	Gaza March Puts Spotlight on Civilian Suffering
	World Has Betrayed Gaza Civilians: Rights Groups
	Murder of Gay Rights Activist Shows Another Honduras Crisis
	US Warns Japan over Relocation of Futenma Airbase
	Union Sues LA School District over Charter Plan
	Obama: Public Option Too 'Symbolic'
	Yasuni Park Trust Fund Will Keep Ecuador's Oil Underground
	States' Jobless Funds are Being Drained in Recession
	Pork Greased Reform's Passage

Monday December 21, 2009

	Senate Health Care Bill Built on Obama’s Broken Promises
	Blocking of Aid Worsened 2009 Humanitarian Crises, Group Says
	EPA, USDA Push Farmers to Use Coal Waste on Fields
	The Nelson 'Compromise': What It Will Cost Women
	Plight of Contractor Raped in Iraq Spurs Push in Congress
	Report: Bush Admin Raised Terror Alert Based On Con Man's Al Jazeera 'Decoding' Scam
	US Sends Home 12 Guantanamo Detainees
	Cruise Missile Attacks in Yemen
	UN Fights Hunger in Afghanistan
	Israel Admits Harvesting Palestinian Organs
	Health-Care Bill Clears Crucial Vote in Senate, 60 to 40

Sunday December 20, 2009

	Global Warming Hike May Be Steeper: Research
	Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Radioactive Longer Than Expected
	Israel Threatens to Use Force Against Settlers
	Anti-War Activists Losing Patience with Obama
	Climate Summit: History Was Not Made

Saturday December 19, 2009

	Stupak, Working with GOP, Trying to Sink Abortion Compromise
	How the White House Misjudged the Political Landscape
	UN Climate Talks ‘Take Note’ of Accord Backed by US
	Iran Rejects Iraqi Incursion Claim
	Barney Frank vs. the Credit Raters
	W.Sahara Activist Returns Home After Hunger Strike
	Senate Unveils Health Care Compromise
	Senate Approves $636 Billion Military Spending Bill

Friday December 18, 2009

	Copenhagen Negotiators Bicker and Filibuster While the Biosphere Burns
	Copenhagen Heading for Meltdown as Stalemate Continues Over Emission cuts
	Poll: Voters Reject Health Care Mandate Without Public Option, Medicare Buy-In
	Iranian Forces Take Over Iraq Oil Well
	US Executions Down by Half over Past Decade: Report
	Kucinich Panel to Investigate Citigroup Tax Ruling
	Bottled Water Sales Dry Up, Industry asks ‘Why?’
	Not Much Done on Agenda of Change
	Online Posting of Women's Abortion Information Challenged in Oklahoma
	Stunning Statistics About the War Every American Should Know
	Homeowners Often Rejected Under Obama's Loan Plan
	Barack Obama's Speech Disappoints and Fuels Frustration at Copenhagen
	CIA Working with Palestinian Security Agents

Thursday December 17, 2009

	Greenpeace Sends ‘Rescue Squad’ to US Chamber of Commerce
	Nation's Largest Union: Change Health Care Bill Or Else
	Leaked UN Report Shows Cuts Offered at Copenhagen Would Lead to 3C Rise
	Climate Activists Stage Sit-In at the US State Department
	Will Progressives 'Push Back' or Help Kill Health Bill?
	Two-Degree Temperature Rise Could Flood Wide Areas of Planet, Study Says
	War? There's an iPhone App for That
	Even in Cases the US Wins, Guantanamo Evidence Is Suspect
	Divide and Conquer at Copenhagen
	Pelosi says Kucinich Resolution Will Satisfy Need for Afghanistan Vote
	Western Sahara Hunger Strike Activist Hospitalized: Aide
	US Military Adding More Drones in Afghanistan
	Copenhagen Conference on the Brink of Collapse as World Leaders Arrive at Talks

Wednesday December 16, 2009

	There Will Be No Roll Call: Sanders Withdraws Single-Payer Amendment
	With Scant Opposition or Argument, House Passes $636 Billion Defense Bill
	Coburn Demands 12-Hour Reading Of Single-Payer Amendment On Senate Floor
	Civil Society Declares: ‘Our Climate, Not Your Business!’
	Angry Liberals: Why Didn't Obama Fight?
	Gore in Copenhagen: Favors Carbon Tax; Calls Deniers 'Reckless Fools'
	The Guantanamo Shell Game?
	Reclaim Power Action Begins inside Copenhagen Climate Talks
	Friends of the Earth Among Activists Barred from Copenhagen Conference Center
	'We Can Fail' - Climate Conference President
	US Silent About Taliban Guarantee Offer on al Qaeda

Tuesday December 15, 2009

	Senate to Take up Bernie Sanders Single-Payer Health Plan Wednesday
	Alan Grayson: Afghan War 'Futile'
	High-Profile Activist's Arrest Fuels Fears of Police Crackdown in Copenhagen
	Howard Dean: 'Kill The Senate Bill'
	Monsanto Awarded 'Angry Mermaid' Lobbying Prize
	135,000 Uninsured Americans Will Die Before Health Reform Takes Effect, Analysis Finds
	Meet the Merry Climate Pranksters Who Put Canada on the Spot
	'We Don't Want Violence, We Want to Get Our Voices Heard' Say Protesters
	Dubya: The Surreal Afterlife of an Ex-President
	Bush White House Emails Won't Be Public For Years
	Israel Confirms UK Arrest Warrant Against Livni

Monday December 14, 2009

	Obama May Launch Drone Attacks on Major Pakistani City
	Copenhagen Chaos: Developing Countries Insist Kyoto Stays
	Pakistan Rebuffs US on Taliban Crackdown
	Don't Worry, Scientists Suggest, New Earth Just 'Few Years Away'
	Insurance Stocks Soar on News of Lieberman’s Obstructionism
	Campaign Cash From Wall Street Favored Representatives Who Opposed Finance Reform Bill
	Developing Countries End Boycott at Climate Talks
	Supreme Court Rejects Guantanamo Torture Case
	Monsanto Stomps Down Budding Seed Competitors
	Did the Yes Men Punk Canada in Copenhagen?
	US Protesters Seek New Anti-War Movement
	Heavy Oil Might Be the Future of Alaska Petroleum Development
	Women's Rights Advocates Square Off over Status of Afghan Women
	Climate Talks Suspended After Mass Walkout
	Lieberman Tells Reid To His Face: I'll Vote Against Current Health Care Bill

Sunday December 13, 2009

	Iraq: The Crime of the Century
	Obama's Big Sellout: The President has Packed His Economic Team with Wall Street Insiders
	Drug Money Saved Banks in Global Crisis, Claims UN Advisor
	Soldiers Forced to Go AWOL for PTSD Care
	Despite US Laws, Thousands Still Virtual Slaves in America
	Bush Birth Control Policies Fueled Africa's Baby Boom
	Untouchable: Blair to Give Iraq War Evidence in Secret
	Science of Global Warming Not Faked, Inquiry Decides
	Under the Icy North Lurks a ‘Carbon Bomb’
	Yes, Regulators Can Stop Foreclosures
	Nearly 1000 Released After Climate Protest Arrests

Saturday December 12, 2009

	Nearly 1000 Detained in Copenhagen Climate Protest
	Small Farmers Can Cool the World
	Health Care Street Heat Targets Senator Schumer, Demanding Medicare for All
	Obama: I Didn't Run For Office To Help 'Fat Cat Bankers'
	Major Victory for ACORN and the Constitution
	New New Deal? House Passes Sweeping Financial Regulation
	Global Protests Demand Action on Climate Change
	Tony Blair Admits: I Would Have Invaded Iraq Anyway

Friday December 11, 2009

	Global Civil Society Brandishes Utopian Vision, Promises Climate Action
	Networks Still Hosting Military Analysts Without Identifying Massive Conflicts Of Interest
	Shell and Petronas Win Rights to Develop Giant Iraq Oilfield
	World Should at Least Halve CO2 by 2050: Draft Text
	Egyptians, with US Assistance, Building Wall Under Ground at Gaza
	Despite Incongruity, Corporate Media Love a Good War Speech
	New Proposal Would Pay Americans a Percent of Carbon Permits
	G77: 'US Should Spend as Much on Global Warming as War'
	Blackwater Guards Tied to Secret Raids by the CIA
	Grijalva Says The Senate Public Option Compromise Is A Non-Starter

Thursday December 10, 2009

	US Negotiator Rejects Climate Reparation
	UK Issues New Guidance on Labelling of Food from Illegal Israeli Settlements
	Former Bailout Czar Signs On With Firm That Helped Run Bailout
	Kucinich Plans to Force Vote on US Withdrawal from Afghanistan
	That Unpopular Bank Bailout? Geithner Wants to Extend It
	Vulnerable Nations at Copenhagen Summit Reject 2C Target
	Norwegians Incensed Over Barack Obama's Snubs
	Nurses Unions Join Together for More Clout
	Obama Nobel Speech: 'War Is Peace'
	Ocean Acidification Rates Pose Disaster for Marine Life, Major Study Shows
	Afghans Angry at Obama's Nobel Win

Wednesday December 9, 2009

	US General: Afghan Violence to Rise
	US Youth Crash Climate-Denier Live Webcast in Copenhagen
	Obama Launches Freedom of Information Initiative
	Afghanistan’s 'Bravest Woman' Pins Hopes on USA, Not Obama
	People Speak Tells Extraordinary Works of 'Ordinary People'
	Senate Dems Ditch the Public Option
	US to Pay $3.4bn to Settle Native Americans Land Case
	For the Feds, Some Wall Street Firms Are Too Big — to Punish
	Danish Police Raid Copenhagen Climate Campaigners' Rooms
	G77 says Danish Climate Text 'Threatens Success' of UN Talks
	Mercosur Leaders, Venezuela Reject Honduras election
	No Slowdown of Global Warming, Agency Says

Tuesday December 8, 2009

	Senators Reach Tentative Public Option Deal--Withhold Details As They Await CBO Score
	Reproductive Rights Resist Erosion in US Senate
	Bolivian President to Deepen Social Revolution
	Millions in US Drink Dirty Water, Records Show
	Protest and Non-Violent Civil Disobedience at Chevron Headquarters; 31 Arrested
	White House Wants Torture Suit against Yoo Dismissed
	Copenhagen Climate Summit in Disarray after 'Danish Text' Leak
	More Than 100 Killed in Baghdad Explosions
	Watered-Down 'Public Plan' Emerges in Senate
	President Obama Told Me to Stop ‘Demeaning’ Him, says Rep. Conyers
	Naomi Klein Kick-Starts the Activism at Copenhagen with Call for Disobedience

Monday December 7, 2009

	Decade of 2000s Was Warmest Ever, Scientists Say
	Lawyers Fight to Halt Ohio Execution Condemned as Human Experimentation
	Drill, Baby, Drill: Obama Administration OKs Oil Drilling in Arctic off Alaska
	Senator Adds Abortion Restrictions to Health Care Bill
	Senate Dems May Open Up Medicare To Pacify "Progressives"
	Bush Climate Team Still Impacting The Debate, Report Finds
	Civil Society and Climate Activists: The Most Vital Delegates Arrive in Copenhagen
	EPA to Announce Greenhouse Gases Pose Public Health Threat
	Checkmate: How Joe Lieberman Turned The Public Option Fight On Its Head
	Was Russian Secret Service Behind Leak of Climate-Change Emails?
	GOP Would Require President, Cabinet, Staff To Enroll In Public Option
	Study Finds Weed Killer Affects Frogs Sexually
	Copenhagen Climate Conference Opens to Dire Warnings
	Evo Morales Wins Landslide Victory in Bolivian Presidential Elections
	Spain Moves to Help Western Sahara Hunger Striker
	Plight of Afghan Women May Worsen as War Effort is Stepped Up, Warns Report
	White House Chorus: We Will Occupy South Asia for 'Long Time'

Sunday December 6, 2009

	Italians Say 'No Berlusconi'
	New Website Helps Shoppers Avoid GMO Foods
	Battle Over Mountaintop Mining Slowly Gains Ground
	Danish Police Issue Protests Warning Before Summit
	Climate Change Conspiracies: Stolen Emails Used to Ridicule Global Warming

Saturday December 5, 2009

	Neo-Cons Get Warm and Fuzzy Over "War President"
	Climate Change Protesters Take to London Streets
	'Bush and Blair Misled the Public... Yes, It's Conceivable Both Could End Up on Trial'
	Another McGovern Takes On a War
	Pentagon's War Pitch Belied by Taliban-Qaeda Conflict

Friday December 4, 2009

	Do Obama Officials Know What his Afghanistan Plan Is?
	EPA Petitioned to Cap Carbon Dioxide Under the Clean Air Act
	Chomsky Speaks on US Imperialism
	Pelosi Nixes Obey's War Tax Proposal
	Texas Executes Man at Center of Mental Disability Debate
	CIA Can Expand Using Drones in Pakistan: Report
	Liberal Democrats Take Aim at Funding for War
	Senator Sanders Offers Medicare-for-All Amendment in Senate
	Citizens Back Climate Action, Despite Industry Lobbying Surge
	UN to Investigate Climate Email Row
	Wendell Berry Says Large-Scale Farms Killing Land as Well as Towns
	Majority of Americans Think Torture 'Sometimes' Justified
	Amy Goodman's Border Woes Have Americans in a Tizzy

Thursday December 3, 2009

	Anti-US Feeling Running High as CIA Drones Take a Civilian Toll
	Health Reform Update: Compromising the Compromise of the Compromised Compromise
	DeFazio Calls for Tax on Wall Street Speculators
	Civil Disobedience Needed to Win Action on Climate Change, New Greenpeace Chief Says
	Reproductive Rights Showdown Looms in Senate
	Senator Moves to Slow Bernanke's Fed Confirmation
	Honduran Congress Votes Against Zelaya's Return
	Comcast, NBC Deal Will Face Tough Antitrust Review
	Aid Groups Worry About Afghan Strategy
	Copenhagen Climate Change Talks Must Fail, says Top Scientist
	Bhopal Survivors Demand Action

Wednesday December 2, 2009

	Jane Hamsher Leads Left Away from White House
	US Liberals Express Anger over Obama's Decision to Raise Troop Levels
	New York Senate Defeats Gay Marriage Bill
	Another Afghanistan Conflict for General McCaffrey to Disclose
	Climate Change Denial is the New Article of Faith for the Far Right
	BlackwaterFounder, Prince, Feels Thrown Under Bus
	Anti-War Activists Plan 'Emergency' Rally In DC To Protest Afghanistan Escalation
	US Private Sector Sheds More Jobs Than Expected: ADP
	Between the Lines, an Expansion in Pakistan
	Summit Does Not Recognize Elections in Honduras
	Climate Research Chief Phil Jones Stands Down Pending Inquiry into Leaked Emails
	GOP: Use Unspent Stimulus For War
	Palestine Calls for Release of Intifada Leader in Prisoner Swap with Israel
	Israel Strips More Palestinians of Jerusalem Status
	ACLU: Supreme Court Decision Won’t End Torture Photos Fight
	250 Rally at West Point for End of Afghan War
	Afghans Unimpressed by Obama's Troops Surge
	Obama Had Rejected His Own Speech's Surge Rationale

Tuesday December 1, 2009

	As Obama Sends More Troops, Giant Shadow Army Of Contractors Set To Grow In Afghanistan
	The Campaign Cash Behind the Afghanistan Escalation
	Tree Plantations Are Not Forests, Women Activists Say
	Democrats Campaign Against Obama's Afghan Plan
	Greens vs. Greens as Copenhagen Climate Summit Nears
	Oil Companies Look to the Future in Iraq
	Europeans Could Save Planet for $3 a Day: Study
	Bhopal Water Still Toxic 25 Years After Deadly Gas Leak, Study Finds
	Movement to Ban Divorce Grows in California
	Iraq Inquiry: Blair Told Bush He Was Willing to Join, 11 Months Before War
	Obama's Exceedingly Familiar Justifications for Escalation
	Aetna Prepares for Loss of 600,000 Members as it Raises 2010 Prices
	Victory Declared in Controversial Poll That was Already a Win-Win for Honduras's Wealthy Elite
	In Afghan Debate, Few Antiwar Op-Eds
	Major Cities at Risk from Rising Sea Level Threat
	Discrimination Under Fire on World AIDS Day

Monday November 30, 2009

	Prologue to Copenhagen: Fasts, Lock Downs, Sit-Ins, Die-Ins for Climate Justice Across the Nation
	UN: Rape in Afghanistan a Human Rights Problem of 'Profound Proportions'
	Senate Bill Contains a Gift for Big Banks
	Conservatives Win Honduran Election
	Swiss Ban on Minarets Causes Shockwaves
	Religious Right Launches Fresh Assault on US Abortion Rights
	Dems Seek Deal as Sen. Debate on Healthcare Begins
	Iran Sends Mixed Signals on Quitting Nuclear Curb Pact
	Afghan War Cost Grips Both Parties
	Countdown to Copenhagen: The 'People's Summit'
	Trigger-Happy Security Guards Complicate Afghan Convoys

Sunday November 29, 2009

	Bhopal: The Victims are Still Being Born
	Saddam Was Telling Truth in Missing Gulf War Pilot
	'Nuclear Pope' ElBaradei Steps Down
	Democrats in Revolt Over Obama’s Troop Surge
	Release of Secret Reports Delayed
	Western Lifestyle Unsustainable, Says Climate Expert Rajendra Pachauri
	US Forces Missed Chance to Get bin Laden: Report

Saturday November 28, 2009

	Police, Protesters Clash Ahead of WTO Conference
	US Journalist , Amy Goodman, Grilled at Canada Border Crossing
	Tea Parties Emerge as Revenue Stream
	Russia, US Likely to Miss Deadline on Arms Pact
	US Navy Plots Arctic Push
	US Was 'Hell Bent' on Iraq War, UK Envoy Says
	Afghan Teenagers Claim Abuse at US Military Prison

Friday November 27, 2009

	Designs for New UK Nuclear Reactors are Unsafe, Claims Watchdog
	Australian Camel Cull Plan Angers Animal Welfare Groups
	Obama's State Department Backpedals on Landmine Treaty Stance
	Americans Toss Out 40 Percent of All Food
	U.S. Military Unveils Huge New Prison in Afghanistan
	'No Logo' Author Naomi Klein to Focus on Climate Controversies in New Book

Thursday November 26, 2009

	Wal-Mart Price Pressure Hurts China Workers: Report
	Climate Protestors Face Sleeping in Prison Gyms
	Shock over Obama Decision to Reject Landmine Ban
	White House: US Will Be Out of Afghanistan... by 2017
	European MP, Activist Jose Bové Avoids Jail for GM Attack
	NATO Will Send 5,000 More Troops to Afghanistan, Says Brown
	Fears Forest Proposals Are 'Human Rights Disaster'
	Iraq Inquiry: Deal Might have been ‘Signed in Blood’ by Blair and Bush in 2002
	Ex-UK envoy: US Focused on Iraq Hours after 9/11
	Iraq: The Inquiry Cover-Up That Will Keep Us in the Dark

Wednesday November 25, 2009

	Walking, Biking Good for You and the Planet: Study
	Agribusiness Chief Slams Organics
	Obama Will Attend Copenhagen Summit Before Picking up Nobel Peace Prize
	Obama's 'Finish the Job' Talk Sets Stage for Afghan Troop Surge
	Lead, Chemicals Found in Toys Despite Stricter Law
	As Consumer Debt Soars, Layaway Service Returns From the Dead
	US Will Not Join Treaty Banning Landmines
	Khmer Rouge Torturer Apologizes for Deaths
	Chilcot Inquiry Told: Few Links From Saddam to al-Qaida After 9/11

Tuesday November 24, 2009

	Insurance Industry Antitrust Fight Headed to Conference Committee
	Afghan Army Turnover Rate Threatens US War Plans
	Obama Administration Urged to Join Mine Ban Treaty
	Critics Dismiss Honduran Election -- Even Before First Vote Has Been Cast
	Health Bill Revives Abortion Groups
	Cabot Oil and Gas Faces Lawsuit in Marcellus Shale Drilling
	Lou Dobbs Mulls White House Bid
	Activists Target 'World of Coca-Cola'
	On Trial: System That Locks Children up for Life Without Hope of Freedom
	Iraq War Inquiry Opens in UK
	Mankind Using Earth's Resources at Alarming Rate
	Oil Sands Threaten Our Survival, Al Gore Warns
	Déjà Vu: Obama Plans to Send 34,000 More Troops to Afghanistan

Monday November 23, 2009

	Blackwater's Secret War in Pakistan
	Green Jobs Help Climate, Boost Social Justice
	Obama Quietly Backs Patriot Act Provisions
	Single Payer Activists to Congress: Defeat Democratic Health Bill
	Veggie Season Keeps Growing
	Obey Wants 'War Surtax' to Fund Afghan Effort
	Four Arrested at SOA Watch Protest
	Bernie Sanders Pushes Back On Public Option
	Antarctic Ice Loss Vaster, Faster Than Thought: Study
	Climate Change Sceptics and Lobbyists Put World at Risk, says Top Adviser

Sunday November 22, 2009

	Realities Collide at Halifax "War Conference"
	Report: Leaked UK Documents Detail Iraq War Chaos
	Fed Under Fire As Public Anger Mounts
	Susan West Friedman; Tireless Activist was Passionate About Righting Social Injustices
	Forced Labor and Rape, the New Face of Slavery in America
	Heath Care Debate Poised to Take Center Stage when Vermont Lawmakers Return this Winter
	Hamas Armed Wing Vows to Respond to Gaza Strikes
	How Health Care Reform Could Fall Apart
	US Builds Up its Bases in Oil-Rich South America

Saturday November 21, 2009

	Democrats Have 60 Votes to Advance Health Bill
	Anti-Obama Billboard Stirs Controversy
	Landrieu to Vote Yes on Key Health-Care Test
	1969 Alcatraz Takeover 'Changed the Whole Course of History'
	Students Taught How to Grow Marijuana in Detroit's New Cannabis College
	Fired Therapist: Stressed Marines Get Shoddy Care
	Iran to Hold War Games to Protect Nuclear Sites
	In Indiana, Practice for 'Civilian Surge' in Afghanistan
	Canadian Diplomat Alleges Troops in Afghanistan Were Complicit in Torture

Friday November 20, 2009

	Biodiversity Loss Is Earth's 'Immense and Hidden' Tragedy, Darwin's 'Natural Heir' Warns
	My Lai Photographer Ron Haeberle Exposed a Vietnam Massacre 40 Years Ago Today in The Plain Dealer
	Tea Partyers Turn on Each Other
	CIA 'Ran Secret Prison for al-Qaeda' in Lithuanian Riding School
	Report Says Nuclear Plants Are Poisoning Our Water
	Court Rejects David Miliband Bid to Suppress CIA Evidence
	UN Urges Global Action on Children
	SOA Watch Marks 20th Anniversary of Assassinations
	Fed Beaten: Bill to Audit Federal Reserve Passes Key Hurdle

Thursday November 19, 2009

	Belgian PM Named as EU President
	US Residents Fight for the Right to Hang Laundry
	Republicans Berate Geithner, Call for Him to Resign
	Iran Demands US Free Its Assets After Obama Warning
	Rage at UC Fee Hike in L.A., Berkeley Protests
	US Makes Debut Attendance at Hague War Crimes Court
	Fine and Inquiry Possible for Blackwater Successor
	All Afghan Detainees Likely Tortured: Diplomat
	Senate Dems Close in on Reform: Details of Health Care Bill Revealed
	Court: Negligence by US Army Corps Caused Katrina Flooding
	Activists to Peg Climate Actions to Science
	'Liberation Was Just a Big Lie'

Wednesday November 18, 2009

	Report Details 'Coal's Assault on Human Health'
	Push to Curb Credit-Card Rates Fades
	Rising CO2 Will Cause Catastrophic Sea Level Rise Finds Antarctic Study
	Senate Democrats Plan to Unveil Healthcare Bill
	Netanyahu Shrugs off Worldwide Criticism
	Obama Admits Guantanamo Won't Close by Jan. Deadline
	Labor Fight Ends in Win for Students
	Poor Women 'Bear Climate Burden'
	'For Afghans, There Is No Refuge'
	Iraqis Say British Army Used Guantánamo Interrogation Methods

Tuesday November 17, 2009

	Nato Chief Promises Afghanistan Will Get 'Substantially More Forces'
	Geithner Singled Out in TARP Watchdog Neil Barofsky's Scathing Report on AIG Bailout
	Bogus Bidder Loses Shot at Global-Warming Defense
	Great Barrier Reef 'Will Die' Unless Carbon Emissions Slashed
	Remembering Andrea Lewis
	Biotech Crops Cause Big Jump in Pesticide Use: Report
	Senate Liberals Press Reid on Public Option
	America's Economic Pain Brings Hunger Pangs
	For 12-Year-Old Without an Arm, Insurance Has Run Out
	US Politician Wants American Jews to Buy West Bank Homes
	Age of Cyber Warfare Is 'Dawning'

Monday November 16, 2009

	Where Have All the Protests Gone? US Students in Limbo
	Farmers Not Invited to Food Summit?
	China Rounds up Dissidents as President Obama Touches Down in Beijing
	Texas Accounts for Half of Executions in US but Now Has Doubts Over Death Row
	Australian PM Kevin Rudd Issues Apology to British Child Migrants
	Palestinians to Ask for UN Recognition
	Privatizing Water System Could Be a Risky Move for Chicago
	US Unveils Extended Bagram Prison

Sunday November 15, 2009

	Illinois Jail is Lined Up to Hold Guantánamo Detainees
	In House, Many Spoke With One Voice: Lobbyists’
	World Leaders Back Delay to Final Climate Deal
	Secretary Gates Signs Order Barring Release of Torture Photos

Saturday November 14, 2009

	Climate Rage
	Green Festival Features All Things Eco-Friendly
	US, Somalia Still Opt Out of Children's Treaty
	UN's Ban to Fast in Solidarity with World's Hungry
	Obama Must Be More Engaged on Climate Change: Greenpeace
	Trials at Ground Zero for September 11 Accused
	Huge Rise in Birth Defects in Falluja

Friday November 13, 2009

	Army Sends Infant to Protective Services, Mom to Afghanistan
	Canada's Tar Sands Are the Future of Oil Production: Oil Exec.
	Insurer Enlists Employees to Fight Health Reform
	Will South Carolina Become the Nation's New Yucca Mountain?
	Invest in Nature Now, Save Trillions Later: Study
	Obama's Pesticide-Pushing Nominee
	Rift in US War Cabinet as Obama Throws out All Options in Debate Over Troop Surge
	UN Investigator Accuses US of Shameful Neglect of Homeless
	Will Nader Challenge Dodd?

Thursday November 12, 2009

	Shooting Itself in the Foot, Brazil Spreads Concrete Through the Rainforest
	Anti-Landmine Activists See Hope for US Shift
	UN Food Summit 'Fails Before It Begins'
	Red Cross Says Millions of Displaced Are Neglected
	Honduras Accord Is on Verge of Collapse
	Activists Take Aim at Democratic, Republican Cash
	BP Faces Damages Claim Over Pipeline Through Colombian Farmland
	Report Shows Pfizer Fudged Drug Studies
	Official: Obama Wants His War Options Changed
	Financial Firms Fight Giving Government Breakup Powers
	Rendition Redux?

Wednesday November 11, 2009

	Afghan Future Threatened by Ex-Warlords in Gov't
	Obama War Council Weighs Afghan Troop Boost
	Lack of Health Care Killed 2,266 US Veterans Last Year: Study
	UN: 200 Million Kids Have Stunted Growth
	Plan for Bhopal Tours Causes Outrage
	9/11's Delayed Legacy: Cancer for Many of the Rescue Workers
	Pharma Deal With White House on Course to Net Industry Billions
	India Ramps up Nuclear Power With Help From the United States
	Yoo's Lawyers Warn of Flood of Political Suits
	Vets Battle Unemployment and War Injuries

Tuesday November 10, 2009

	Blackwater Said to Approve Iraqi Payoffs After Shootings
	Video Shows Taliban With US Weapons
	Lack of Health Care Worsens Women's Life Quality: WHO
	Is New York’s Marcellus Shale Too Hot to Handle?
	Koalas 'Could Face Extinction'
	Guantanamo Conditions 'Deteriorate'
	Key Oil Figures Were Distorted by US Pressure, Says Whistleblower

Monday November 9, 2009

	Tony Podesta: Turning Change Into Dollars
	Abortion Rights Groups Now Oppose House Health Care Bill
	Gays Organize DNC Boycott
	Soldiers Claim War Zone Contractors Exposed Them to Toxins
	Bernie Sanders Pledges to Hang Tough for Strong Public-Option
	Kucinich Withdraws as Palm Beach County Democratic Keynoter Amid Uproar over His Israel Stance
	Global Poll: Widespread Dissatisfaction with Free-Market Capitalism
	Healthcare Bill Faces Tough Path in Senate
	Iraqis Pass Election Law Crucial to US Withdrawal Plans

Sunday November 8, 2009

	As Oceans Fall Ill, Washington Bureaucrats Squabble
	In Eastern Europe, People Pine for Socialism
	Climate Change: Dark Clouds Gathering Over Copenhagen
	House Passes Health Reform, But Without Reproductive Rights

Saturday November 7, 2009

	Obama Leaning Toward 34,000 More Troops for Afghanistan
	Report: 237 Millionaires in Congress
	Broader Measure of U.S. Unemployment Stands at 17.5%
	Noam Chomsky: 'US Foreign Policy is Straight Out of the Mafia'
	Coal Ash from U.S. Blamed for Dominican Town's Birth Defects
	Recovery? The 10.2% Without Jobs Might Beg to Differ
	Democrats to Resolve Abortion Impasse on the House Floor

Friday November 6, 2009

	Democrat Gives Up Single-Payer Measure to Back Party Leaders
	Climate Talks End on Divided Note
	Civil Unrest Has a Role in Stopping Climate Change, Says Gore
	Indoor Plants Could Save Your Life
	US Fed Up With Troops Dying to Prop Up Karzai
	US Jobless Rate Surpasses 10% to Hit 26-Year High
	UN Endorses Gaza War Crimes Report
	Bernie Sanders Tackles Too Big to Fail in Two Pages
	Zelaya Says Honduras Crisis Deal Has Failed
	Credit Card Firms Hurry to Raise Rates

Thursday November 5, 2009

	Spokane Considers Community Bill of Rights
	Pentagon Pursuing New Investigation Into Bush Propaganda Program
	Pelosi: Single-Payer Amendment Breaks Obama's Health Care Promise
	Afghans Protest Against US After Missile Strike
	Coke to Bring You Advice About Health and Soft Drinks
	UN to Evacuate 600 Foreign Staff From Afghanistan
	Friends of the Earth Attacks Carbon Trading
	Ousted Honduran Leader Asks for Clinton's Stand on Coup
	Congress Out of Step With Public on Intl Law?
	Health Care Reform's Missing Piece: Elder Care

Wednesday November 4, 2009

	It’s a Dirty Business — The New Gold Rush That Is Blackening Canada’s Name
	US Voices Alarm at Level of Afghan Corruption
	Italy Convicts Former CIA Agents in Renditions Trial
	African Nations Make a Stand at UN Climate Talks
	Mousavi Supporters Clash With Police in Tehran
	US Diplomats Meet Burmese Leaders
	US House Rejects Goldstone Report
	No Sunset for Sweeping Patriot Act Powers?
	Binding Treaty No Longer a Realistic Goal for Climate Summit, UN Chief Concedes
	Gay Marriage Repealed in Maine

Tuesday November 3, 2009

	One in Five Mammals Threatened With Extinction
	Claude Levi-Strauss, 100: Reshaped Field of Anthropology
	Afghan War Vets Patrol Halls of Congress to Stop Troop Escalation
	Lobbying Cash Obscures US Climate Debate
	As Maine Goes, So Goes Gay Marriage
	Govt Lawyers Seek to Quash Rendition Lawsuit
	British Break up Several Bailed-Out Banks
	In Fight Over Credit Rules, Elizabeth Warren Wields a Plan
	UN Assembly Draft Urges Action on Gaza 'War Crimes'

Monday November 2, 2009

	Kilimanjaro's Snows Melt Away in Dramatic Evidence of Climate Change
	Climate Negotiators Grow Impatient at Lack of Leadership From America
	Berlin, Israel, Mexico: Walls Across the World
	Palestinians Criticize US U-Turn on Settlements
	US Court Denies Maher Arar's Appeal
	The New Faces of Day Labor
	Karzai Declared Afghan President, Run-Off Scrapped
	Leaking Oil Rig in Timor Sea Catches Fire
	Toxic Contaminants: The Other Scourge
	Audit: KBR Must Trim Iraq Work Force or Face Fines
	Diamond Producers Meet on 'Conflict Diamonds'
	The Paradox of US Healthcare

Sunday November 1, 2009

	How Detroit, the Motor City, Turned Into a Ghost Town
	Chile: Old Soldiers Ready to Tell Secrets of Coup
	What Lies Beneath the Rainforest
	Afghanistan Poll Chaos as Abdullah Quits Run-Off
	Chomsky: Far-Right Threat Is No Joke

Saturday October 31, 2009

	Congress to Weigh in on UN's Gaza Report
	On Nuke Disarmament, It's Still 'You First'
	Hillary Clinton: Afghanistan Vote Legitimate Even if Abdullah Boycotts
	Activist's Message at USF: End Needless Waste of Food
	Cheney Told FBI He Had No Idea Who Leaked Plame ID

Friday October 30, 2009

	Secret Bailouts for Giant Failing Banks of the Future?
	Obama Signs Law Authorizing Suppression of Torture Photos
	Mountaintop Removal Mining Protests Going National
	Arnold, Milton, and the California Nightmare
	Student Expelled to Gaza Strip by Force
	Clinton Faces Pakistani Anger At Predator Drone Attacks
	Pentagon Officials Won’t Confirm Bush Propaganda Program Ended
	Farmers Fight Climate Bill, But Warming Spells Trouble for Them
	A Dozen Countries Take on Toxic Pollution
	Canada Sets Aside Its Boreal Forest as Giant Carbon Vault
	Deal Could Lead to Reinstatement of Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya
	Ethics Investigators Probe Dozens in Congress

Thursday October 29, 2009

	UN Can’t Account for Millions Sent to Afghan Election Board
	US, NATO Forces Rely on Afghan Warlords for Security
	Will Progressive Members Follow, as Grijalva Continues Push For Robust Public Option?
	Sanders to Push for Single-Payer Vote in Senate
	Car-Free Cities: An Idea with Legs
	Group Challenges Oil Firms On Land Encroachment in Africa
	Baucus Opposition Chills Climate Bill
	Date Set for Iraq War Public Hearings in UK
	From Our Archives: What Would Howard Zinn Say If He Were Barack Obama?
	Pentagon Investigating Iraq Electrocution Death
	Demolishing Hope for Peace
	Cluster Bomb Trade Funded by World's Biggest Banks
	Under Attack, Credit Raters Turn to the First Amendment
	Oil Giant Is Gone, Legal and Environmental Mess Remains

Wednesday October 28, 2009

	Activists Arrested at Health Insurance Protest Outside Cigna offices
	Yes Men Statement on Chamber Lawsuit
	Greenpeace Climate Activists Dump Coal Outside Sweden's Government Offices
	Blasting Begins on Coal River Mountain
	Analysis: Taleban Attack is Bid to Force UN Out of Afghanistan
	Focus of Gay-Marriage Fight Is Maine
	Thousands March in 3-Day Showdown with Banking Industry
	Long-Time Environmental Activist: 'It's About the Confrontation'
	A Nuclear Power Boost for Senate Bill
	Court to Reconsider CIA Torture Flight Ruling
	Hamid Karzai's Brother Linked to CIA
	European Governments to Break up Big Banks
	US Drone Strikes May Break International Law: UN

Tuesday October 27, 2009

	Intel Panel: CIA Misled Lawmakers On Torture, Other Issues
	Senate Democrats Push for Climate Bill Ahead of Copenhagen
	Ehud Olmert Could Face War Crimes Arrest if He Visits UK
	Israelis Targeting Peaceful Anti-Occupation Grassroots Activists
	Didcot Protesters Spend Second Night Up Power Station Chimney
	October Deadliest Month for US Troops in Afghanistan
	Lieberman: Sure, I'd Filibuster A Health Care Reform Bill
	Go Veggie to Fight Global Warming, says Expert
	Obama to Give $3.4 Billion in Grants for Smart Grid
	Report: Palestinians Denied Water
	Progressives to Obama: Time to Step Up
	US Official Resigns in Protest over Afghan War
	Guantánamo Torture: UK Wants Claims of Complicity to be Heard in Secret
	Wall Street Firms Should Not Be Called Banks, US Official says
	US Chamber Sues Group After Impersonation Fiasco

Monday October 26, 2009

	Canadian Climate Protesters Disrupt House of Commons Question Period
	Protesters in Chicago March on Offices of Goldman, Wells Fargo
	What If, Instead of Fox, Team Obama Tackled Insurance Profiteers
	Reid: Senate Bill to Include Public Option
	Obama Urged to Fully Comply with Anti-Torture Treaty
	Native American Uranium Miners Still Suffer, As Industry Eyes Rebirth
	From the Big Showdown in Chicago
	NYT: Bush’s Cover-Up of Abuse Turning into Obama’s Cover-Up
	Illegal Logging Responsible for Loss of 10 Million Hectares in Indonesia
	Peaceful Protesters Included on Police Database of 'Domestic Extremists'
	New Bill to Make Seizure of US Companies Easier: Report
	No Refuge For Afghan Victims of Violence
	More Troops in Afghanistan, More Troop Deaths in Afghanistan

Sunday October 25, 2009

	Leaderless: Senate Pushes For Public Option Without Obama's Support
	'Too Innocent to Try, Too Guilty to Fly'
	Scores Killed, Hundreds Wounded in Bomb Attacks in Baghdad
	Preparing for a Pandemic, State Health Departments Struggle With Rationing Decisions
	Costs for US Project in Afghanistan Balloon, Benefit Hyped

Saturday October 24, 2009

	Serving Soldier Leads London Protest Against War in Afghanistan
	Bomb Hits Outside Suspected Pakistani Nuclear-Weapons Site
	President Obama Won’t Talk Climate Change in Copenhagen
	International Day of Demonstrations on Climate Change
	Artists to Use Public Money to Fund Copenhagen Summit Protest

Friday October 23, 2009

	Chamber Unleashes Lawyers on Yes Men
	NIE Reveals Qom Facility Followed 2007 Bush Threats
	Bush Jokes as Protesters Burn His Effigy in Montreal
	Public Option Pressure: As Stories Leak WH And Dem Leaders Say No Decision Has Been Made
	Congressman Grayson Wins Another Round in Healthcare Debate
	Banks Blasted By Regulators In UK, US
	Judge Refuses to Dismiss War Crimes Case Against Blackwater
	American Public More Complacent About Climate Change
	Groups Use 350's Big Day to Fight Cap-and-Trade

Thursday October 22, 2009

	Liberals Open Fire on Harry Reid
	FCC Commissioners Support Open Internet Rule
	DNA Profiling: You May Be Next
	'Green' Technology Should be Shared: Indian PM
	Barack Obama to Order Salary Cuts at Bailed-Out Firms
	Pro-Israel Group's Money Trail Veers Hard Right
	Orangutans Struggle to Survive as Palm Oil Booms
	T. Boone Pickens says US Firms 'Entitled' to Iraqi Oil
	Stop Texting, to Save Lives in Africa
	Colombia Rights Defenders say They're Under Constant Attack
	Four-Year Drought Pushes 23 Million Africans to Brink of Starvation
	Goldstone Dares US on Gaza Report
	Honduras Regime Harasses Brazil Embassy, Talks Stall
	Rape Victim's Choice: Risk AIDS or Health Insurance?
	Musicians Demand Records On Bush Administration's Use Of Music For Torture

Wednesday October 21, 2009

	Pentagon Instructs Officials to Cancel Contracts with ACORN. The Problem: They Don't Exist
	Pentagon Used Psychological Operation on US Public, Documents Show
	Climate Change: Global Issue Spurs Global Protest
	Taser Advice: Don't Aim at Target's Chest
	Welcoming for a War Criminal in Canada
	Progressive House Dems Want Medicare for (E)veryone
	The Eco Activists Who Are Camping Against Climate Change
	Group Tries to Blunt Right Wing on Closing Gitmo
	Weiner: Obama Admin. 'Half-Pregnant' with Health Industries
	House Bill Would Make Changes in Patriot Act
	House Moves Closer to Healthcare Public Option

Tuesday October 20, 2009

	Govt Threatens Tar Sands Activists with Anti-Terror Laws
	Nudging Recycling From Less Waste to None
	Chronic Illnesses More Often Undiscovered, Undertreated in Uninsured
	Report Urges Broad Actions to Preserve Journalism
	High Court to Consider Uighurs' Plea for Freedom
	US Commander in Iraq Warns of Threat to Pull Out... of Withdrawal
	US-Sudan: Activist Groups Cautiously Praise New Policy
	Refugee Flood Reveals Human Cost of South Waziristan's Invisible War
	US Gives Shell Green Light for Offshore Oil Drilling in the Arctic
	Karzai Orders Security Chiefs to Prepare for Election Run-Off
	Public Option Gains Support

Monday October 19, 2009

	Poll: Afghanistan Another Vietnam? Most say 'Yes'
	National Academy Blockbuster: Coal’s Huge Hidden Costs
	A New Battle Begins in Pakistan
	US Chamber of Commerce Falls Victim to 'Fraud' over Climate Hoax
	Hillary Clinton Gives 'Shameless Pitch' for Crooked Corporation in Russia
	Abuse Claims Against Peru Police Guarding British Firm Monterrico
	'They Gave Me $100 and Told Me to Fend for Myself in Baghdad'
	Obama Eases Policy on Medical Marijuana
	BP Set for Iraqi Oil License as Cabinet Approves Deal
	Israel May Have Planted Spy Gear in Lebanon: UN
	In Health Care Overhaul Effort, Millions are Being Spent to Influence Congress
	Iran Blames Pakistan and West for Deadly Suicide Bombing
	Karzai Vote 'Below 50 Percent'
	Screams, Flames Among Horrors of Botched US Executions

Sunday October 18, 2009

	Boston Antiwar Protest Draws from New England Region
	Teachers' Unions Uneasy with President Barack Obama
	Small Group Now Leads Closed Negotiations on Health-Care Bill
	U.S. Diplomatic Adviser's Troubling Role in Oil Politics

Saturday October 17, 2009

	LatAm Leftists Tackle Dollar with New Currency
	Honduras Crisis Talks Continue Past Deadlines
	UK: Hundreds of Climate Change Protesters Clash with Police After Early Arrests Fail to Stop Demonstration
	Bailout Helps Fuel a New Era of Wall Street Wealth
	AFSCME's Gerry McEntee Takes on White House

Friday October 16, 2009

	Cindy McCain Bankrolled Conference That Called for Ban on Mercenaries
	Millions to Rally Against Poverty This Weekend
	Joel Salatin, America's Farming Heavyweight
	Code Pink Delivers Afghan Petition To President
	How Dems Set Stage for Corporate-Backed Health Care Campaign
	11 Charged with Trespassing at Health Care Protest in Massachusetts
	Carbon Emissions Must Peak by 2015: UN Climate Scientist
	U.N. Rights Body Endorses Gaza War Crimes Report

Thursday October 15, 2009

	Republicans Fail to Stop Gitmo Transfers into US
	As Foreclosures Hit All-Time High, Wall Street on Pace to Hand Out Record $140B in Employee Bonuses
	Obama Hears Conflicting Views on Afghanistan from Democrats
	Northern Congo Civilians 'Need Urgent Aid'
	Single-Payer Healthcare System Supporters Plan Nationwide Protests
	Spate of Attacks Leaves 27 dead, 30 injured in Lahore
	Lack of Scrutiny for Geithner Aides
	The Arctic Will Be Ice-Free in Summer within 20 Years, Research Says
	The People vs Wall Street
	US Berated for Shielding Israel on Gaza Killings

Wednesday October 14, 2009

	Climate Change Activist Stopped from Travelling to Copenhagen
	Dr Rowan Williams says Climate Crisis a Chance to Become Human Again
	Obama’s Pakistan Policy in Disarray After Opposition to $7.5bn Aid Conditions
	Wall Street Set to Award Record Pay: Report
	Supreme Court Delay May Help Keep Detainee Abuse Pics Forever Sealed
	'Crude' Looks at Oil Damage in Amazon Jungle
	Foreign Policy Hawks Launch New Campaign Against Obama
	Earth's Life Support Systems Failing
	Activists Win Right Livelihood Awards
	Farmers Try to Plant Hemp at DEA Office, Arrested
	Drugmakers, Doctors Rake in Billions Battling H1N1 Flu
	Bleak US Job Market Boosts Military Recruitment
	Unsafe Abortions Kill 70,000 a Year

Tuesday October 13, 2009

	Unions Will Oppose Baucus Bill Unless It's Changed
	Pro-War Officials Play Up Taliban-al Qaeda Ties
	Baucus Committee OKs a Health Bill, But Not Reform
	US Boosts Spending on Bunker-Buster Bomb
	Palestinian Faith in Obama 'Evaporates'
	Nurses to Sue Over H1N1 Shots
	Afghan Frustration Mounts over Vote Result Delay
	A Look at Fracking: Documentary Explores Environmental Consequences of Gas Extraction Method
	Calif. Governor OKs Harvey Milk Day, Marriage Bill
	Decline of a Tribe: and Then There Were Five
	Indigenous People Across Latin America Protest Spanish 'Genocide'
	Obama approves 13,000 more troops to Afghanistan
	If We Want Peace, We're Going to Have to Learn to Say No
	Cleansing the Air at the Expense of Waterways

Monday October 12, 2009

	Stalled Agenda Irks Labor Leaders
	Hunger Hurts Also the Well-Fed
	Insurers Mount Attack Against Health Reform
	Afghan Quits Election Panel, Claiming Foreigners are Making All Decisions
	Advancing Marines Test New Afghan War Doctrine
	US Duo Wins Nobel Economics Prize, First Woman Lauded
	Gay Rights Advocates March on DC, Divided on Obama
	Greenpeace Protesters Spend Night on Parliament Roof

Sunday October 11, 2009

	Greenpeace Takes Anti-Oilsands Message to Oil Companies' Homes
	Congress Set to Act to Keep Abuse Photos Hidden
	Millions Will Starve as Rich Nations Cut Food Aid Funding, Warns UN
	Obama Vows Unqualified Support for Gay-Rights Agenda

Saturday October 10, 2009

	US Strategy in Doubt as Abbas Loses Popular Support
	Testimony Rebuffs Common Rhetoric About Al Qaeda in Afghanistan
	Obama Defends New Consumer Agency
	Health-Care Bill May Not Get Single GOP Vote in the House

Friday October 9, 2009

	Top Troop Request Exceeds 60,000
	Police and Protesters Clash in Jerusalem
	Four Degrees of Devastation
	Gay Activists Head To DC To Demand Federal Action
	EU in call to US on death penalty
	Mass. House Approves Bill Allowing Quarantines
	No Chance of Peace for Years, says Israel's Foreign Minister
	Rochester Police, City Council Examine Protest Clash
	Watchdog: Obama's Mortgage Relief Efforts Aren't Good Enough
	House Gives Final Approval To Hate Crimes Bill
	Police Arrest 7 Protesters in Sit-In Calling for Single-Payer Health Insurance in Chicago
	U.S. Chamber of Commerce President: Environmentalists Behind Resignation of Apple, Others
	Praise and Skepticism Greet Obama Nobel Award

Thursday October 8, 2009

	G8 States Could Face Class Actions on Climate Change
	Era of Cheap, Easy Oil is Over, Warns Study
	Bank Buster: Elizabeth Warren is Wall Street's Worst Nightmare
	When Wall St. Calls, Geithner Answers
	In Reversal of Bush Policy, EPA Launches New Study of Atrazine’s Health Effects
	Liberals See Health Care Hero in Freshman Florida Lawmaker
	US Envoy Returns to Mideast Amid Little Hope
	Ex-Staffers Winning Defense Panel Pork, Study Finds
	Maine Same-Sex Marriage Measure: Prop. 8 Rerun
	Democrats Disgruntled as Obama Fails to Deliver
	Thousands Stand in Line for Help Paying Bills in Detroit
	Heads or tails, Obama loses
	Left Claims 218 Votes in Sight
	Rich Nations Need to Ante-Up in Climate Talks: UN
	Lawmakers Agree to Holding Guantanamo Inmates in US

Wednesday October 7, 2009

	Afghan Taliban Say They Pose No Threat to the West
	Activism Works. Kingsnorth Coal Plant Shelved
	Key Senators Say Dem Leadership Entertaining Idea Of Weak Public Option
	8 Years and Counting (and Still Standing)
	Campaigners Press for Arms Trade Deal
	Maldives Cabinet Meets Underwater to Stress Threat from Rising Sea Levels
	Diplomats Converge on Honduras for talks
	Chemical Linked to Aggression in Girls
	Homeland Security Dept. Begins Immigration Overhaul With New Detention Standards
	Fury Over Gaza War Report Weakens Abbas
	House Liberals Float Bill to Bar Troop 'Surge'
	'Difficult' to Meet Guantanamo Closure Deadline: Holder
	Obama Rules Out Afghanistan Troop Cuts
	US Threatens to Derail Climate Talks by Refusing to Include Kyoto Targets
	For Anti-War Protesters, the Cause Isn't Lost

Tuesday October 6, 2009

	New Report Urges Quick, Aggressive Action to Stem Carbon Emissions
	Lawyers Scarce for Poor Facing Foreclosure
	Turkish Police Battle IMF Protesters in Istanbul
	Leaked Iran Paper Based on Intel that Split IAEA
	'Rethink Afghanistan' Destroys Failed Logic of War
	Pakistan Readies for New Assault on Bin Laden Lair
	Island Nations Frustrated at Climate Talks
	US Push to Expand in Pakistan Meets Resistance
	Coup-Backed Regime Lifts Rights Curbs in Honduras
	US Losing Ground on Preventable Deaths
	Global Brands Refuse to Endorse 'Slaughter of the Amazon'

Monday October 5, 2009

	The Demise of the Dollar
	Protesters Try to Influence Afghanistan Policy
	Alberta Vows to Crackdown on Greenpeace Protesters
	White House: Leaving Afghanistan Not An Option
	Worst Losses for a Year as Taliban Storm NATO Outpost
	Health Workers Protest Flu Vaccine Mandate
	Men Arrested for G-20 Twittering say It's Free Speech
	A Tax on Coca-Cola and Pepsi 'Could Make Americans Thinner'
	Migrants Give More than They Take, Says UN
	Three Dead in Blast at UN Office in Islamabad
	More Americans Growing Food on Small `Hobby Farms'
	US Climate Bill Not Likely This Year, says Obama Adviser
	US FDIC Chief: "Too Big to Fail" Must End for All
	They Lied: Watchdog Says Treasury and Fed Knew Bailed-Out Banks Were Not 'Healthy'

Sunday October 4, 2009

	Arrests End Shell Oil Plant Protest in Canada
	Schumer: Senate Dems Will 'Come Together on a Public Option'
	Firms Are Getting Billions, but Homeowners Still in Trouble
	Beekeepers Tell Pesticide Firm to Buzz Off
	UN Warns of 70 Percent Desertification by 2025
	Arctic Seas Turn to Acid, Putting Vital Food Chain at Risk

Saturday October 3, 2009

	Breakthrough in Honduras Deadlock
	Avenger of the Skies: New Wave of Drones Takes Off
	Report: Great Lakes Water Levels Dropping
	US 'Silent on Israeli Nuclear Arms'
	Marching Round the World for Peace
	Greenhouse Emissions From Oil Sands Underestimated: Report

Friday October 2, 2009

	Iran's Geneva Offer on Nukes: Progress for Both Sides
	Where Freedom Means a Chance to Work
	Montana AG Probing American Police Force Deal
	A Costly US-Mexico Border Wall, in Both Dollars and Deaths
	New Film Seeks Answer to Mystery of Vanishing Bees
	Revealed: Millions Spent by Lobby Firms Fighting Obama Health Reforms
	Dalai Lama Speaks Out on Afghanistan, Iraq, and Alberta Oil Sands
	Nurses File Lawsuit Over Mandatory Flu Vaccine
	Food Supply Hangs in the Balance
	UN Delays Action on Gaza War Report

Thursday October 1, 2009

	Police Use of Acoustic Warfare Draws Ire of Civil Libertarians
	Progressives Prepare to Pressure Reid to Include Public Option in Senate Health Care Bill
	Justice Dept. Ordered to Release Cheney Statements in Plame Case
	Iran Pledges to Allow Nuclear Inspections: UN Envoy
	Water Worries Threaten US Push for Natural Gas
	Advocates Fight Mountaintop Removal
	How to Sustain a Local Economy: From PB&J to Regional Currencies
	US Judge Refuses to Release Interrogation Documents
	Getting Corny: Environmentalists Seek 'Agricultural Asylum'
	House Dems' Afghan Anxieties
	US Nuke Agency Pushes New Bomb Production
	Student Reporter Whips Shoe at IMF Head
	Climate Control Debate Heats Up in the Senate
	White House Split on Second Afghan Troop Surge

Wednesday September 30, 2009

	Red Cross Warns of Complacency in Still-Bloody Iraq
	Italy Seeks Jail for US Spies in Rendition Trial
	UN Demands End of Sexual Violence as Tactic of War
	US 'to Speed up Iraq Withdrawal'
	UN 'to Remove Afghanistan Envoy'
	Gore Vidal: ‘We’ll Have a Dictatorship Soon in the US’
	Michael Moore Tells Democrats: 'Find Your Spine' on Health Care
	EPA Wants More Oversight on Chemicals
	By 2050, 25m More Children Will Go Hungry as Climate Change Leads to Food Crisis
	US Story on Iran Nuke Facility Doesn't Add Up
	17 Held in Protest Outside Health Insurer’s Offices

Tuesday September 29, 2009

	US Inertia Could Scupper World Climate Deal in Copenhagen, Says Expert
	Generals: Dick Cheney, Liz Cheney Are Scaremongering
	Senate Finance Panel Rejects Govt Insurance Option
	'Modern Slave' Migrants Toil in Italy's Tomato Fields
	US Accepts Hamid Karzai as Afghan Leader Despite Poll Fraud Claims
	Ten Percent of World's Major Species 'at Threat'
	Ex-Bush Officials Face Lawsuits Over Their Actions
	Exelon to Quit Chamber Over Climate Bill
	Afghan Bus Bombing Kills at Least 30 Civilians
	US Urges Israel to Probe Gaza Crimes to Boost Peace

Monday September 28, 2009

	'Dozens Killed' in Guinea Anti-Junta Demonstration
	Fears of Blame for Defeat Shadow Afghan War Meetings
	US Dollar Set to Be Eclipsed, World Bank President Predicts
	Negotiators Urged to Speed up Climate Pact Talks
	Schools Promote Waste-Free Lunches
	Bailed-Out Banks Lobby Hard to Stave off Limits
	Iran Tests Long-Range Missiles
	Honduras Suspends Civil Liberties
	Rescue Workers 'Overwhelmed' as Philippine Flooding Death Toll Reaches 140
	US Threatens to Escalate Operations Inside Pakistan
	Gates Contradicts Obama: Afghan 'Exit Strategy' a 'Strategic Mistake'

Sunday September 27, 2009

	US Braced for Surge of Protest Over War in Afghanistan
	Film Brings Nixon-Era Agitator's Bravery to a New Generation
	Group Marches for 'White Civil Rights' in Wake of Bus Beating
	Ousted Leader Calls for Final Offensive in Honduras
	Bailed-Out Banks Lobby Hard to Stave Off Limits

Saturday September 26, 2009

	Obama Adviser Signals White House Giving Up on Climate Change Treaty
	Zelaya Supporters Plan Mass Protests in Honduras
	"There is a Crack, a Crack in Everything/That's How the Light Gets In"
	Civil Liberties Groups: Police Overreacted at G-20
	'Political Slush Funds': The Last Loophole

Friday September 25, 2009

	US Commanders Hold Secret Meeting on Afghan war
	G20 to Become Forum for Global Economic Cooperation
	Water Wars Loom in a Nation of Parched Fields
	Activist's 'Necessity' Defense May Get the Boot
	EPA Gets Approval to Move Residents From Polluted Town
	Banks Fight to Kill Proposed Consumer Protection Agency
	World Consumption Plunges Planet Into 'Ecological Debt', Says Leading Thinktank
	Protests, Clashes Hit G20 Summit City
	Unions Criticize Obama's School Proposals as 'Bush III'
	Iran Admits to Secret Second Nuclear Plant Built Inside Mountain
	Senators to Square off on Public Insurance Plan

Thursday September 24, 2009

	Thousands of Calif. Students, Faculty, Staff Protest State Cuts at University
	Administration Won't Seek New Detention System
	Suu Kyi Backs US-Myanmar Engagement
	UN Security Council Endorses Nuclear Disarmament
	Bullet Makers Can't Keep up With Demand
	For Mexico and Canada, the 'War on Terror' Is Over
	US Senate Panel Rejects Republican Healthcare Moves
	Bush's Wiretapping Goes to Court in San Francisco
	Pittsburgh Braced for G20 Protests
	'World Must Move in a New Direction,' Obama Tells UN

Wednesday September 23, 2009

	Obama Tightens State Secrets Standard
	Taser Company Uses Facebook, Blogs to Improve Image Amidst Lawsuits
	Court Rejects Genetically Modified Sugar Beets
	Bank Lobby Defeats Obama Reform Plan
	GAO Audit: Schools Slow to Get Alerts About Tainted Food
	Whoops: Anti-ACORN Bill Ropes In Defense Contractors, Others Charged With Fraud
	Patriot Act May Get Renamed, but With a Few Changes

Tuesday September 22, 2009

	Middle East Talks Fail to Produce Hope for New Negotiations
	Honduras Police Break Up Pro-Zelaya Protest
	Obama Urges Climate Change Action
	Sierra Leone Facing 'Human Rights Emergency', Says Amnesty International
	F.D.I.C. May Borrow Funds From Banks
	Mike Ross Raises Eyebrows With Healthy Haul
	In Health Care, Number of Claims Denied Remains a Mystery
	Report on Afghanistan Gives Obama Tough Choices
	US Appeals for Calm, Repeats Support for Zelaya
	French Police Clear Migrant 'Jungle', Arrest 278

Monday September 21, 2009

	Authors of Iraq War Push Obama on Afghanistan
	Gov't Investigates Health Insurance Company Mailer
	Ousted Honduran Leader 'Returns'
	Report: CIA Interrogations Informed by Bad Science
	G20 Braces for Summit Showdown
	Distant Genocides Demand Intervention, Report Urges
	FCC to Unveil Open Internet Plan
	Israeli Peace Activist Nawi to Be Sentenced Today
	Why Haven't Any Wall Street Tycoons Been Sent to the Slammer?
	Afghanistan Mission Faces 'Failure' Without More Troops: US Commander

Sunday September 20, 2009

	Made in Mass., Bomb Stirs Global Debate
	Grizzly Bear Decline Alarms Conservationists in Canada
	Missile Defense Shift Redirects Billions in Government Contracts
	Battle Looms Over the Patriot Act
	Vacated Mercury Mines Taint Calif. Waters
	UN Plans 'Shock Therapy' for World Leaders on Environment

Saturday September 19, 2009

	Titus the Gorilla King is Dead
	Health Ills Abound as Farm Runoff Fouls Wells
	Business Takes Aim at Proposed New Rules
	India Challenges US by Agreeing to Impose Limits on Carbon Emissions
	Pressure Builds On Pentagon to Investigate Electrocution Death in Iraq
	Bush Interior Secretary Investigated
	Novel Approach: Ralph Nader Turns to Fiction

Friday September 18, 2009

	Unhealthy US Diets Prompt More Calls for Reform
	Ex-CIA Chiefs Seek Halt to Interrogations Probe
	Former Iraq Security Contractors Say Firm Bought Black Market Weapons, Swapped Booze for Rockets
	US Senators Target Bush-Era Surveillance Laws
	Faced With Water Woes, California Increases Conservation With Graywater Systems
	Activists Protest War Simulator
	Report Chides Bureau of Land Management's Rush to Drill
	Cost of Racial Disparities in Health Care Put at $229 Billion Between 2003, 2006
	Obama Puts Nuclear Abolition Back on Agenda
	Study Finds Lack of Insurance Can Be Lethal

Thursday September 17, 2009

	Arctic Ice Melts to Third-Smallest Area
	Gaza's Water Supply Near Collapse
	Group Calls for End to National Forest Logging
	US Military Shuts Largest Detainee Camp in Iraq
	Environmental Group Reveals Toxic Chemicals in a Range of Consumer Items
	Trading Places: From Ex-Lobbyist to Market Watchdog
	Plight of the Bumblebee
	Bill Could Block Gitmo Closure
	Barack Obama Abandons Missile Defense Shield in Europe
	Goldstone Rejects Bias Charges Over UN Gaza Report

Wednesday September 16, 2009

	Mary Travers of Peter, Paul and Mary Dead From Cancer at 72
	Doctors Warn of Global Health Catastrophe Unless Climate Change Is Fixed
	Health Care Proposal Mandates Coverage, Drops Public Option
	How UK Oil Company Trafigura Tried to Cover up African Pollution Disaster
	Another Lawsuit Targets Founder of Blackwater
	Ignoring a Law on Foreign Relations
	The Secret Test That Ensures Lenders Win on Loan Mods
	Uninsured Americans Hope Reform Brings Health Coverage
	World Bank Spends Billions on Coal-Fired Power Stations Despite Own Warnings
	Obama Confronts Democratic Skepticism

Tuesday September 15, 2009

	Jimmy Carter: ‘Hamid Karzai Has Stolen the Election’
	US Justice Dept Wants Surveillance Methods Extended
	Israel Committed War Crimes in White Phosphorus Strike, Says UN
	Shell Halts Mining as Activists Protest Oil Sands
	US Planning to Weaken Copenhagen Climate Deal, Europe Warns
	Top US Commander Signals Troop Increase in Afghanistan
	3 Environmental Groups to Sue EPA Over Coal-Ash Ponds
	Iraqi Shoe Thrower: 'I am Free Again, but My Homeland Is Still a Prison."
	Crystal Lee Sutton, Dead at 68: Union Activist Inspired 'Norma Rae'
	UN Assembly Votes for More Powerful Women's Agency
	Dems Feel Michael Moore's Wrath
	Canada's Becoming a 'Global Carbon Bully': Greenpeace
	Obama Rejects Afghanistan-Vietnam Comparison
	Justice Follows Direct Action: Former Boss of Occupied Chicago Factory Jailed

Monday September 14, 2009

	IAEA Conceals Evidence Iran Documents Were Forged
	Sen. Harkin: 'Silent Majority' Back Health Care Reform
	Clean Water Laws Are Neglected, at a Cost in Suffering
	Remnants of Vietnam War Still Scarring Lives
	Tristan Anderson to Sue for Injury in Israel Protest
	Lehman Collapse: 12 Months on and the Financial System Isn't Fixed, Warns Stiglitz
	Harrassed Tamils Languish in Prison-Like Camps in Sri Lanka
	Netanyahu: No 'Complete Freeze' on Settlement Building
	Homeowners Associations Thwart Efforts to Get Green
	Prosecutors in Iraq Case See Pattern by Guards
	Obama to Defend Bailouts, a Year After Lehman Collapse

Sunday September 13, 2009

	Official: US Revokes Visas of Honduran President, 15 Others
	Democrats in Congress Growing Antsy over Afghanistan
	US Expands Afghan Prison Rights

Saturday September 12, 2009

	Iran War Drums Begin Beating in Washington
	Police Arrest Seven Protesters at Foreclosed Home
	Amid 'Salon' Scandal, WaPo Marketing Exec Resigns
	A Triumph for Man, A Disaster for Mankind
	Court Rejects Suit Against CACI Over Abu Ghraib Torture

Friday September 11, 2009

	No Slowdown for Weapons Industry
	Americans Grow Cannabis to Beat the Recession
	EPA Puts 79 Coal Mine Permits up for More Review
	David Miliband: UK's Secret Intelligence Service Investigated for Torture
	Thatcher Told Gorbachev Britain Did Not Want German Reunification
	US Calls for More Action to Restore Chesapeake Bay
	Japanese Town Starts Dolphin Hunt Under Global Spotlight
	Obama Facing Doubts Within His Own Party on Afghanistan
	US Says 16 Guards Removed in Afghan Embassy Scandal
	Diplomatic Ambush Threatens UN 'Super-Agency' for Women
	US Should Learn From Canada, Allies in Afghan Mission: Adviser

Thursday September 10, 2009

	Local Levee Districts Will Pay $20 Million to Settle Their Role in Katrina Class Action Lawsuits
	Environmental Groups Sue to Protect Grand Canyon From Mining
	US Poverty Rate Hits 11-Year High as Recession Bites
	Speculators Undermining Recovery, Report Says
	Justices Are Pressed for a Broad Ruling in Campaign Case
	Oil Majors Propping up Myanmar Regime: Rights Group
	Mortgage Service Firms Still Doing Little to Help Homeowners
	Massive Surveillance System in Pa. Town Raises Privacy Concerns
	Washington Turns on Obama Heckler Joe Wilson After Healthcare 'Liar' Gibe
	Court to Probe Afghan War Crimes

Wednesday September 9, 2009

	Obama Speaks Loudly But Carries a Small Stick
	Baucus May Move Health Bill Without Republicans
	No Flies on S.F.'s New Composting Law
	Former CIA Agent's Hunt for bin Laden in Pakistani Badlands
	The Mystery of Chernobyl
	Another Wave of Foreclosures Looms
	US Chided for Aiding Honduras Despite Coup
	Big US Bases Are Part of Iraq, but a World Apart
	Supreme Court Considers Corporate Spending on Elections
	Rights Group: Most Gazans Killed in War Were Civilians

Tuesday September 8, 2009

	Adviser Losing Patience With Obama
	Grijalva: Vast Majority of House Progressives Not Prepared to 'Surrender' on Public Option
	Elimination of Food Waste Could Lift 1bn Out of Hunger, Say Campaigners
	US Girl Scouts Prepare for War, Pestilence
	Obama Boost Opens Door for Nuclear Test Ban Pact
	Fleeing the Cyber World: Being Young, Here, Now
	Dick Cheney 'Put Airline Bomb Plot Case in Jeopardy With Arrest Order of Rashid Rauf'
	German Chancellor Merkel Expresses Regret for Deadly Afghan Air Strike
	Schools Going Green Big-Time
	States Ignoring Stimulus Welfare Fund
	Military Leery of Afghanistan Escalation With No Clear Goals
	Agent Orange Talks Begin in Hanoi
	Guantanamo Prisoners: Cleared for Release, But...
	Afghan Vote Watchdog Finds Fraud, Orders Recounts
	When Your Insurer Says You're No Longer Covered

Monday September 7, 2009

	Swedish Charity: US Raided Afghan Hospital
	As Battlefields Shift, Old Warrior for Peace Pursues the Same Enemy
	Israel Authorizes 455 New Settlement Units
	US Expands Sales of Arms: Report
	Pace of Change Under Obama Frustrates Unions
	Caught in the Crossfire: The Forgotten Casualties of War in Afghanistan

Sunday September 6, 2009

	Chevron Awaits Verdict in Environmental Damage Case
	Is America Ready to Admit Defeat in Its 40-Year War on Drugs?
	Surge in Homeless Pupils Strains Schools
	'Capitalism Is Evil', Says New Michael Moore Film
	S Africa Backs Action in US on Firms Linked to Apartheid
	Activists Demand Real Change as Foreclosures Mount
	Obama Adviser Resigns Amid Controversy

Saturday September 5, 2009

	Obama Adviser on Green Jobs Under Attack
	NATO Chief Orders Investigation Into Airstrike Deaths of Afghan Villagers
	Judge Recuses Himself in Suit Against Chevron
	Thousands in Berlin to Protest Nuclear Energy
	EPA's Failure to Publicize Drinking Water Data Prompts Rethinking in Agency, Congress
	'Terror' Witness Can Sue Senior Bush Official: Court

Friday September 4, 2009

	Current Economic Growth Model Is 'Immoral', Says Prescott
	Supreme Court of Canada to Hear Khadr Case
	US Fury as Israel Defies Settlement Freeze Call
	The Anguish of Unemployment
	Studying the Effects of Tear Gas
	Global Warming Has Made Arctic Summers Hottest for 2,000 Years
	A National Movement of Foodies, Farmers, Parents and Educators Is Pushing for Better School Food
	Gates Sells Afghan Strategy Amid Growing Unease
	White House to Reveal Visitor Names
	NATO Airstrike in Afghanistan Kills up to 90

Thursday September 3, 2009

	Lawsuit Filed to Block Pipeline Project
	Feds Allow Large Gulf Fish Farms by Taking No Action
	Somali Refugees Trapped in Camps 'Barely Fit for Humans' - Oxfam
	NGOs: 'Mini-Ministerial Meeting Should Change WTO Tack on Food,' Promote Food Sovereignty
	Muhammad Yunus: Financial Meltdown Is Chance to Build More Inclusive System
	Devastating Suicide Strikes Show Taliban Expansion
	UN Guide for Sex Ed Generates Opposition
	A Delta Manhunt, With Booze and Guns
	The Army Is Making the Same Old Mistakes in Afghanistan: British Soldiers
	‘We Are Heading Towards an Abyss’

Wednesday September 2, 2009

	CIA Resists Disclosure of Records on Detention
	A Year on, Reuters Cameraman Still Held by US Army
	American Embassy Contractors in Kabul Accused of Ritual Abuse
	Brussels Wants Wider Measure of Well-Being Than Mere GDP
	Climate Changes Creating Hunger Ahead of Summit
	Iran Nuclear 'Threat' Hyped: IAEA's ElBaradei
	Herbicide Maker Asks That Lobbying Be Excluded From Class Action Lawsuit
	US Fares Poorly in Child Welfare Survey
	Great Barrier Reef Facing 'Catastrophic Damage' From Climate Change
	Patients Continue Legal Fight for Medical Marijuana
	Is Health Care the Next 'Bonusgate'?
	Pills and America's Pursuit of Happiness

Tuesday September 1, 2009

	White House Fears Liberal War Pressure
	Group Charges Complicity by CIA Medics in Torture
	Iraq Deaths Reach 13-Month High
	Bank of America Mulls Repaying Aid: Report
	Climate Camp Protesters Blockade Royal Bank of Scotland Building
	EPA to Declare CO2 a Dangerous Pollutant
	Farmer Suicides Blight India
	Steroids, Drink and Paranoia: The Murky World of the Private Security Contractor
	Fast Times at Recruitment High: Arne Duncan and the Militarization of Chicago's Schools
	US, NATO Must Change to Win Afghan War Says Commander

Monday August 31, 2009

	Early Warning Systems for the Coming Storm
	Climate Trouble May Be Bubbling Up in Far North
	Latin Americans Ditch US 'War on Drugs'
	Binyam Mohamed: I Will Fight for Other Prisoners
	Uganda: Carbon Trading Scheme Pushing People off Their Land
	Cheney Says He Was Proponent for Military Action Against Iran
	CIA's Black Sites, Illuminated
	Wolves Are Set to Become Fair Game in the West
	Bill Moyers says Obama Must Fight, Not Finesse
	US Military Ends Journalist Profiling Contract
	Swift-Boating Healthcare: Facts Are First Casualty in Health Care Debate
	Afghanistan Strategy Not Working, US Commander McChrystal to Tell Obama

Sunday August 30, 2009

	American Antiwar Movement Plans an Autumn Campaign Against Policies on Afghanistan
	Millions Facing Famine in Ethiopia as Rains Fail
	Blackwater Tapped Foreigners on Secret CIA Program
	India's Generation of Children Crippled by Uranium Waste
	Nuclear Sites Fear They're the Alternative to Yucca Mountain
	Captured on Film: Dolphin Bloodbath Japan Tries to Hide

Saturday August 29, 2009

	Iraqi Who Threw Shoes at Bush to Be Released Early
	Clash in Alabama Over Landfill’s Plans to Take Tennessee Coal Ash
	A Sometimes Lonely Trek for Global Warming Awareness
	US Wants 20,000 More Troops to Fight Taliban

Friday August 28, 2009

	Obama Keeps Bush's Search Policy For Travelers
	Blackwater in Court Today in War Crimes Hearing
	Same Road, Same Grim Story, Same Sense of Optimism
	Texas Medical Examiner Rules Young Man's Taser Death by Police a Homicide
	Activists Seek Tough UN Climate Pact in 100 Days
	Pentagon: Reporter Profiling Under Review
	Naomi Klein Disowns Winterbottom Adaptation of Shock Doctrine
	Laughing Gas is Biggest Threat to Ozone
	Message to Muslim World Gets a Critique
	Growth of Ocean ‘Garbage Patch’ Alarms Experts
	Annual Cost of Climate Change 'Will Be £190bn'
	Banks ‘Too Big to Fail’ Have Grown Even Bigger

Thursday August 27, 2009

	Water Utilities Lack Proper Filters for Weed-Killer
	Group that Opposes Gay Marriage Now Targeting Iowa
	Russia Deploys Anti-Missile Defence Unit Near North Korea
	Whole Foods Boycott Grows
	Conference Takes on Economics of Organic Food
	Despite Obama’s Promises, Pet Projects Still Coddled
	Mohammed Jawad: 'I was 12 When I Was Arrested and Sent to Guantanamo'
	Oil Companies Undermining Climate Partnership
	Study Finds Radiation Risk for Patients
	Health Care Industry Contributes Heavily to Blue Dogs

Wednesday August 26, 2009

	Afghan Elections Reveal Growing Doubts About War
	Coalition Calls for Faster Restoration of Wetlands Destroyed by Now-Closed Mississippi River Gulf Outlet
	Decision on Genetically Modified Beets Likely to Be Delayed
	Protesters in Trees at Massey Mine Site
	Report: Future US Heat Waves Will Be Worse
	US Takes on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Iran's Nuclear Programme in One Massive Gamble
	EPA: Chemicals Found in Wyo. Drinking Water Might Be From Fracking
	US Deaths in Afghanistan Headed for Another Record
	Police to Photograph Climate Camp Demonstrators
	Edward Kennedy, Senate Stalwart, Dies

Tuesday August 25, 2009

	U.S. Increasing Use of Private Contractors in War Zone
	South America to Slam US-Colombia Base Deal
	Feingold to Obama: Announce Withdrawal Timetable from Afghanistan
	Young Obama Backers AWOL from Health Care Fight
	Journalists' Recent Work Examined Before Embeds
	CIA Documents Provide Little Cover for Cheney Claims

Monday August 24, 2009

	Rendition of Terror Suspects Will Continue Under Obama
	Holder to Appoint Prosecutor to Investigate CIA Terror Interrogations
	Tensions Lead to CIA Director's "Screaming Match" at the White House
	Beetles, Wildfire: Double Threat in Warming World
	PepsiCo Chooses to Continue Using GE Ingredients Despite Evidence of Harm
	Blocked Rivers Threaten Livelihood of Brazilian Tribes
	Activists Assail Tar Sands
	Minister Met BAA Chief Executive before Climate Camp to Discuss Tactics
	US Military Says Its Force in Afghanistan Is Insufficient
	Justice Dept. Report Advises Pursuing CIA Abuse Cases
	EPA Fails To Inform Public About Weed-Killer In Drinking Water

Sunday August 23, 2009

	Native Americans to Join London Climate Camp Protest over Tar Sands
	Reports: US Military to Give Red Cross Names of Terror Suspects
	US Air Force Prepares Drones to End Era of Fighter Pilots
	Could Afghanistan Become Obama’s Vietnam?

Saturday August 22, 2009

	Blackwater Disclosure Adds to CIA Worries
	Republicans Attack Obama on Palestine Policy
	Commission Confirms Rights Violations in Honduras
	My Lai Massacre: Lt William Calley Apologises More than 40 Years after Vietnam
	Afghanistan Contractors Outnumber Troops
	CIA Used Mock Execution to Get Al-Qaeda Info: Report

Friday August 21, 2009

	US State Department OKs Pipeline From Canada's Oil Sands
	World Water Week Statement Builds Bridge to Climate Talks
	Nadler: Obama Violating Law By Not Investigating Bush
	Less Talk, More Action on Climate Change, Young People Urge World Leaders
	Deadly 'US Drone Raid' in Pakistan
	Amnesty: Honduran Coup Gov't Persecuting Opponents
	1,300 Chinese Children Near Smelter Suffer Lead Poisoning
	Ridge Felt a Push to Politicize Alert Levels
	CIA Said to Use Outsiders to Put Bombs on Drones
	Karzai and Abdullah Both Claim Victory in Afghan Elections
	Joe Scarborough Is Shocked, Yet Awed by Single-Payer Logic

Thursday August 20, 2009

	In Hot Water: World Sets Ocean Temperature Record
	Following the Money from Defense Lobby
	Afghan Elections: Bombs on One Hand, Empty Ballot Boxes on the Other
	Officials: Lithuania Hosted Secret CIA Prison To Get "Our Ear"
	Blackwater: CIA Assassins?
	Democrats Prepare To Pass Health Reforms Through Reconciliation Process
	More Immigrant Deaths in US Detention
	BP and Shell Warned to Halt Campaign Against US Climate Change Bill
	Developed Countries' Demand for Biofuels has Been 'Disastrous'
	'Vulture Funds' Prey on Poor Debtor Nations
	Poll: Most Say Afghanistan War Not Worth Fighting
	Wastewater from Food Plants Getting into Wells
	Scientists Uncover New Ocean Threat from Plastics
	Mercury-Tainted Fish Found Widely in US Streams
	CIA Sought Blackwater’s Help in Plan to Kill Jihadists

Wednesday August 19, 2009

	Oxfam: Pregnant Afghan Woman Dies Every 30 Minutes
	Karzai and Warlords Mount Massive Vote Fraud Scheme
	Obama to Abandon Bipartisan Health Reform
	Coal Lobbyists Sent 13 Fake Letters to Hill
	Guatemala: One Arrest in Gender-Killing Epidemic
	'Terrorist Facebook' – the New Weapon Against al-Qa'ida
	G-20 Opponents Mapping Strategy of Protests, Lawsuits
	Methane Seeps from Arctic Sea-Bed
	Afghanistan Calls for Media Blackout Ahead of Election
	Dozens Dead as Baghdad Rocked by Massive Explosions
	Access to Water Key for World's Poor: Experts
	Oil Industry Backs Protests of Emissions Bill

Tuesday August 18, 2009

	Labor Warns Dems: We'll Sit Out Election If You Oppose Public Plan
	'The Clunkers of the Power-Plant World'
	Now Brutal Warlord Holds Key to Afghan Poll
	Believers Invest in the Gospel of Getting Rich
	US Troops to Return to Iraq Despite Barack Obama’s Withdrawal Plan
	Zelaya Can't Return to Office, Micheletti Says
	Protesters Descend on Chevron's Richmond Refinery For Climate Justice, To 'Cap The Crude'
	Climate Change to Make Texas Too Hot for Some Species
	Charity Sues Government for Details of Afghanistan Rendition Case
	Supreme Court Orders New Look at Death Row Case
	US Walks Fine Line on Anti-Gay-Marriage Law
	Iraq May Hold Vote On US Withdrawal
	Liberals Revolt Over Public Option
	Armed Men Seen Outside Barack Obama Event
	Afghan Civilians Soured on US Security Contractors

Monday August 17, 2009

	Soldiers Who Just Say No
	Soaring Population May Swamp Anti-Poverty Goals
	Obama Picks Fight with Left on Health Reform
	Obama Administration Redacts Contract Details for Recovery.gov
	A Thousand Little Gitmos
	'15 Days to Copenhagen'
	Developed Countries' Demand for Biofuels Has Been 'Disastrous'
	China's Giant Panda Faces Extinction in 'Two to Three Generations'
	Charity Sues Government over 'Rendition' of Two Men Handed by British to US Forces
	Asia Facing Unprecedented Food Shortage, UN Report Says

Sunday August 16, 2009

	Gun Law Complaints Trail Obama During National Park Tours
	White House Appears Ready to Drop 'Public Option'
	June's Record Ocean Warmth Worries Fishermen, Environmentalists
	Valerie Jarrett Heckled And Hissed At Netroots Nation

Saturday August 15, 2009

	US Withholds Information About Bagram Detainees
	Obama Says No to Nukes, Yes to Conventional Arms
	Health Care Stirs Up Whole Foods CEO John Mackey, Customers Boycott Organic Grocery Store
	The Brutal Truth About America’s Healthcare

Friday August 14, 2009

	Blackwater Still Armed in Iraq
	Oil Lobby to Fund Campaign Against Obama's Climate Change Strategy
	Canada Court Says its Officials Knew US Abused Detainee
	Afghanistan Passes 'Barbaric' Law Diminishing Women's RIghts
	200th Death in Afghanistan will Raise Questions over UK Strategy
	Should Water Be Legislated as a Human Right?
	The Human Timebomb: Why Was He Given Iraq Job?
	US to Resume Training Georgian Troops
	Indigenous People Troubled by US Military Presence in Colombia
	Senators Eliminate End-of-Life Provision
	US in Afghanistan for 'A Few Years'
	Fear for Obama's Safety Grows as Hate Groups Thrive on Racial Backlash
	Six Lobbyists Per Lawmaker Work to Shape Health-Care Overhaul
	Major Carriers Shun Broadband Stimulus

Thursday August 13, 2009

	Coal Stations Will Be 'Lightning Rod' for Global Dissent, Warns UK Watchdog's Head
	Internal Memo Confirms Big Giveaways In White House Deal With Big Pharma
	Obama Administration Restating Its Position on Honduran Coup?
	Green Revolution, Green Jobs Central to National Clean Energy Summit 2.0
	Conflicts to Get More 'Pernicious': ICRC Chief
	Key Group to Push Repeal of Prop. 8 in 2012
	A Window Into CIA's Embrace of Secret Jails
	Cap-and-Trade's Unlikely Critics: Its Creators
	Another Soldier Refuses Afghanistan Deployment
	Cheney Uncloaks His Frustration With Bush
	If US health Care's So Good, Why Do Other People Live Longer?
	Report: Israeli Troops Fired on Gazans Waving White Flags
	Violent Protests Hit Isolated Honduras

Wednesday August 12, 2009

	The Guns of August and Afghanistan
	Canadians Back ‘Public Solutions' to Improve Care, Poll Finds
	More Concern Over Monsanto's Penchant for Chemical Spraying
	Under Pressure from Hawks, Obama Tacks to the Right
	Scientists Explore How the Humble Leaf Could Power the Planet
	Conservatives Find Town Hall Strategy in Leftist Text
	Biotech Startup Codexis Eyes Emerging Carbon Market
	President Karzai’s Supporters ‘Buy’ Votes for Afghanistan Election
	Half Century of US Military Presence in Colombia
	Two AP Journalists Wounded in Afghanistan Bombing
	Clinton Presses Congo on Rape Epidemic
	Urban Farms Take Root
	2 US Architects of Harsh Tactics in 9/11’s Wake

Tuesday August 11, 2009

	Rove Personally Pressed for Iglesias Firing
	'Evil and Orwellian' – America's Right Turns Its Fire on NHS
	Target Of Obama-Era Rendition Alleges Torture
	Enviro Groups Tread Lightly With Endangered Species Act in Appalachia
	Judge: CIA Interrogations Not Relevant to 9/11 Accused's Sanity
	Tensions Rise on Israel's North
	Selling Americans on a 'Green-Collar' Economy
	Big Powers Faulted for Abuse of Geneva Conventions
	US Strike Kills Up to 10 in Pakistan: Officials
	Obama Seeks to Block Release of Abuse Photos
	Aung San Suu Kyi Found Guilty of Breaking House Arrest
	Air Force Training More Pilots for Drones Than for Manned Planes

Monday August 10, 2009

	Another 45,000 US Troops Needed in Afghanistan, Military Adviser Says
	Time Running Out for December Climate Pact: UN
	Guatemala's 'Femicide' Crisis
	US Battling CIA Rendition Case in 3 Courts
	Where Did That Bank Bailout Go? Watchdogs Aren't Sure
	Honduran Coup Leaders Accept OAS Mission
	Scores Die in Iraq Bomb Blasts
	Wish You Weren't Here: The Devastating Effects of the New Colonialists
	Pentagon Puts Afghan Drug-Traffickers on Hitlist
	Clinton Sprinkles US Military Aid Across Africa
	Climate Camp: Savior of the Environmental Movement?
	Wealthy Group Pushes to be Taxed More

Sunday August 9, 2009

	GOP Senator Warns Against Pulling a 'Rumsfeld'
	Analysts Expect Long-Term, Costly US Campaign in Afghanistan
	Ministers Must Explain Destruction of 'Torture Flight' Papers, Says Panel of MPs
	Nearly One Million People Flee China Typhoon
	Climate Change Seen as Threat to US Security
	US 'Biggest' Threat Say Pakistanis
	Holder to Name Prosecutor to Probe CIA Abuses: Report

Saturday August 8, 2009

	Obama Reverses Stand on Drug Industry Deal
	Military Recruiting Rises Among Middle-Class, Suburban Youths in Dallas-Fort Worth Area
	At Appalachian Fairgrounds, Charity Tries to Fill Gaps in Health Care
	UK 'May Have 40-Year Afghan Role'
	Colombia Under Fire From Neighbours Over US ‘Military Aggression’
	Obama Administration Asks SCOTUS to Block Detainee Photos

Friday August 7, 2009

	US Still Paying Blackwater Millions - Outcry Grows From Veterans, Elected Officials
	New Battle on Vieques, Over Navy’s Cleanup of Munitions
	Shi’a Unity Deal Explodes US Proxy War Myth
	US Air Force Sets Up New Command for Nuclear Forces
	Obama's OSM Pick Dodges Questions on Mountaintop Removal
	US Eyes Vietnam for Afghanistan Tips
	Secret Deal to Keep Karzai in Power
	Climate Change Melting US Glaciers at Faster Rate, Study Finds
	Hundreds Protest 'Supermax' Prison's Solitary Conditions
	US Drops Call to Restore Ousted Honduran Leader
	Rights Groups Appeal For UN Investigation of Rendition
	Baby Emissions Fuel Global Warming

Thursday August 6, 2009

	Bhopal Gas Disaster's Legacy Lives on 25 Years Later
	White House Affirms Deal on Drug Cost
	Old Tricky Banks, New Lending Tricks
	High-Speed Rail in the United States: Back on Track after 50 Years of Neglect
	The World's Rubbish Dump: A Garbage Tip that Stretches from Hawaii to Japan
	Bailiffs Move to End Vestas Wind Turbine Factory Protest
	Honduran Police Crackdown on Student Protests
	Nuke-Free World Urged on Hiroshima Bomb Anniversary
	Soldier Who Didn’t Obey Is Jailed
	Appeals Court Reinstates US Roadless Area Conservation Rule

Wednesday August 5, 2009

	US Ruling: California Must Cut Prison Population
	Obama Pentagon Plans Speeding Up 'Bunker Buster' Bomb
	Toxic Chemical Still Found in 'BPA-Free' Bottles
	'Cash for Clunkers' Effect on Pollution? A Blip
	Senators, Military Advisers Urge Obama to Double Afghan Forces

Tuesday August 4, 2009

	Blackwater Founder Implicated in Murder
	Blackwater Founder Implicated in Murder
	Activists Hold Little Hope for Legal Justice on Agent Orange
	Obama Gives Powerful Drug Lobby a Seat at Healthcare Table
	Modified Corn Seeds Sow Doubts
	Honduras: Regime Says 'Yes' to Talks but Squelches Protests
	Obama's Green Credentials Tested by Battle Against Mountaintop Mining
	Crackdown Against 'Environmental Criminals' Follows Greenpeace Report
	Obama Administration Weighs in on State Secrets, Raising Concern on the Left
	75 Million Environmental Refugees to Plague Asia-Pacific

Monday August 3, 2009

	Carbon Credits: 'Cure Worse Than the Disease'
	Pentagon Eyes Accelerated 'Bunker Buster' Bomb
	Military Killer Robots 'Could Endanger Civilians'
	Will a Warmer World Make Us Sicker?
	The Biggest Shift from North to South: 'Time to De-Grow'
	TVA Backs Firm Exploring Small Nuclear Reactors; Critics Bristle
	Guantanamo Inmates May Go to Special Prison: Report
	Warning: Oil Supplies Are Running Out Fast

Sunday August 2, 2009

	Half of All the Fruit & Veg You Buy is Contaminated
	Prolonged Aid to Unemployed Is Running Out
	Are Wind farms a Health Risk? US Scientist Identifies 'Wind Turbine Syndrome'
	UK in Afghanistan for Decades, Says our Man in Washington

Saturday August 1, 2009

	US Weighs Risks of Civilian Harm in Cyberwarfare
	Bill Would Restrict Antibiotics in Food Animals
	Exiled Zelaya Threatens Honduras Govt with 'Violence'
	Big Money Fuels Health Care Battle
	Water Problems From Drilling Are More Frequent Than PA Officials Said
	Liberals Will Get Single-Payer Vote on House Floor
	Talk Radio Campaign Frightening Seniors
	GMO Debate Questions Meaning of Sustainable

Friday July 31, 2009

	Aquino, Heroine of Philippine People Power, Dies
	Plan to Pay Sick Nuclear Workers Unfairly Rejects Many, Doctor Says
	Unexploded Ordnance 'May Take Centuries to Clear' in Vietnam
	India Orders Arrest of American in Bhopal Gas Leak
	Farm Workers’ Union Sues California Agency Over Rules on Heat Safety
	Rove: Nothing Wrong With US Attorney Firings
	DynCorp Takes Afghanistan: As KBR and Blackwater Get Shut Out, DynCorp Profits From Afghan War
	Afghan War Spreads to Residential Areas: UN Report
	Bailed-Out US Banks Gave Employees Billions in Bonuses in 2008, Report Says
	Pfizer, Nigeria Sign $75 Mln Settlement in Drug Suit: Official
	Blue Dogs Receive More Health Industry Backing Than Other Democrats

Thursday July 30, 2009

	The Baffler Returns: First New Issue of Thomas Frank's Chicago-Based Leftist Journal Slated for November
	US Should Declare Victory and Leave Iraq, Says Top Military Officer
	US Judge Orders Guantanamo Prisoner Jawad Freed
	Harvey Milk to Receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
	Senate Passes Energy Bill That Kills Yucca Facility
	Israel Orders Gaza War Probe: Report
	Health Deal Sparks Fury on the Left
	Iran Police Halt Mourning Protest
	Lucrative Fees May Deter Efforts to Alter Loans
	Lobbying Showdown Over the Future of Student Loans
	Former Prime Minister Tony Blair to Be Star Witness as Iraq Inquiry Launched
	Global Poll Finds 73% Want Higher Priority for Climate Change
	In Afghanistan, Child Rapist Police Return Behind US, UK Troops

Wednesday July 29, 2009

	Blue Dogs Delay, Water Down House Health Care Bill
	Hillary Clinton Made Security Help 'Threat' to David Miliband Over Binyam Mohamed Case
	Materialism on the Playground: Study Shows Power of Consumption Starts Early
	Former Guantanamo Detainees Launch Group to Help Released, Current Inmates
	US Revokes Honduran Visas to Pressure Interim Regime
	Militant Jewish Settlers Set up 11 Outposts in the Occupied West Bank
	Can the Buck Stop Here?: Supporting the Local Economy
	Homeland Secretary to Reveal Security Plans: Report
	Prison Looms for Aung San Suu Kyi as Burma Show Trial Draws to a Close
	Claims Against KBR Dismissed in Soldier's Death
	US Rejects Call for Immigration Detention Rules

Tuesday July 28, 2009

	Human Activity Is Driving Earth's 'Sixth Great Extinction Event'
	North Vancouver Considers Plan for Farms on Boulevards
	Ala. Police: Taser Use on Disabled Man Justified
	Afghan War Questioned as More Bodies Flown Home
	Migrants to Italy Face 'A Kind of Slavery': OIM
	Iraq Exit Poses Daunting Logistics
	Scientists Worry Machines May Outsmart Man
	Greenpeace Study Finds Oil Companies May Be Doomed
	Watchdog to Challenge Foreclosures
	Nuclear Plants Adequately Guarded, Court Rules
	Progressive Dems Push for House Vote on Single-Payer Health Care
	Better Balance Between Climate and Military Spending Urged
	Pollution Still Feeding Gulf Dead Zone

Monday July 27, 2009

	World Will Warm Faster Than Predicted in Next Five Years, Study Warns
	Carson Soldiers Say Iraq Horrors Led to Crimes
	Hope of Freedom for Orangutans Dashed
	US Citizens Wrongly Detained, Deported by ICE
	Your Nuclear Pursuit Is Futile, Hillary Clinton Tells Iran
	Afghanistan Strikes Taliban Truce in Remote Area
	Amid Scrutiny, Yoo Pushes Back
	GM Crop Trials Start Again in Britain in 'Secret': Report
	Climate Change to Force 75 Million Pacific Islanders From Their Homes
	US Eyes Private Guards for Bases in Afghanistan
	Uranium Contamination Haunts Navajo Country

Sunday July 26, 2009

	Zelaya Pledges Resistance, Asks US for Sanctions
	Whistleblower Tells of America's Hidden Nightmare for Its Sick Poor
	Secrets of CIA 'Ghost Flights' to be Revealed
	Clinton's Mideast Defense Claims Set Off Tremors
	Revealed: The Secret Evidence of Global Warming Bush Tried to Hide

Saturday July 25, 2009

	Clinton Calls Zelaya's Return 'Reckless', Rights Groups Respond
	Afghanistan Women Outraged at Proposed Family Planning Law
	US Stops Giving Militant Death Tolls in Afghanistan
	Protesters Decry Iran Detentions
	Global Trend for Sit-Ins and Occupations as Mass Redundancies Continue
	Bush Weighed Using Military in Arrests
	Trillions to Banks as Taxpayers Left in the Dark
	US Admits It has No Case Against Teen Held at Guantanamo

Friday July 24, 2009

	Feingold: White House is Whistling Past Afghan Graveyard
	Zelaya Makes Brief Honduras Return
	Iraq Prison Diary: Whatever Happened to the ‘Six of Clubs’?
	Exiled Honduran Leader Heads for Border Showdown
	Federal Loan Programs Not Stemming Foreclosures
	Report: FEMA Mishandled Toxins in Trailers
	Waste ‘Loopholes’ Inquiry as Three Held After Toxic Find in Brazil
	Food Waste Helps Power Wastewater Plant
	Pro-Israel Groups Push Back Against Settlements Policy
	Air Force Report Envisions a Broader Use of Drones
	Obama's 'Green-Jobs' Guru: From Activist to Environmentalist
	Maliki Hints at US Troop Presence Beyond 2011

Thursday July 23, 2009

	US Courts Convict 91 pct in Terrorism Trials: Study
	Mayors, Rabbis Arrested in NJ Corruption Probe
	US Business Warns Congress of 'Green Trade War'
	Afghanistan's Bravest Woman Brings Her Message to UK
	French Panel to Recommend Carbon Tax on Fuel
	Hawaii Waves Goodbye to Environmental Protection Law
	Chemical Makers Go on the Offensive in Agriculture
	Report: Big Cuts Needed at Huge Baghdad Embassy Built by Bush
	Christian Right Aims to Change History Lessons in Texas Schools
	House to Vote on High-Speed Rail Funding, National Infrastructure Bank
	Biden: Afghan War Is 'Worth the Effort'
	Byzantine World of Immigration Detention

Wednesday July 22, 2009

	Israeli Textbooks to Drop 'Nakba'
	Healthcare Reform Seen Critical for Rural US
	Justice Department Argues Against Releasing Cheney Interview
	Ex-Envoy Warns Against US Plan for Guam
	Gun Proposal Further Complicates Defense Bill
	Did US Forces Watch Afghan Massacre?
	Farmers Told How to Save Huge Amounts of Water
	US Holds 1,000th Lethal Injection Execution
	US Will Take 'Crippling Action' if Iran Becomes Nuclear, Says Clinton
	Pakistan Objects to US Plan for Afghan War
	Green Jobs March On: Navajos Lead First Nations With Historic Green Jobs Legislation
	Uranium Protesters Descend on Global Uranium Conference
	Pentagon Didn't Break Rules, Says GAO
	Report: NY, NJ Immigration Raids Violated Rights

Tuesday July 21, 2009

	Bank of America, Bailout in Hand, Continues Lobbying Efforts
	UN Reports Record Humanitarian Aid Shortfall
	Hillary Clinton: US to Build Nuclear Plants in India
	No Let-Up in US Drone War in Pakistan
	Industry Cash Flowed to Drafters of Reform
	Not So Fast: The Argument for Slowing Down in Virtually Every Aspect of Life
	Teen Pregnancy and Disease Rates Rose Sharply During Bush Years, Agency Finds
	Black Scholar's Arrest Raises Profiling Questions
	Guantanamo Report on Detainee Policy Delayed
	Judge Accuses CIA Officials of Fraud, Unseals Secret Files
	US Withheld Data on Risks of Distracted Driving

Monday July 20, 2009

	Fears of Civil War as Honduras Talks Collapse
	Afghanistan Exit Could Bring Escalated Air War
	Netanyahu Rejects US Call on Building
	Subprime Brokers Resurface as Dubious Loan Fixers
	Major Cities' Plummeting Crime Rates Mystifying
	City Farming Becomes a Social Cause
	Americans Won't Back Long Afghan War: Gates
	Interior to Halt Uranium Mining at Grand Canyon
	IPCC Chief: Benefits of Tackling Climate Change Will Balance Cost of Action
	Pentagon Seeks to Overhaul Prisons in Afghanistan
	No Repeat of the New Deal Jump-Start
	Bailout Overseer Says Banks Misused TARP Funds

Sunday July 19, 2009

	Honduras: The Right-Wing Coup d'état is Faltering, but Its Supporters Have Powerful Friends in Washington
	Interviews Offer More Nuanced Look At Roles of CIA Contractors, Concerns Of Officials During Interrogations
	Air Force Plans for All-Drone Future
	Bush's Key Men Face Grilling on Torture and Death Squads

Saturday July 18, 2009

	Britain’s Dirty Little Secret as a Dumper of Toxic Waste
	Ousted Honduras Leader Gives Talks Until Midnight
	Once World's Bread Basket, Iraq Now a Farming Basket Case
	Nurses Praise House Vote to Permit State Single-Payer Laws
	New, Old Weapons Systems Never Die
	Congress, Activists Push for Conditions on IMF Funding

Friday July 17, 2009

	Walter Cronkite, Iconic Anchorman, Dies
	House Intel Committee to Investigate CIA Program
	Conservative Group Offers Support for $2M
	House Panels Approve Health Plans
	Uighur Detainees: US Helped Chinese Interrogate Us
	Embattled Organic Sector Worries About Regulation
	Brazil Anger Over Toxic UK Waste
	Two Giants Emerge From Wall Street Ruins
	Human Rights Group Seeks Probe of Mass Graves in Afghanistan
	Al-Jazeera Reporter Imprisoned in Guantánamo Bay to Sue George Bush
	US May Seek More Data on People Flying in From EU
	Mercenaries' Self-Regulation Sparks Afghan Warning

Thursday July 16, 2009

	Small Australian Town Stands Up for the Tap
	Paulson Says He Threatened Bank Chief Executive
	Dairy Farming Crisis
	Senior Obama Official Backs Cheney and CIA, Says Concealment of Assassin Program Legal
	Sexual Assault Charges for Former Iraq Contractor
	Hundreds May Have Died in Iranian Clashes After Poll, Say Human Rights Campaigners
	George Tenet 'Suspended Secret CIA Hit-Squad'
	Canadian Spy Service Failed in Khadr Case, Review Finds
	Leaked: More Than Fifty House Progressives Privately Commit to Oppose Weak Health Care Bill
	Foreclosures at Record High in First Half 2009 Despite Aid
	Obama Goes to Bat for Bush Wiretap Program
	Bagram Detainees Stage Protest Against US Treatment
	US Considers Expanding Army: Pentagon

Wednesday July 15, 2009

	Army: Violence by GIs at Home Tied to Combat
	July Equals Deadliest Month of Afghan War
	US, Colombia Near Base Access Deal
	Ousted Honduran Leader Calls for Insurrection
	Top Russia Activist Killed in Caucasus: Officials
	Call for Fed Transparency Grows Louder
	Uranium Mine Linked to US Arms Dealer
	Germany Gets Some Nuclear Jolts
	Los Angeles Accused of Criminalizing Homelessness
	Was Carter Right?
	Israeli Soldiers in Gaza Describe a 'Moral Twilight Zone'
	Protesters Deliver a Message about Health Care—but Can Leaders Deliver?

Tuesday July 14, 2009

	CIA Faces Hostile Scrutiny as Details of 'Dark' Programmes Are Revealed
	Rwanda's Ex-Capital Chief Gets Life for Genocide
	Democrats Call for Studies as Industry Assails Proposals to Regulate Hydraulic Fracturing
	US Destroyer Anchors off Georgia for Exercises
	Bronx Senior Citizens Make Long Trek for Peace with Monday Protests
	On Tiny Plots, a New Generation of Farmers Emerges
	Arizona Governor Approves Abortion Constraints
	Iraq Suffers as the Euphrates River Dwindles
	'Gonzo' Filmmakers Hit London for Bhopal Protest
	Geopolitics Antithetical to Human Development
	Progress on Nukes Is Good, but 'Not Enough'

Monday July 13, 2009

	Disputed Iraqi City Fears Oil Will Only Fuel Woes
	'The Killing of Women Is Like Killing a Bird Today in Afghanistan'
	At 54, Cleve Jones is Ready for his Comeback
	Rep. Eshoo Wants House Probe of CIA Program
	Game on for Christian Protest
	War: Is it Getting More Hellish, or Less?
	Cheney 'Set Up Illegal Secret Spy Project'
	The Planet's Future: Climate Change 'Will Cause Civilization to Collapse'
	Crops, Ponds Destroyed in Quest for Food Safety

Sunday July 12, 2009

	Behind Detainee Release, a US-Iraqi Conflict on Iran
	Bhopal: The Hiroshima of the Chemical Industry
	Stop Bombing Us: Osama Isn’t Here, Says Pakistan
	Demolishing Appalachia
	Bush Administration Torture Policy May Face Probe From A.G. Holder
	Toxins Take a Toll on Troops

Saturday July 11, 2009

	Cheney Is Linked to Concealment of CIA Project
	New Evidence Surfaces in Post-Katrina Crimes
	Gun Sales Soar Amid Fears of Barack Obama Weapons Ban
	Developing Countries Urge G8 to Impose 40% Emissions Cut by 2020
	US General Sees Afghan Army, Police Insufficient
	Upside Down Flag Has Vet in Fight for 1st Amendment Rights
	Bush Surveillance Program Was Massive

Friday July 10, 2009

	US Said to Have Averted Inquiry Into ’01 Afghan Killings
	Americans Swap Homes for Hotels as Recession Bites
	Arundhati Roy at the London Literature Festival - 2009
	Some Aid Can Be Hard to Stomach
	House Democrats, White House at Odds over CIA Briefings
	Survey Shows Gap Between Scientists and the Public
	Obama Quoted in Wiretap Lawsuit in San Francisco
	Law Will Let Afghan Husbands Starve Wives Who Withhold Sex
	US Demand Fuels Spike in Small Arms Trade: UN Survey
	G8 Declares a Lack of Promise
	Obama Campaign Vow of Public Debate on Health Care Fading
	Growing Numbers of Poor People Swamp Legal Aid Offices
	Poll: World Has Little Confidence in Leaders' Economic Measures

Thursday July 9, 2009

	UNESCO: US Seriously Damaged Historic Babylon
	Groups Seek Federal Probe of NM Wolf Pup Deaths
	For Many Americans, Health Cover is Key to a Job
	Where's Pentagon 'Terrorism Suspect'? Talking to Karzai
	Environmentalists Protest G8 Summit
	Michael Moore Calls New Film Capitalism: A Love Story
	Poorest Countries to Bear Brunt of Growth
	G8: World Leaders Fail to Agree on Specific Target for Climate Cuts
	Where in the World Are the Federal Trade Commissioners?
	Democrats Say CIA Deceived Congress for Years

Wednesday July 8, 2009

	Stricter Labeling Urged for Bottled Water
	Energy Industry Sways Congress With Misleading Data
	No Cap on Troops for Afghanistan
	Politics of the Plate: Organic Warfare
	Advocates of Full Nationalized Health Insurance Fight On
	US Missile Shield Plan Threatens Arms Cuts: Moscow
	Report: States Aren't Using Stimulus Funds as Intended
	Major Polluters Water Down Climate Warming Ambitions
	Obama Makes Nuclear Compromise to Pass Clean Energy Bill
	Swiss to Stop UBS Handing over Data in US Tax Row
	G8 Climate Change Deal Stumbles at First Hurdle
	Campaign Finance Moment of Truth

Tuesday July 7, 2009

	New Charges Added to Blackwater Lawsuit
	President Tries to Put Out Fire From Emanuel's Health Care Remarks
	Protesters Held Ahead of G8 Meeting
	Familiar Players in Health Bill Lobbying
	Who Really Controls Your iPhone?
	Gore: Deal on Emissions from Land Useage Change Critical
	KBR Hails Court Ruling as Wartime Suit Protection
	Tensions Mount in Honduras as Crisis Talks Move to US
	Study: Lenders Avoid Aiding Distressed Due to Lack of Profit
	New Climate Strategy: Track the World's Wealthiest

Monday July 6, 2009

	Binyam Mohamed Launches Legal Fight to Stop US Destroying Torture Images
	Israel Has Right to Hit Iran: Biden
	Israel to Deport Gaza Activists
	US, Russia Ready to Set New Nuclear Arms Limits
	China Says 140 Dead in Xinjiang Riot, Blames Separatists
	Unmanned Drones Could Be Banned, Says Senior Judge
	Nigerian Militants Say Chevron Facility Destroyed

Sunday July 5, 2009

	Zelaya Blocked From Landing in Honduras After Supporters Shot
	Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya Prevented from Returning
	Group of Almost 100 US Activists Hoping to Bring Aid to Gaza Strip Arrive in Egypt
	Honduran Military Ordered to Turn Back Zelaya's Jet
	Italians Protest US Base Expansion, G8
	Healthy Examples: Plenty of Countries Get Healthcare Right
	Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib... Bagram?
	Costa Rica is World's Greenest, Happiest Country
	Obama’s Youthful Ideals Shaped the Long Arc of His Nuclear-Free Vision

Saturday July 4, 2009

	Weary of War, Young Afghans Pay for an Exit
	Obama Urges Liberal Advocacy Groups to Stop Attacks
	Free Gaza Activists Still in Custody in Israel
	OAS Set to Suspend Honduras as It Renounces Charter
	Obama's Nuclear-Weapons Adviser Delivers Doomsday Scenario
	Mountaintop Removal: Fourth of July Festival Organizers Fear Violence
	Fears for the World's Poor Countries as the Rich Grab Land to Grow Food

Friday July 3, 2009

	About Face: Obama to Proceed with Bush-Era Cybersecurity Plan
	Anti-US Protest Marks Start of Biden's Iraq Trip
	Los Angeles Will End Use of Coal-Fired Power
	Loss of World's Seagrass Beds Seen Accelerating
	Countries 'Wasting Money and Blood' in Afghanistan
	Pakistan Desperately Needs Money to Resettle Swat Residents
	WaPo Cancels Lobbyist Event Amid Uproar
	Documents Describe Chaos of Gitmo's Early Months
	Purity of Federal 'Organic' Label Is Questioned

Thursday July 2, 2009

	US Uses False Taliban Aid Charge to Pressure Iran
	Obama Administration Backs Bush White House on Cheney Interview
	EPA Allows TVA to Dump Spilled Coal Ash in Ala.
	UN to Study Potential Threats to Canada-U.S. World Heritage Site
	Organic Farms as Subdivision Amenities
	Amnesty Accuses Israel of Using Human Shields in Gaza
	Washington Post Sells Access, $25,000+
	EPA Ready to Settle Bay Area Pesticide Suit
	UN Revisits US Policies on Racial Profiling
	US, Canada Rank Last in Curbing Warming, Report on G-8 Says
	Extinction Looms, Study Says
	To Critics, New Policy on Terror Looks Old
	ExxonMobil Continuing to Fund Climate Sceptic Groups, Records Show
	Massive US Assault to Seize Taleban Heartland

Wednesday July 1, 2009

	Pakistanis Turn on Taliban, but Resent U.S. - Poll
	Congress's $1.2 Million a Day Drug Habit—and Pharma's Phony "Gift" to Health Care Reform
	Honduran Coup Shines Spotlight on Controversial U.S. Military Training School
	Nobel Laureate 'Abducted' by Israeli Navy
	Smooth Sailing for 'Oil-Free' Food
	Permafrost Melting a Growing Climate Threat: Study
	Citi Raises Rates on Millions of Credit Cards: Report
	Challenge to Shell's Alaska Drill Plan Dismissed
	Zelaya Faces arrest in Honduras as Protests Rise
	Many With Insurance Still Bankrupted by Health Crises
	Judge Overturns Bush Administration Logging Rule

Tuesday June 30, 2009

	Congress Pushing for Federal Reserve Audit
	US High Court Delays Decision on Death Row Inmate
	When Drones Become Indiscriminate
	Nader Nags Obama on Single Payer Healthcare
	EPA Approves California Pollution Rule
	Minnesota Supreme Court Rules for Al Franken, 5-0; Coleman Concedes
	Israel 'Boards Activist Ship Heading to Gaza'
	Crosby, Stills and Nash Have Lot to Say to Next Generation
	The Scramble for Iraq's 'Sweet Oil'
	Zelaya Vows to Return as Honduras Unrest Flares
	Justices to Review Campaign Finance Law Constraints
	Bush Appointees Buck Barack Obama on Terror Policies
	EPA List Shows Dangerous Coal Ash Sites Found in 10 States
	Don't Ask, Don't Tell: Gay Veteran of Iraq Takes on US Army

Monday June 29, 2009

	Crops Face Toxic Timebomb in Warmer World: Study
	Fireworks over Baghdad as US Troops Leave
	Honduras Coup Poses Challenges, Questions for Obama, Congress
	US Urged to Boost Emergency Aid to Displaced
	Leftist Leaders Rally Around Honduran President
	Thousands of Pakistanis Hold Anti-US Rally
	American Troops in Iraq Fade from Major Cities
	Israel Approves 50 New Settler Homes in West Bank
	How a Loophole Benefits GE in Bank Rescue
	Iraqi Whose Lies Made the Case for War Looks on from Afar

Sunday June 28, 2009

	President of Honduras Overthrown in Military Coup
	US-Russia Report on Scrapping Nuclear Weapons to be Unveiled
	How Bribery Became a Way of Life in Iraq
	White House Open to New Tax on Health Benefits
	Rebellion on the Range Over a Cattle ID Plan
	Deal on Gaza Makes Headway
	Small Towns vs. Nestlé
	Did Toxic Chemical in Iraq Sicken GIs?

Saturday June 27, 2009

	Climate Change Activists Dismayed by Some of Bill's Provisions
	Green Energy for All by 2030?
	To Gays Who Supported Him, Obama Hasn't Walked the Walk
	White House Is Drafting Executive Order to Allow Indefinite Detention; Move Would Bypass Congress

Friday June 26, 2009

	House Passes Bill to Address Threat of Climate Change
	Gay Rights Movement: 40 Years Since Stonewall Riots
	Slowdown in Once-Booming Organics Troubles Farmers
	Premier Casting US Withdrawal as Victory for Iraq
	Author Naomi Klein Calls for Boycott of Israel
	Consumers Don't Buy Water for Health Reasons
	New Fed Powers Not Matched with Accountability
	Western Aid Declines, Financial Bailouts Mount

Thursday June 25, 2009

	Mountaintop Removal Damage 'Irreversible,' Senate Hears
	Airstrike Report Belies 'Blame Taliban' Line
	Proponents Say Single-Payer Health Coverage is Optimal Rx
	How the Talk Became Big Business
	More Democracy the Cure for Broken System, UN Says
	Friends of the Earth Goes it Alone: Urges 'No' on Climate Bill
	US Policies Criticized by UN Rights Watchdog
	Obama Leaves Door Open to Tax on Health Benefits
	Chemicals in Shampoos and Toys 'Could Lead to Low Birth Weight'
	Lawmaker Accuses Fed of 'Cover-Up' in BofA Deal
	US, Israel, Russia Absent at Cluster Bomb Talks

Wednesday June 24, 2009

	Obama Signs $106 Billion bill for Iraq, Afghan Wars
	Health Insurance Insider: 'They Dump the Sick'
	Clinton Asked to Keep Canada Sands Oil Out of US
	Operation Enduring Folly: US Kills 60 More in Pakistan Air Strike
	UN Meet May Short-Change the Poor
	Ex-Detainees 'Allege Abuse at US Afghan Base'
	Nixon Tapes, Papers Weigh in on Fateful Days
	'Courageous' Women Front Iran's Resistance
	Gay Couple's Weapon in Lawsuit: Obama's Words
	UN Launches 'Seal the Deal' Campaign

Tuesday June 23, 2009

	Sen. Bennett: US Needs 100 More Nuclear Power Plants
	American Shoppers Misled by Greenwash, Congress Told
	Whaling Commission Faced With Quotas Schism
	Panel Sets Guidelines for Fighting Prison Rape
	US and Kyrgyzstan Sign New Air Base Deal: MP
	Civilians 'Bear the Brunt of War'
	Pentagon to Outline Shift in War Planning Strategy
	Court Allows Gold Mine to Dump Waste in Lake

Monday June 22, 2009

	Obama’s Right Turn
	Supreme Court Rejects Wilson/Plame Suit
	Obama's Undeclared War Against Pakistan Continues, Despite His Attempt to Downplay It
	Critics Fault Climate-Change Legislation
	Former Rwandan Minister Gets 30 Years for Genocide Role
	Thousands Flee Ahead of Pakistan Offensive
	Iran's Guards to 'Crush' Protests
	Latin Radicals Take Center Stage at UN Summit Snubbed by the West
	US Toughens Airstrike Policy in Afghanistan

Sunday June 21, 2009

	Palestinian Lawsuit Condemns Canadian Condo Project as War Crime
	EU to Examine National Opt-Outs for GM Crop Growing
	Most in US Support Govt-Backed Health Care: Poll
	Confidential Memo Reveals US Plan to Provoke an Invasion of Iraq
	Iraqi: 'Life Here Is Dead Because of Americans' Presence'
	In Stark Legal Turnaround, Obama Now Resembles Bush

Saturday June 20, 2009

	Delay in Releasing CIA Report Is Sought
	House Unveils Health Bill, Minus Key Details
	Avigdor Lieberman: Settlements Are Not Obstacle to Peace
	San Francisco Asks Federal Judge to Toss Prop. 8
	Foreign Workers for US Are Casualties Twice Over
	US Says Afghan Strikes Broke Rules, Orders Retraining

Friday June 19, 2009

	Humanitarian Aid Criminalized at the Border
	Awaiting Bernanke, House Panel Subpoenas Fed
	Justices Reject Inmate Right to DNA Tests
	'No US Charges' Likely Over Afghan Raid
	'Humanure' Victory: Green Toilet Wins Austin City Approval
	Cargill and the Priest: Priest Stands Up Against BigAg and Deforestation
	Tony Blair Knew of Secret Policy on Terror Interrogations
	Congress Sends $106 Billion War Funds Bill to Obama
	14 Arrested in Latest Massey Protest
	Panel Slams US Over Immigration Raid Tactics
	Peru Indians Hail 'Historic' Day

Thursday June 18, 2009

	US Congressmen Tell Dow to Clean Up Bhopal
	US Senate Approves Resolution Apologizing for Slavery
	Maine Gay-Marriage Foes Hire California Firm That Ran Prop 8
	Obama Administration Criticized Over Failure to Disclose Coal Dump Locations
	World Powers Push for Financial Sector Reform
	Nuclear Funds Hit With Losses
	Arms Talks Ahead of Obama Visit 'Constructive': Russia
	Partisan Ire Surfaces as Senators Start Work on Health Bill
	EPA Declares Public Health Emergency in Asbestos-Ridden Libby, Montana
	Daring Dragline Protest Launches 7 Days That Will Shake Mountaintop Removal Operations
	Lieberman to Clinton: Israel Won't Freeze Settlements

Wednesday June 17, 2009

	McChrystal Looks to Spin Afghan Civilian Deaths Problem
	CIA Fights Full Release of Detainee Report
	Obama to Unveil Finance Overhaul
	Iran Ups Media Crackdown as Reformers Plan Rally
	Report: Iraqi Refugees in US Need More Help
	Teachers File Racial Discrimination Suit Against Obama Administration's School 'Turnaround' Plan
	E-Mail Surveillance Renews Concerns in Congress
	US Climate Report Details Energy, Agriculture Harm
	Activists Urge Obama to Use Trade Pact as Leverage

Tuesday June 16, 2009

	Congress Approves $106 Bln for War, Swine Flu
	Carter Decries Destruction in Gaza
	Number of People Driven From Homes by Conflict at All-Time High
	Massachusetts Suspends Weapons Program
	CIA Mistaken on 'High-Value' Detainee, Document Shows
	Nigerian Rebels Threaten FIFA Junior World Cup, Continue Attacks on Chevron Facilities
	Audit Finds That US Overpaid Blackwater by Tens of Millions of Dollars
	Iran Agrees to Partial Recount of Disputed Ballots
	Pelosi Puts Pressure on Dems to OK War Funding
	Obama Blocks List of Visitors to White House
	Water Risks Ripple Through the Beverage Industry
	Pentagon Wavers on Release of Report on Afghan Attack

Monday June 15, 2009

	Most US Troops Out of Iraqi Cities: US Commander
	Obama Tells AMA US Health-Care Costs Are a 'Ticking Time Bomb'
	Big Carbon Players Jockey for Advantage
	Alleged US Massacre in Afghanistan 'Provoked by False Information'
	Supreme Court Won't Hear Appeal of the 'Cuban Five'
	USA, Canada to Modernize Great Lakes Water Quality Pact
	World Bank Loan Withdrawn From Brazilian Cattle Corporation
	Brown to Outline Iraq War Inquiry
	UN Food Stolen From the Starving in Somalia Fake Camp Fraud
	Pennsylvania Town Fights Big Coal on Mining Rights
	Tense Iran Braces for Anti-Ahmadinejad March
	Pro-English Measures Being Revived Across US

Sunday June 14, 2009

	Netanyahu Defies Obama with Harsh Conditions for Palestinian 'Entity'
	Unions and Migrant Workers Coalesce from Coast to Coast
	Far-Right Shootings Raise Fear of Hate Offensive in America
	US Cyberdefense Plan Raises Concerns
	Public Not Allowed to Know Location of Hazardous Coal Ash Sites
	Secret Papers 'Show How Shell Targeted Nigeria Oil Protests'
	Afghan Villagers Slain as They Took Cover

Saturday June 13, 2009

	Poll Results Prompt Iran Protests
	Indigenous Peoples: 'We Are Fighting for Our Lives and Our Dignity'
	Superfund Money to Clean 'Mouth of the Beast'
	Judge: Ex-Bush Lawyer Can be Sued Over Torture
	Lawmakers Reveal Health-Care Investments
	Ahmadinejad Wins Surprise Iran Landslide Victory

Friday June 12, 2009

	US Nuclear Industry Tries to Hijack Obama's Climate Change Bill
	Today's Electronics, Tomorrow's Garbage Heap
	Mitchell Says No Mideast Peace at Lebanon Expense
	Abuse Photos Part of Agreement on Military Spending
	CIA Secrecy on Drone Attacks Data Hides Abuses
	Foreigners Are the Real Pirates, Says Former Somali Fisherman
	Obama Mining Plan Draws Criticism From Both Sides

Thursday June 11, 2009

	Climate Pledges Bound to Breach Key Warming Target: Scientists
	Military Recruiters to Capitalize on Air Show, 'Senior Week'
	Bermuda Takes Guantanamo Uighurs
	G8 Off Track on Increased Aid to Africa - Report
	American Medical Association Opposes Public Insurance Plan
	Peru Suspends Decrees That Fueled Amazon Violence
	Medical Group Calls for Reducing Use of BPA
	Washington to Debate School Lunch and Health Policy Reform
	Death Row Case Embodies Systemic Flaws, Critics Say

Wednesday June 10, 2009

	Health Professionals Tell Congress They Want Single-Payer
	San Francisco OKs Toughest Recycling Law in US
	Prison Is Revolving Door for Mentally Ill, Who Don't Get Needed Meds
	US War Privatization Results in Billions Lost in Fraud, Waste and Abuse--Report
	Chrysler and Fiat Make It Official
	US Green Agenda Delivered Blow as Ban on Drilling off Florida Overturned
	Farm Suicides Turn Children Into Farmers
	Film Aims to Expose Dangers in US Food Industry
	Pacific Island of Palau Agrees to Take Uighur Muslims From Guantánamo Bay
	Water Stress, Ocean Levels to Unleash 'Climate Exodus'

Tuesday June 9, 2009

	China Alone Could Bring World to Brink of Climate Calamity, Claims US Official
	Illinois Town Sued, Accused of Lying About Carcinogen-Filled Town Water
	Reform Challenger Shakes up Iranian Presidential Race
	CIA Urges Judge to Keep Bush-Era Documents Sealed
	Dueling Protests Square off Near Bush's Dallas Home
	Obama Invokes Jesus More Than Bush
	Americans in Jerusalem 'Feel the Hate' for Obama
	First Gitmo Detainee Arrives in US for Trial
	‘Police Are Throwing Bodies in the River,’ Say Native Protesters
	We Failed to Follow Bombing Rules: Pentagon

Monday June 8, 2009

	Shell Settles Human Rights Suit for $15.5M
	Unions Embrace Street Corner Solidarity
	Activist Cindy Sheehan in Dallas to Renew Anti-Bush Protests
	Judge Halts Deportation of 4, Cites ICE Conduct
	Seeking the Face of Climate Change
	Global Weapons Spending Hits Record Levels
	Iraqi Security Forces Arrest Five American Civilians
	Israel Ministry Wages Settlement War Against US
	Democrats Stoke Grassroots Healthcare Campaign
	The 'End of the Line' for the World's Oceans
	Lobbyists Unlimited in Honoring Lawmakers

Sunday June 7, 2009

	George Tiller Funeral Draws Protests but Ends Peacefully
	Castro Questions Timing of Cuban Spy Arrests
	War, What Is It Good For? It Made Us Less Selfish
	Key Figures in Global Battle Against Illegal Arms Trade Lost in Air France Crash

Saturday June 6, 2009

	Protesters Want Baucus to Consider Single-Payer System
	Doctor Critical of Baucus Promotes Single-Payer Plan
	GM Gets Billions, Says No Money for Crash Victims
	Ethnic Media Reaching Record Numbers in U.S.
	'Global Warming is Baloney' Signs Put the Heat on Burger King

Friday June 5, 2009

	Industry Defends Drilling, Ignores Water Contamination
	Peru: Police, Indigenous Indians Clash in Protests Over Resources
	US Lawmakers Seek More Nuclear Power in Bill
	GAO: US Aid Programs Overpay for Food, Delivery
	Politics and the Financial Crisis Slow the Drive to Privatize
	Texans Sue KBR, Halliburton Over War-Zone Burn Pits
	College Grads Flock to Farms
	World Environment Day Calls for End to CO2 Addiction
	Drugstore Health Clinics Treating More Ailments

Thursday June 4, 2009

	SEC Charges Countrywide Co-Founder Mozilo
	Homeowners Seeking Gov’t Loan Mods Are Fed Up
	Record Turnout at Hong Kong Tiananmen Candlelight Vigil
	The Deadly Toll of Abortion by Amateurs
	OAS Opens Doors to Cuba Without Conditions
	North Korea Tries US Journalists
	The Power of Microfinance
	UN Human Rights Council Blasts US for Killing Civilians, Drone Attacks and Using Mercenaries
	Biden Tells Governors to Plan for Rail-Line Stimulus Money
	Maryland's Donna Edwards: Emerging Leader, Liberal Maverick
	US Judge Rejects Lawsuits in Wiretapping Cases
	Obama: I'll Personally Pursue Two-State Solution
	Green Energy Overtakes Fossil Fuel Investment, Says UN

Wednesday June 3, 2009

	Gay Marriage Approved in New Hampshire
	Max Baucus Regrets Killing Single-Payer, Sanders Says
	Appeals Court Reinstate Nigeria Activist Case Vs Shell Unit
	Big Business 'Failing to Disclose Climate Risks' to Investors
	Cheney Led Briefings of Lawmakers to Defend Interrogation Techniques
	In Occupied Palestine, Loving the Children is the Easy Part
	Economic Crisis Making for More Unstable World
	Revealed: The Bid to Corner World's Bluefin Tuna Market
	Netanyahu Cites Secret Deal with Bush to Justify More Settlements
	Washington Didn't Want You to See this Guantanamo Photo
	US Report Finds Airstrike Errors in Afghan Deaths
	Tillman's Mother Says General Lied Again About His Death

Tuesday June 2, 2009

	Conservation Groups Sue Over Gray Wolf Delisting
	Eavesdropping Case Tests Obama Vows on Secrecy
	Thomas Berry, Environmentalist-Priest, Dies
	Controversial Coal Mining Method Gets Obama's OK
	W. Va. Judge Limits Massey Energy Protesters' Legal Arguments
	Progressives Divided? Not All Back Obama Policies
	Baucus to Meet with Single-Payer Advocates
	Tap Water Worries Have You Buying Bottled? Safeway Loves You
	US Must Release Guantanamo Evidence: Judge

Monday June 1, 2009

	Jimmy Carter Charges Obama 'Doesn't Want to Punish Those Who are Guilty' of Crimes
	Cheney: Death Only Option for Some Detainees if Gitmo Closed
	Pakistan Plan to Attack Taliban Haven Promises Wider War
	Obama Has 250,000 'Contractors' in Iraq and Afghan Wars, Increases Number of Mercenaries
	Oil Economy Driving Growth of Controversial Tar Sands
	Prop. 8 Opponents Take their Case to Fresno
	Even in Crisis, Banks Dig In for Fight Against Rules
	Identity of Men on CIA Rendition Flights to British Island Revealed
	Amazon Rainforests Pay the Price as Demand for Beef Soars

Sunday May 31, 2009

	Local Currencies Really Can Buy Happiness
	Doctor's Assassination in Kansas Prompts Day of Mourning
	Israel Fumes over US Settlement Demands
	Late-Term Abortion Doctor Shot Dead Inside US Church
	Venezuela's Chavez Shifts Gears in Leftist Revolution
	Tracking the War on Women in Darfur
	Contractors Vie for Plum Work, Hacking for the United States
	Israel Tests 'Doomsday' Response
	Taguba Denies He's Seen Abuse Photos Suppressed by Obama

Saturday May 30, 2009

	UN Disarmament Body Ends Deadlock after 12 Years
	Documentary on Intensive Pig Farming Faces Legal Threat
	'We Know What to Do: Why Don't We Do It?'
	Health Care Activists Lament Single-Payer Snub
	US-CANADA: Shared Border, Unilateral Policy?
	Organic Dairies Watch the Good Times Turn Bad
	UN Calls for Inquiry on 'Unacceptably High' Civilian Death Toll in Sri Lanka

Friday May 29, 2009

	Nobel Prize Winner Gets Hassled At Bush Intercontinental Airport
	The Bogus Torture Coverup
	Countries Destroying Cluster Bomb Stockpiles: Report
	Car-Driven Society Poses Health Risk for Americans
	Pentagon Plans New Arm to Wage Wars in Cyberspace
	Bush Defends Interrogation Program in Michigan Speech
	Exxon Mobil CEO Tells Shareholders That Fossil Fuels Have Long Future
	Uncle Sam Denying Soldiers Citizenship
	Iraq Faces the Mother of all Corruption Scandals
	Global Warming Causes 300,000 Deaths a Year, Says Kofi Annan thinktank

Thursday May 28, 2009

	Marijuana and Cocaine Should Be Legalized, Says Latin American Drugs Commission
	US Rejects British Paper's Report on Iraq Prison Photos
	Israel Debates 'Loyalty' Law
	Israel Rebuffs Hillary Clinton's Call for Halt in West Bank Settlements
	Islamic Charity Leaders Get 65-Year Jail Terms
	Do CIA Cables Show Doctors Monitoring Torture?
	Soldier Seeking Asylum: 'I Want to Be Able to Atone'
	Blackwater Contractors in Fatal Shooting Say They're Scapegoats
	Oil Firms and Loggers 'Push Indigenous People to Brink of Extinction'
	World Sitting on 'Powder Keg' of Social Unrest: Amnesty
	Iraq Redux? Obama Seeks Funds for Pakistan Super-Embassy
	Abu Ghraib Abuse Photos 'Show Rape'

Wednesday May 27, 2009

	Big Oil Meetings Draw Activists, Some Protest Votes
	Damaged Ecosystems Not Lost Forever
	Dozens Dead as Pakistan War Hits Lahore
	Amazonian Indigenous Protest Provokes Peruvian Government Reprisals
	Working Out the Details of Guns in National Parks
	US Wants to Paint the World White to Save Energy
	Genetics-Based Products Stir Concerns
	Healthy School Lunch Efforts Face Daunting Hurdles
	US Army Prepared to Stay in Iraq for a Decade
	North Korea Restarts Nuclear Reactor and Threatens to Attack South

Tuesday May 26, 2009

	"There's No Way I'm Going to Deploy to Afghanistan"
	California Upholds Gay Marriage Ban
	State Dept. Has Few Who Speak Language of Area Where Taliban Operates
	Pakistanis in Swat 'Face Catastrophe'; Clashes Spread
	Natural Gas Politics
	Shell on Trial: Oil Giant Faces Charges of Human Rights Abuses
	How a Greener City Gets Growing
	Obama Chooses Sotomayor for Supreme Court Nominee
	Drive for Sanctions Likely in Wake of North Korean Test

Monday May 25, 2009

	Netanyahu: 'If Israel Doesn't Remove Iranian Threat, No One Will'
	Iowan Creates Nonprofit for Food Politics
	Climate Change Summit Hijacked by Biggest Polluters, Critics Claim
	US Soldiers Options Limited to Protect Afghans from Taliban
	North Korea Tests Nuclear Weapon 'As Powerful as Hiroshima Bomb'
	Israeli Bill Would Impose Loyalty Oath on Arab Citizens
	Fate of Iraqis Gone Missing Haunts Those Left Behind
	Doctor Pushes Back Against Insurer Scrutiny

Sunday May 24, 2009

	Top US Military Officer Pushes Guantanamo Closing
	Obama's Supreme Court Nominee Expected This Week
	Israel's Lieberman Rules out Return to '67 Borders
	'Universal Jurisdiction': Spain's Judges Target Torture
	US Relies More on Aid of Allies in Terror Cases

Saturday May 23, 2009

	'Israel Won't Yield to US Demands, Won't Halt Settlement Construction'
	NRC Contemplates the Next Step on Imported Nuclear Waste
	Rwandan Man Convicted of War Crimes in Canadian Court
	US Appeals Court Agrees Tobacco Companies Lied
	EPA Administrator Forecasts Potential Shift on Bush-Era Drilling Loophole
	Concern Mounts Over US Predator Covert Killings
	Smile! The US Sees You Coming

Friday May 22, 2009

	UN Poised to Close Gender Gap and Create Women's Agency
	California High Court to Rule Tuesday on Prop. 8
	Alien Species Eroding Ecosystems and Livelihoods
	PM Vows Jerusalem Will Remain Israel's Capital 'Forever'
	Think Tank: US Climate Bill Falls Short
	Advocate for Others Fights to Die at Home
	Drinking from Plastic Bottles 'Increases Exposure to Gender-Bending Chemical'
	Cheney's Speech Ignored Some Inconvenient Truths

Thursday May 21, 2009

	Obama Mounts Defense of Detainee Plan
	US Keeps Nuclear 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell': Israel Aide
	Israel Dismantles West Bank Settlement Outpost
	America's Poor Are Its Most Generous Givers
	Climate Change: The Century's Biggest Health Threat?
	Administration Opposes Plame Appeal
	Lobbyist Ranks Swell With Advent of Climate Bill

Wednesday May 20, 2009

	US Congress Votes to Allow People to Carry Loaded Guns in National Parks
	ACLU Sues Knox, Nashville Schools for Blocking Gay Websites
	Judge: Some Detainees Can Be Held Indefinitely
	Quarter of a Million Sri Lankans Face Two Years in Camps
	Arms Sent by US May Be Falling Into Taliban Hands
	US Army Paid Bonuses to KBR Despite Questions
	Banks in Recovery as Home Foreclosures Hit Record
	Two Blackwater-Affiliated Contractors Flee Afghanistan
	US and Russia Start Hard Bargaining Over Slashing Nuclear Weapons
	Obama Takes a Hit on Guantánamo
	UN Rights Inquiry on Gaza to Hold Public Hearings

Tuesday May 19, 2009

	US Energy Use a National Security Threat: Study
	Panetta: Airstrikes Have Been 'Very Effective'
	US-Russian Team Deems Missile Shield in Europe Ineffective
	Senate Approves Credit Card Crackdown Bill
	Green-Jobs Evangelist Sells Obama's Ambitious Plans
	US Supreme Court Rejects Prop. 215 Challenge
	Ex-US Envoy May Take Key Role in Afghan Government
	Bill Clinton Named New UN Envoy to 'Stabilize' Haiti, a Country He Helped Destabilize
	Swat Valley Could Be Worst Refugee Crisis Since Rwanda, UN Warns
	Despite Smiles, Obama, Netanyahu Seem Far Apart
	Troy Davis Files Final Appeal to US Supreme Court

Monday May 18, 2009

	Supreme Court Blocks Sept. 11 Detainee Lawsuit
	One State the Alternative to Two-State Solution - Arab League Secretary General Musa
	Federal Authorities Crack Down on Sea-Borne Oil Polluters
	Possible Defense Contract for Fort Worth Company Shows How Lawmakers Can Tailor Earmarks to One Contractor
	Peru Army Moves Into Amazon After Tribes Blockade Rivers and Roads
	Suu Kyi Begins Trial, EU Threatens Sanctions
	Killed Civilians Bring More Controversy for Blackwater
	Nuclear Cleanup Awards Questioned
	Gen McChrystal, America's New Army Chief in Afghanistan, Under Fire Over Rough Tactics and 'Prisoner Abuse'

Sunday May 17, 2009

	Images, the Law and War
	US Drone Attack Kills 29 in North Waziristan
	FBI Infiltrated Iowa Anti-War Group Before GOP Convention
	Rumsfeld's Biblical Message-Laden Intelligence Briefs
	Obama's EPA clears 42 of 48 New Mountaintop Removal Mining Permits
	Tamil Tigers Admit Defeat After Battle Reaches 'Bitter End'
	Pain, Progress, Pride on Day Against Homophobia
	MI5 'Used Muslim 007' to Turn British Torture Victim in Moroccan Prison

Saturday May 16, 2009

	Sri Lanka: Military Conflict vs. Propaganda War?
	Critics Call Obama's Tribunals 'Bush Lite'
	Rumsfeld's Renegade Unit Blamed for Afghan Deaths
	Sri Lankan Army Pushes on with Final Assault on Cornered Tamils
	Even with Obama in Charge, Anti-War Democrats Powerless
	Horror and Stresses of Iraq Duty led US Sergeant to Kill Comrades
	McChrystal was Cheney's Chief Assassin

Friday May 15, 2009

	3 Utah Counties, Oil Companies Sue Interior
	In Ecuador, Resentment of an Oil Company Oozes
	Obama to Revive Guantánamo Military Tribunals
	Leon Panetta's Mission to Stop Israel Bombing Iranian Nuclear Plant
	Bush Team Still Haunts Environmentals
	New 'Prisoner Abuse' Photographs Emerge Despite US Bid to Block Publication
	Powell Aide Says Torture Helped Build Iraq War Case
	IAEA Chief Warns of New 'Virtual' Nuclear Powers
	House Backs Obama's Afghan Surge, Amid Calls for Exit Strategy
	Rights Group: US Must Prevent Civilian Casualties

Thursday May 14, 2009

	US Senate to Debate Nearly $40 Billion for Clean Water
	'Dirty Tricks' Over Toxic Waste
	Judge Condemns 'Mosaic' of Guantánamo Intelligence and Unreliable Witnesses
	Why Doesn't Obama Want Us to See What's in the Photos?
	Residents Forceful: Shut Yankee Nuclear Plant Down
	Rice Stands by Bush Policies During Calgary Appearance
	Cheney's Role Deepens
	A Different Kind of Boy Scout: Armed and Fighting Terrorism
	Lake Swimmer Could Cost Suu Kyi Her Freedom
	Chicago Bans Sale of Baby Bottles, Sippy Cups With BPA

Wednesday May 13, 2009

	Senate Panel Probes Legality of Torture Memos
	Obama Tries to Block Release of Detainee Photos
	Sri Lanka Accused of 'War Crime' Over Shelled Hospital
	Israel Hands Over Lebanon Cluster Bomb Maps - UN
	Bomb Kills 7 Afghan Civilians at US Base
	SF School Board Votes to Restore JROTC Program
	Sharp Debate Expected at Senate Torture Hearing
	Barack Obama's Key Climate Bill Hit by $45M PR Campaign
	US Implored to Stop Deporting Haitians
	Michael Pollan Dishes out Advice on Healthful Eating
	Popular Cereal Is a Drug, US Food Watchdog Says

Tuesday May 12, 2009

	US Elected to UN Rights Council
	Haaretz Reporter Amira Hass Arrested Upon Leaving Gaza
	Massacre Puts War Trauma Under the Spotlight
	Canadian Military Plans to Spam Afghans This Summer
	Badly-Needed California Water Transfers Blocked by Economic, Environmental Hurdles
	High Health Costs Hit Women Hardest
	China Marks Anniversary of Quake
	Cleaner Air From Reduced Emissions Could Save Millions of Lives, Says Report
	Top US Commander in Afghanistan Is Fired
	A Year Later, Iowa Raid Still Marks a Flashpoint

Monday May 11, 2009

	Pelosi: Torture Protest Improper in '03
	Afghan Parliament Wants Law to Curb Foreign Troops
	Lawmakers Try to Block New Abuse Photos
	Obama Says Healthcare Overhaul Could Save Trillions
	US General Builds A Palestinian Army
	iPhones in Iraq – The US Army's New Weapon
	Five US Soldiers 'Killed in Iraq Base'
	Still There, Foreclosed No Longer
	Cheney: Interrogations Saved Lives
	Israel Knows That Peace Just Doesn't Pay

Sunday May 10, 2009

	White Phosphorus? Concern Over Burns on Afghans Caught in Battle
	Obama White House: U.S. Will Not Halt Afghan Air Strikes
	Outed!: Documentary Purports to Rip GOP's Closet Doors
	Controversial Killing Fleet Tastes Failure as Japanese Lose Their Appetite for Whale Meat
	Memos Shed Light on CIA Use of Sleep Deprivation
	Afghan Students Protest Against Civilian Casualties
	Provacateurs: G20 Police 'Used Undercover Men to Incite Crowds'
	Drafted at 19, Opposing Military Recruiters at 61

Saturday May 9, 2009

	Obama Breaks Campaign Promise on AIDS
	Arctic Groups Demand Global Chemicals' Ban
	Global Spread of 'Loose Nukes' Reignites Disarmament Efforts
	MoveOn Moves Against Specter
	Global Warming's Toll: Glacier in Bolivia is Gone

Friday May 8, 2009

	Bush-Era Polar Bear Rule to Stay in Place
	White House Silence Paved Way for ‘Cramdown’ Crash
	Child Miners: Legacy of Conflict
	More Than One Million Flee Pakistan Fighting, Says UN
	Ex-Soldier Could Face Death Over Iraq Murders, Rape‎
	China Breaks Silence on Student Quake Toll
	Memo Says Pelosi Knew About Use of Harsh Tactics
	Ready or Not, Katrina Victims Lose Temporary Housing
	Psychologists' E-Mails Stir Interrogation Issue

Thursday May 7, 2009

	NY Trial to Decide Shell's Role in Nigerian Deaths
	Government Could Destroy Records in Hundreds of Guantanamo Cases
	Harvesting the Rain: An Old Idea Takes on New Life
	Law Center Study Cites Mistreatment of Latinos in South
	After US Strikes, Afghans Describe 'Tractor Trailers Full of Pieces of Human Bodies;' Obama Readies 21,000 More Troops
	Geithner: US Banks 'Safe From Insolvency'
	Af-Pak Troubles Coming to a Head
	US Security Firm Blackwater Ends Iraq Operation
	Sensitive US Missile Defense Data Found on Computer Disk Bought on eBay

Wednesday May 6, 2009

	Justice Dept. Finds Many Flaws in FBI Terror Watch List
	Informants Say Blackwater Guards Tried to Unload Arms
	Maine Becomes 5th State to Approve Gay Marriage
	Vietnam Veterans Are Falling Ill, but Why Now?
	Obama Urged to Sign Native Rights Declaration
	Red Cross Confirms Dozens Dead in Afghan Air Strikes
	Weapon of Choice: Depleted Uranium
	Inspector at Pentagon Says Report Was Flawed
	Justice Dept. Investigators Say No Criminal Prosecutions, Just 'Disciplinary Actions'
	UN Blames Israeli Army for Gaza War Attacks

Tuesday May 5, 2009

	Truckloads of Dead Civilians After Afghan Battle
	Health Care Activists Disrupt Senate Finance Committee Hearing
	Democrats Seek More Interrogation Documents
	Palestinian Patients 'Interrogated Before Leaving Gaza for Treatment'
	Economic Casualties Pile Into Tent Cities
	Pakistan's Forgotten Casualties of War
	Taliban Prepare for US Surge
	Supreme Court to Consider Life in Prison for Juveniles
	At Annual Meeting, Pro-Israel Group Reasserts Clout

Monday May 4, 2009

	Spanish Judge to Probe Israel's Deadly Gaza Strike
	Problem of Guantánamo Detainees Returns to Haunt Barack Obama
	Senators Accuse Pentagon of Delay in Recovering Millions
	US Denies Letting Troops Convert Afghans
	Environment Emerges as a Major Casualty in Gaza

Sunday May 3, 2009

	Obama Set for 'Intense' Pakistan, Afghan Summit
	Lack of Housing, Funding, Support Dooms Many Mentally Ill Residents to a Life on the Streets
	Iran Executes Woman for Alleged Murder Committed as a Juvenile
	Advisor: ‘US Needs to Call off Drone Strikes in Pak’
	Russia to Build Floating Arctic Nuclear Stations
	Accidental Deaths Plaguing US in Iraq

Saturday May 2, 2009

	EPA Seeks Rules for Utilities' Polluted Runoff
	It's Show and Tell Day for US Banks
	Mission to Break up Pacific Island of Rubbish Twice the Size of Texas
	Bhopal Residents Bring Toxic Warnings
	Flu Outbreak Highlights Broken US Health System
	US May Revive Guantánamo Military Courts
	Freedom of the Media Declines Worldwide, Report Says

Friday May 1, 2009

	Psychologists Told CIA Waterboarding Was Safe
	May Day Protesters Clash With Police in Turkey, Greece and Germany
	Cluster Munition Coalition Receives Major Peace Award
	Australia Muscling up as America's Power Wanes
	US to Drop Spy Case Against Pro-Israel Lobbyists
	US to Limit Guantanamo Releases
	Castro Says US Wants Cuba to Be Slave
	How Britons Fuel Destruction of the Rainforest
	Abu Ghraib Guards Say Memos Show They Were Scapegoats
	US Supreme Court Justice Souter to Retire: Reports
	US Slow to Fulfill 'Promises to the Persecuted'

Thursday April 30, 2009

	Gaza Still Waiting for Pledged Aid: UN Official
	Air Pollution Endangers Lives of Six in 10 Americans
	Defying Threats, Fighting Oppression: The Woman Leading Protests in Afghanistan
	Canadian Federal Government Spends Millions on Bottled Water
	Climate Chaos Predicted by CO2 Study
	Feds Wrongly Deport Citizen Living in N.C.
	Culture of Unpunished Sexual Assault in Military
	British Troops Officially End Combat Operation in Southern Iraq
	Baghdad Violence Worst in Year

Wednesday April 29, 2009

	Spanish Judge Opens Probe into Guantanamo Torture
	Justice Department Urges Equalizing Drug Sentences
	Accused BLM Bid Monkey-Wrencher de Christopher Pleads Not Guilty
	Landmark Civil Rights Law in Jeopardy?
	Kyrgyzstan Denies Talks With US on Air Base
	Investigator Sought for Torture Probe
	Bybee Defends Signing Interrogation Memos
	100 Days of Latitude

Tuesday April 28, 2009

	Court Rebuffs Feds, Reinstates Torture Suit
	NCLB No Panacea: US Educational Skills Improve; Learning Gap Stagnates
	Senator Specter to Switch Parties
	How ’07 ABC Interview Tilted a Torture Debate
	Democrats Pushing Bybee Impeachment, Special Prosecutors
	Plan to Cut Weapons Programs Disputed
	30,000 Flee Army Raid on NW Pakistan: Local Official
	Poaching, Human Encroachment Force Elephants to Abandon Troubled Zimbabwe
	Climate Change Hitting Entire Arctic Ecosystem, Says Report

Monday April 27, 2009

	US Seeks to End Bush Mountaintop Coal Mining Rule
	Bracing for New Prisoner Abuse Photos
	Obama Puts Gun-Control Issue on Back Burner
	Washington Forum Draws Worst Greenhouse Polluters
	Activists Serve Blackwater With 'Statement of Foreclosure for Moral Bankruptcy'
	Water Controversies Boil Over
	Radiation From 1960s Nuclear Tests Is Still Hurting My Family
	Non-Violent Protests Against West Bank Barrier Turn Increasingly Dangerous
	Iraq PM: Deadly US Raid 'Breach' of Security Pact

Sunday April 26, 2009

	100 Days Later, Nation Waits for FDA Overhaul
	Pair Seek to Make Health Care System Navigable
	Torture? It Probably Killed More Americans than 9/11

Saturday April 25, 2009

	Fatal New Flu Strain Threatens Mexico, US
	Big Health Insurer's Calls to Members Draw Criticism
	Crisis Pushing Key Poverty Goals Out of Reach
	US Seeks Reins in New Set of Climate Talks
	CIA Official: No Proof Harsh Techniques Stopped Terror Attacks

Friday April 24, 2009

	At Least 60 Killed, Over 100 Wounded in Suicide Attacks in Iraq
	Sri Lanka Guilty of 'Humanitarian Disaster'
	Beehive Design Collective Shares Stories of Activists
	Democrats Split on Bush-Era Interrogation Probe
	Industry Ignored Its Scientists on Climate
	US to Release Photos Showing Alleged Abuses by American Personnel
	Wildfires Add to Speed of Global Warming
	New Promise of a Nuclear-Free World

Thursday April 23, 2009

	An Unearthed Resource: Gas Drilling in Northeast Raises Health and Environmental Concerns Among Residents
	G8, Poor Nations Seek Deal to Stem Biodiversity Loss
	Bombings Kill More Than 70 in Iraq
	Israeli Forces 'Can't Clear Themselves'
	BigAg Ticked at Michelle Obama's Organic Garden
	GI’s to Fill Civilian Gap to Rebuild Afghanistan
	Senate Report: Rice, Cheney OK'd CIA Use of Waterboarding

Wednesday April 22, 2009

	Dozens of Prisoners Held by CIA Still Missing, Fates Unknown
	IDF: Probes Prove No War Crimes Committed in Gaza
	Border Policies Need Overhaul, Group Says
	US Congress Begins Drive for Climate Change Bill
	Nobel Laureate Accuses Israel of 'Ethnic Cleansing'
	Senator Kerry's Panel to Call Afghanistan Veterans
	Senate Panel: Military Agency Had Hand in Developing CIA Interrogation Methods

Tuesday April 21, 2009

	RFK Jr. Blasts Obama as 'Indentured Servant' to Coal Industry
	US Lacks Capacity to Win Over Afghans
	Obama Leaves Door Open to Bush Officials' Prosecution
	Fears of Bloodbath as Sri Lankan Forces Push Into Tamil Tiger Enclave
	Civil Lawsuit Over Katrina Begins
	Gore: 2009 Turning Point in Environment Battle
	California's Gay Marriage Trailblazers Look East for Signs of Progress
	In Iraq, 'Everybody Knows Somebody Killed by the War'
	Cheney Demands Release of CIA Memos Proving Torture 'Success'
	Climate Concern Unites Natives at UN Conference in Anchorage

Monday April 20, 2009

	Palestinian Water Crisis Deepens
	Marijuana Advocates Point to Signs of Change
	The Second Scramble for Africa Starts
	Delegates Walk out of UN Racism Conference
	Sources: Wiretap Recorded Rep. Harman Promising to Intervene for AIPAC
	Stressed Americans Postpone Healthcare: Study
	CIA Waterboarded al-Qaida Suspects 266 Times

Sunday April 19, 2009

	Presidents Thaw US-Venezuela Rift
	Just $6bn Will Save a Generation From Starvation, Says UN
	Four CIA Chiefs Said 'Don't Reveal Torture Memos'
	Tamil Civilians Slaughtered as Army Shells 'No-Fire Zone'

Saturday April 18, 2009

	Israel Stands Ready to Bomb Iran's Nuclear Sites
	Bartering is a Modern Trade
	G20 Death: Met Police Officer May Face Manslaughter Charge
	Barack Obama Shakes Hands with Hugo Chavez
	CIA Director Asked to Preserve Secret Prisons
	Greens Hail Obama's OK to Regulate Greenhouse Emissions
	Afghanistan's Women Find Their Voice

Friday April 17, 2009

	Released Memos Could Lead to More Disclosures
	EPA to Propose Regulating Greenhouse Gas Emissions
	Compost Flies at Nuclear Regulator Commission Meeting
	Kite Runner Joins Gay Penguins on Top 10 Books Americans Want Banned
	US Mulls Asylum for Haitian Immigrants: Clinton
	Obama Won't Ease Restrictions at US-Canada Border
	Interrogation Memos Detail Harsh Tactics by the CIA
	Obama Envoy Tells Israel US Wants Palestinian State
	Obama in Mexico: More Rhetoric for Change

Thursday April 16, 2009

	It's Official: Obama Will Not Prosecute CIA Torturers
	What's It Like to Be a Pirate? In Dirt-Poor Somalia, Pretty Good
	Israel Won't Cooperate With UN Probe of Gaza War
	Pet Trade Puts Orangutans at Risk
	EPA Will Mandate Tests on Pesticide Chemicals
	Iraq Air Raids Hit Mostly Women and Children
	Spanish Prosecutors Oppose Guantanamo Torture Probe
	US Foreclosure Filings Jump as Moratoriums End
	Anti-Obama Rebellion Poses Risk for the GOP
	NSA’s Intercepts Exceed Limits Set by Congress
	Holder: Closing Guantanamo Is 'Most Daunting Challenge'
	Across the United States, Waters in Crisis

Wednesday April 15, 2009

	Errant Drone Attacks Spur Militants in Pakistan
	Lehman Brothers Sitting on a Stockpile of Uranium 'Yellowcake'
	Will Obama Block Release of Key Bush-Era Torture Memos?
	Economic Survivalists Take Root
	Medical Marijuana Requests Climb Sky High
	Birds Face Longer Migration Due to Climate Change, Experts Warn
	Liberals Signal More Scrutiny on Afghan Policy
	Right-Wing Extremism May Be on Rise, Report Says
	1,500 Farmers Commit Mass Suicide in India
	Education Standards Likely to See Toughening
	A Voice of Hope for Afghanistan's Women
	US Readies Plans for High-Speed Rail Development
	Weighing in on Offshore Drilling

Tuesday April 14, 2009

	Corn, Soy Yields Gain Little From Genetic Engineering: Study
	A Long, Dark Journey to Joyous Night in El Salvador
	Regulating Radioactivity: Derision for Uranium Disposal Decision
	Germany Bans Cultivation of GM Corn
	The Bush Six to Be Indicted
	US Appears Set to Boycott UN Session on Racism
	Overfishing to Wipe out Bluefin Tuna in 3 Years: WWF
	World Will Not Meet 2C Warming Target, Climate Change Experts Agree

Monday April 13, 2009

	Local Police Increasingly Target Migrant Communities
	Australian Unions Call for Action to Oversee Nanotechnology
	Agency Opposes Water Recycling at Homes
	Immigration Rallies: Activists Plan Vigils, Lobbying Efforts to Push Immigration Reforms
	New Sofas to Blame for Rash of Allergies
	Female Vets Struggling to Get Treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
	Targeted Killing of Women's Rights Activist Shocks Afghans
	Rising Circulation at Papers Sold by Homeless
	Will Obama Prosecute the Captured Somali 'Pirate' in a US Court?
	GM Told to Prep for Bankruptcy Filing: Report

Sunday April 12, 2009

	Warning That Pakistan is in Danger of Collapse Within Months
	UK Minister Says US Foreign Policy on Pakistan is Damaging Britain
	Obama Administration's Early Friction with New Israeli Govt
	Political Winds Shift in Favor of Legalized Pot
	At Cal, Global Poverty Minor's Hot, Humane
	Cuyahoga River Fire Galvanized Clean Water and the Environment as a Public Issue

Saturday April 11, 2009

	Is America's Love Affair with Suburbia Over?
	Obama, Who Vowed Rapid Action on Climate Change, Turns More Cautious
	KU Professors Found Companies Realized Big Tax Savings by Spending for Lobbyists
	Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert Contracted to Lobby for Turkey
	Is Gates Channeling Cheney on Iraq with 'Last Gasp' Remark?
	Community Organizing Never Looked So Good

Friday April 10, 2009

	Water Crisis Rocks LA, Mexico City; Who's Next?
	Congresswoman Blasts Obama's War-Funding Request
	Recession Blamed for Sharp Increase in Shooting Sprees
	Sonoma County's Signature Apple Making Slow Comeback
	Revolving Door, Bailout Edition
	With Advocates’ Help, Squatters Call Foreclosures Home
	Canada’s Seal Hunt Left Obama Outraged in ’06
	General Ray Odierno: We May Miss Iraq Deadline to Halt al-Qaeda Terror
	Israel-Palestine: One-State Supporters Make a Comeback
	CIA to Close Secret Overseas Prisons, End Security Contracts
	Health Risks of Shipping Pollution have been 'Underestimated'

Thursday April 9, 2009

	Where the Poor Pay More for Water
	US Made Little Progress on Food Safety in 2008
	Protesting Priest's Path Leads Repeatedly to Jail
	Senate Budget Revives 'Nuclear Pork'
	US Can Send Noriega to France: Court
	Military Used Pigs in Blasts to Test Armor
	Poor Pay Price of Progress in India
	Anti-US Demo Six Years After Saddam Statue Toppled
	Recession Anxiety Seeps Into Everyday Lives
	Obama Risks Liberal Backlash on War Funding
	Obama Climate Adviser Open to Geo-Engineering to Tackle Global Warming

Wednesday April 8, 2009

	Modern Life's Pressures May Be Hastening Human Evolution
	Maine Lawmakers Tout Single-Payer Healthcare System
	Putting the 'Pirate' Attack in Context
	London Man Who Died at G20 Protest Attacked by Police, Video Shows
	Too Old for Foster Care, and Facing the Recession
	Military Sonar Blamed for Mass Dolphin Strandings
	Former Oilsands Exec Named Head of Climate Working Group
	National Parks on Front Lines of Climate Debate
	Experts: Earth Warming Faster; A Trigger for "Dangerous" Change?

Tuesday April 7, 2009

	Obama Sides With Banks Accused of Racism
	World 'Abandoned' Rwanda During Genocide: Kagame
	New Budget, Not Quite a Fundamental Shift
	Vermont Legalizes Gay Marriage With Veto Override
	US Congressmen Visit Aid Projects, Ruins in Gaza
	Government Able to End Hunger in US, Activist Says
	Mine-Filled Iraq to Accelerate Clearance
	Bob Dylan on Barack Obama, Ulysses Grant and American Civil War Ghosts
	RCMP Still Uses Tasers Too Often, Watchdog Finds
	Ranks of Homeless Swell as Middle Class Teeters
	More Drone Attacks in Pakistan Planned
	Supreme Court Won't Allow Prolonged, Secret Questioning of Crime Suspects

Monday April 6, 2009

	Medical Officers Violated Ethics While Overseeing Interrogations, Red Cross Says
	Judge: US Used Mentally Ill Witness in Guantanamo Cases
	Pfizer to Pay £50m After Deaths of Nigerian Children in Drug Trial Experiment
	Landmine Victims Defeat Diplomats in Soccer Match
	Climate Warning as Antarctic Ice Bridge Shatters
	Communities Print Own Currencies to Keep Cash Flowing
	Official: Uganda to Rebury Rwanda Genocide Victims
	Torturer Says US Policy Fueled Rise of Khmer Rouge
	Obama Goes Ahead With Missile Defense Shield Despite Disarmament Pledge

Sunday April 5, 2009

	Obama Asks Security Council to Punish N. Korea
	Will Dams on Amazon Tributary Wreak Global Havoc?
	Thousands Flee Bomb Attacks by US Drones
	Shell in Court Over Alleged Role in Nigeria Executions

Saturday April 4, 2009

	NATO to Commit Extra Troops to Afghanistan
	Ice Shelf About to Break Away From Antarctica
	Walling Off the Slums…or ‘Eco-Barrier’?
	Ex-Blackwater Workers May Return to Iraq Jobs
	Suit Seeks Hundreds of Millions From BP
	Barack Obama's New Offensive Against Nuclear Weapons
	Gates Envisions 'Fundamental Shift' in Weapons Spending

Friday April 3, 2009

	UN Official Pleads for Opening of Gaza Borders
	A Mutiny Among Militia Threatens Peace in Iraq After US Airstrike
	Groups See US Troop Surge Harming Afghan Civilians
	Unanimous Ruling: Iowa Marriage No Longer Limited to One Man, One Woman
	Judge Rules Some Prisoners at Bagram Have Right of Habeas Corpus
	Same-Sex Partners Mired in Deportation 'Nightmare'
	Climate Change the Biggest Loser of G20 Summit, Warn Environmental Groups
	Admiral Says War Veterans Will Suffer for Years
	Budget Passes House With No GOP Votes
	Study: Arctic Sea Ice Melting Faster Than Expected
	Honoring the New Age: Ithaca College’s Park Center for Independent Media Presents First Izzy Award

Thursday April 2, 2009

	Jury: University of Colorado Wrongly Fired Prof Ward Churchill
	National Parks Seek to Reduce Carbon Footprint of Workers, Visitors
	Student Is Charged With Obstructing Utah Land Auction
	Chavez in Iran: Obama Still Leads 'Empire'
	EU Wary About Pushing Vote on France GM Maize Ban
	Aid Group: G20 ‘Must Give Money to Africa’
	Law in Afghanistan Legalizing Rape in Marriage Prompts Outcry
	Obama Weighing More Troops for Afghan War
	New Israeli FM Lieberman Rules out 'Concessions' to Palestinians
	Baltimore City Hall Garden Plots to Be Planted in Veggies
	Electronics Firms Urged to Boycott 'Blood Minerals'

Wednesday April 1, 2009

	Stopping Foreclosure: One Woman's Home
	Climate Change Bill Could Side-Swipe Oilsands
	Boeing Co. Given $20 Million Contract to Beef up Surveillance on US/Canadian Border
	Obama White House Close to Settling Missing Emails Case
	US to Reverse Bush Policy on Human Rights
	US Expands Pakistani Drone-Strike Zone
	G20: One Size Does Not Fit All
	US and Russia to Consider Reductions of Nuclear Arsenals in Talks for New Treaty
	G20 Protests: Thousands Flood Into City of London

Tuesday March 31, 2009

	Syncrude Triples Number of Dead Ducks From Oil Sands
	Chavez: Indict Bush, Not Bashir
	US and Iran at Afghan Talks
	Blame Is Put on Management, but More Pain Looms for Hourly Workers, Retirees
	US Troops in Iraq Forced to 'Rough It' on British Basra Base
	Santa Cruz Medical Pot Outfit on the Brink of Survival
	US Lawmakers Press Fed for Minority Access to Bailout
	Vow to Fight Raises Question: Is Calm in Iraq Just the Eye of the Storm?
	Climate Change Experts Call on G20 Members to Commit to Action

Monday March 30, 2009

	Workers Say Obama Treated Autos Worse Than Wall Street
	Peacekeepers-for-Hire? Not So Fast, Critics Warn
	Healthcare Reform Vital, US Health Agency Says
	IDF Ends Gaza Probe, Says Misconduct Claims Are 'Rumors'
	Expert: Global Recession Could Be Time to Reverse 'the Culture of Consumerism'
	Obama Girds for Global Test
	Khmer Rouge Trials May Expose US, China
	US Soldier Guilty in Killing of 4 Iraqis in 2007
	Winds of Change Evident in US Environmental Policy

Sunday March 29, 2009

	Tax Havens in Spotlight at G20 Meet
	Wind Industry Expects its Slowdown to be only Temporary
	'People Come First' Say Progressive Leaders
	Maddow Annoyed by Dems, Flattered by Groupies
	G20 Protesters Face Police with Tasers
	Earth Hour 2.0 a Success

Saturday March 28, 2009

	Spanish Judge Accuses Six Top Bush Officials of Torture
	Spokane Residents Smuggle Suds Over Green Brands
	Beijing Orders Scaling Back of Earth Hour to Celebrate Tibet 'Liberation' Day
	Some Strategists Cast Doubt on Afghan War Rationale
	Monsanto Planting Cyber Seeds
	Police Trying to 'Smear' Peaceful G20 Protests
	Forging a Hot Link to the Farmer Who Grows the Food
	Obama Affirms New Focus on Afghanistan, Pakistan

Friday March 27, 2009

	Lights Worldwide to Go Dark for Earth Hour
	New York Eases 1970s Drug Laws
	G20 Summit: Thousands Prepare to March for 'Jobs, Justice and Climate'
	Religion Still a Factor in Texas Science Classrooms
	US Official: Talks on Kyrgyzstan Base Continue
	US Wilderness Conservation Law Hailed as 'New Dawn for American Heritage'
	Number of Chronically Hungry Tops 1 Billion
	Obama Shifts Strategy in Afghanistan: More Troops, Modest Goals
	Farmers Worry About Proposed Legislation
	US Eyes Nuclear Rebirth After Three Mile Island

Thursday March 26, 2009

	Hidden Homeless Emerge as US Economy Worsens
	Neo-Con Ideologues Launch New Foreign Policy Group
	NRC Racing to Answer Questions on Depleted Uranium
	US Historian John Hope Franklin Dies at 94
	US Infrastructure Is Deplored
	Hope Rising in US for National Death Penalty Ban
	Alaskan Villages Will Get Free Citgo Heating Fuel Again
	US Troops Still Dodging Deadly Showers
	Barack Obama May Delay Signing up to Copenhagen Climate Change Deal
	Leaders and Champions of Alternative Media

Wednesday March 25, 2009

	Pentagon Exploring Robot Killers That Can Fire on Their Own
	Study: Range of Pharmaceuticals in Fish Across US
	Israel Accused of Indiscriminate Phosphorus Use in Gaza
	Despite Obama’s Vow, Combat Brigades Will Stay in Iraq
	Federal Judge Says No to Modified Crops on US Refuge Land
	US Bill Seeks to Rescue Faltering Newspapers
	Most Electronic Voting Isn't Secure, CIA Expert Says
	Urban League Asks Obama to Address Ongoing Inequalities
	Labor Agency Is Failing Workers, Report Says
	US Interior Chief Touts Renewable Energy Zones
	'Global War on Terror' Is Given New Name
	Amnesty International Lambastes US for Treatment of Immigrant Detainees
	Obama Channeling Bush on State Secrets Claim

Tuesday March 24, 2009

	Amnesty International: Death Shows Taser's Risks
	EPA Halts Hundreds of Mountaintop Mining Permits
	Detainee Offered Freedom for Silence on Torture
	France to Compensate Nuclear Test Victims
	Cut to Pieces: The Palestinian Family Drinking Tea in Their Courtyard
	Serbia Marks the 10th Anniversary of the Nato-Led Bombing Campaign
	Plans to Kill Plants Along US/Mexico Border Reminiscent of Agent Orange Use
	Fighting for Life: American Peace Activist Shot by Israelis
	Same-Sex Marriage Bills Gain in N.E.
	Oil Plagues Sound 20 Years After Exxon Valdez

Monday March 23, 2009

	Veils of Secrecy Lifting in Washington
	EPA: Global Warming Threatens Public Health, Welfare
	Nobel Laureate Krugman Slams Geithner Bailout Plan
	Guardian Investigation Uncovers Evidence of Alleged Israeli War Crimes in Gaza
	Activists Emphasize Need to Keep Pushing for Peace
	US Sought Ex-Guantanamo Detainee's Silence: Court
	Troubled Waters Hard to Bridge
	Under Obama, US Drops Hostility to ICC: Experts
	Def. Sec. Gates: Use of Private Contractors 'Vital'
	South Africa Bars Dalai Lama From Peace Conference
	US Will Appoint Afghan 'Prime Minister' to Bypass Hamid Karzai

Sunday March 22, 2009

	Coming Soon: Declassified Bush-Era Torture Memos
	Obama Policies Fresh Air for Medical Marijuana Advocates
	World Bank: G20 Warned Unrest Will Sweep Globe
	IDF Soldiers Ordered to Shoot at Gaza Rescuers, Note Says
	Anti-Globalization Group Circulates Faked German Newspaper from 2010

Saturday March 21, 2009

	Activists Slam World Water Forum as a Corporate-Driven Fraud
	G20 Protesters 'Will Try to Bring London to Standstill'
	Iraqis Burn US Flags to Mark War Anniversary
	More People in Love Than Previously Thought
	Israeli Soldiers Say Army Rabbis Framed Gaza as Religious War

Friday March 20, 2009

	Commander Change in Afghanistan, but No End to Civilian Deaths
	Homeless Campers to Be Moved out of Sacramento's Tent City
	NRC Decision on Depleted Uranium Draws Rebuke on Hill
	Mountaintop Mining Fight Heads to Washington
	Nations Near Arctic Declare Polar Bears Threatened by Climate Change
	British Whistle-Blower Urges Iraq War Public Inquiry
	Court Decision Blocks Guns in National Parks
	Israeli Soldiers Admit to Deliberate Killing of Gaza Civilians
	Obamas Ready to Start a White House Garden
	At Failed Firms, No Bad Deed Goes Unrewarded
	The State of Birds in the US
	Top Geithner Aide Fought CEO Pay Reform

Thursday March 19, 2009

	Ex-Bush Admin Official: Many at Gitmo Are Innocent
	Coping in a World of 'Peak Water'
	Israelis Using 'Excessive' Force Against Protesters
	Policy Shift Good News for Medical Marijuana Advocates
	In DC, a Sea Change on Dump Plan
	Ruling Clears Way for Depleted Uranium
	Fairbanks Protesters Call for Peace on Anniversary of Iraq Invasion
	IDF in Gaza: Killing Civilians, Vandalism, and Lax Rules of Engagement
	Army to Phase Out 'Stop-Loss' Practice
	Suggestions Abound at Vermont Health Care Forum
	Richardson Abolishes N.M. Death Penalty

Wednesday March 18, 2009

	Leading Climate Scientist: 'Democratic Process Isn't Working'
	NRC Expects Requests for 7 New Nuclear Reactors
	Obama's Traveling Forum on Healthcare Visits Vt.
	US Weighs Taliban Strike Into Pakistan
	Shell Dumps Wind, Solar and Hydro Power in Favor of Biofuels
	Sources: US to Sign UN Gay Rights Declaration
	Obama Pressed for Mountaintop Removal Ban
	New Deal for Blackwater
	Military Rape Reports Rise, Prosecution Still Low

Tuesday March 17, 2009

	Rage on the Streets in Calgary as Bush Visits
	Nations Line up to Slam Big Powers' UN Veto Rights
	Groups Bash US Health Care for Detained Immigrants
	Russia to Deploy New Warheads in December: Report
	US Moves to Replace Contractors in Iraq
	Gazans Struggle for Clean Drinking Water
	Drones Are Weapons of Choice in Fighting Qaeda
	Scientist: 'Risks of Massive Changes in the Climate System'
	Red Cross Report Renews Call for Probe of Bush Era
	Gates Readies Big Cuts in Weapons
	Calgary Welcome Assured for Bush
	Liberals Voicing Anger, Outrage Over President's Handling of Bailouts

Monday March 16, 2009

	Plan to Split Taliban Lures Obama Deeper Into War
	New Generation of Nuclear Power Stations 'Risk Terrorist Anarchy'
	Dollars from Dirt: Economy Spurs Home Garden Boom
	The Face of Pot Politics: Why Don Haumant - and Some Legislators - Want Minnesota to Legalize Medical Marijuana
	Drilling Stalled in Allegheny National Forest
	Campaigners Vow to Disrupt World Water Forum
	US Could Use Crisis to Wage 'Financial Warfare'
	El Salvador Elects First Leftist President
	Red Cross Described 'Torture' at CIA Jails
	End of the Road for Agent Orange Victims?

Sunday March 15, 2009

	Newark Program for Gay Youths Would Be First of its Kind
	Preparing for Water Quarrels, if Not Wars
	EPA Official Might Have Conflict over C8
	Labor Union Bill Raises Broader Capitalism Issues
	Women in Congo Speak Out about Rape Despite Taboo
	Pakistan Ex-PM Sharif Defies House Arrest

Saturday March 14, 2009

	Perils Seen in Obama's Afghan Strategy
	Suburban Peace Activists Say Obama Withdrawal Plan Is Not Enough
	In Bad Economy Patients Are Putting Off Surgery, or Rushing It
	Labor Secretary Proposes Suspending Farm Rules
	Obama Administration Insists It's Neutral in Salvador Poll
	Ex-Cal Tree-Sitter Hurt in West Bank Protest
	Obama's New Detainee Policy: Break from Bush, or the Same?
	Downturn Could Kill 400,000 Children, Warns Margaret Chan
	Jon Stewart Becomes Angry Public's Avenger

Friday March 13, 2009

	Obama Admin Moves to Protect Military Officials
	Freeman Affair Puts Israel Lobby in Spotlight
	Probable Carcinogens Found in Baby Toiletries
	America Unprepared for Climate Change, Say Policy Advisers
	Oil Spill Fears Deepen as Ship Firm Admits Error
	New Information Shows How UK Govt 'Spun' Britain Into Iraq Invasion
	US Still Skeptical About Global Warming: Survey
	Sacramento Tent City Is Just One of Dozens in an Ailing America
	National Guard Called Last Resort at US-Mexico Border
	Obama Takes US Closer to Total Ban on Cluster Bombs
	Obama Sets New Course at the UN

Thursday March 12, 2009

	Canada Should Bar or Prosecute Bush: Lawyer
	ACORN, MoveOn Target House Dems
	NGOs Hail Congressional Moves to Ease Cuba Embargo
	We Can All Be Big Brother: Guarding the US-Mexico Border, Live From Suburban New York
	Clinton: US Gaza Aid Tied to Recognition of Israel
	Judges Deal Blow to CIA 'Kidnap' Trial
	Probe: Federal Agency Ignores Health Hazards
	Ocean Expected to Rise 5 Feet Along Coastlines
	Ban Bush From Canada for War Crimes: Lawyers
	UN Warns of Widespread Water Shortages
	Report: US Health Care System Is a Liability

Wednesday March 11, 2009

	Investigative Reporter Seymour Hersh Describes 'Executive Assassination Ring'
	Homeowner Rip-Offs Spark Scores of Lawsuits
	Non-Profit Sues Feds Over Border Fence
	85 Per Cent of Amazonian Rainforest at Risk of Destruction, Researchers Warn
	21% of Americans Scramble to Pay Medical, Drug Bills
	Obama Faces 'Revolution' If He Imposes Tough Carbon Targets, Warns IPCC
	Forest Service Ignored Concerns About Drilling
	Military Judge's Release of Pleading by 9/11 Defendants Draws Criticism
	Scientists Warn of Catastrophic Rises in Sea Level
	Nuclear Waste Has No Place to Go
	Ten Wasted Years: UN Drug Strategy a Failure, Reveals Damning Report
	Freeman Withdrawal Marks Victory for Israel Lobby

Tuesday March 10, 2009

	Sub Makers Stress Economic Stimulus Mission
	Climate Change Accelerates Water Hunt in US West
	UN Experts to Probe Secret CIA Detention Centers
	NATO Cluster Bombs Still Threaten Thousands in Serbia: Report
	Canada Has Cooled Its Welcome for US Deserters
	In Environmental Push, Looking to Add Diversity
	Ex-Guard Speaks out in Support of Khadr
	UN Condemns Britain's Role in Torture Cases
	1 in 50 American Children Experiences Homelessness
	Tibetan People Put Through 'Hell'
	Activists Set to Defy Ban on WVa Mining Protests
	Carbon Emissions Creating Acidic Oceans Not Seen Since Dinosaurs

Monday March 9, 2009

	Russian Advice on Afghanistan: More Troops Won't Help
	Aren't There War Criminals in The US?
	Consumers Curb Medical Treatment to Save Money
	Court Refuses to Expand Minority Voting Rights
	Calls for a Paradigm Shift in the War on Drugs
	Call for Inquiries Into Mohamed Torture Case
	Public Transit 2008 Ridership Highest in 52 Years
	Federation of Canadian Municipalities Asks Members to Ban Bottled Water
	Carbon Cuts 'Only Give 50/50 Chance of Saving Planet'
	Turkey Warns Obama Against 'Genocide' Recognition
	Czech Leader Joins Meeting of Climate Change Deniers
	Obama Aims to Shield Science From Politics
	Terror-War Fallout Lingers Over Bush Lawyers

Sunday March 8, 2009

	Israeli Airstrikes Continue to Haunt Gaza Children
	Women's Day Marks Crisis of Poverty, Violence for Some
	Scientists to Issue Stark Warning Over Dramatic New Sea Level Figures
	Iraqis Resilient but Mental Health Care Lacking: UN
	Obama Will Use Spring Summit to Bring Cuba in from the Cold
	Time to Ratify Women's Treaty, Groups Urge

Saturday March 7, 2009

	Colombia: 'Drug Lords' Getting Free Pass on Worse Crimes?
	East Jerusalem Settlements Ratchet Up Tensions
	Call to 'Resist and Deter' Nuclear Iran Gains Key Support
	Afghan Refugees Risked Their Lives but are Frustrated by Resettlement in US
	It’s Breasts, Not Bombs, at Paraguay Nuke Protest
	For Ex-Offenders, Older Workers, Uneducated, Jobs Even Harder to Find
	Obama Ends Bush Ban on Embryo Stem Cell Research
	Salazar Upholds Bush-era Decision to Delist Gray Wolves

Friday March 6, 2009

	What Bush's Brain Knew
	A Little Equality Could Save a Lot of Lives
	Fur-Wearing Celebrities Shamed on PETA's Worst-Dressed List
	US Top Court Dismisses Al-Qaeda Case
	Arctic Summer Ice Could Vanish by 2013: Expert
	Food Problems Elude Private Inspectors
	Pots of Urine, Feces in the Refrigerator - How IDF Troops Vandalized Gaza Homes
	A Million Face Starvation as Sudan Shuts Down
	Never Waste a Good Crisis, Clinton Says on Climate
	Aid Group Says Rape Growing Problem Around Globe
	No Child Left Inside
	Justices Seem to Be Leaning in Favor of Prop. 8
	Rights and Wrongs of Rendition
	Intelligence Failures Crippling Fight Against Insurgents in Afghanistan, says Report

Thursday March 5, 2009

	Military Dominance in Mideast Proven a Costly Myth
	US Calls for High-Level Afghanistan Conference, Iran Invitation Expected
	Workers Retrain for Wind-Energy Jobs
	Invited to Summit, Single-Payer Group Cancels Protest
	Gaza Reconstruction Has a Political Price-Tag
	Anti-Surveillance Filmmaker Plans Eye-Socket Camera
	Supreme Court Rules Patients Can Sue Drug Makers
	Coal Industry Tries to Hide Dirty Facts Behind 'Clean' Claims
	Ithaca College Program Relishes Change in Media
	Israel: Slowly Beating Back the Persecution Psyche
	Intel Council Head Draws Ire of Israel Lobby
	Aid Groups Expelled from Sudan
	Chavez Orders Expropriation of Cargill Rice Plant
	Obama Bid to Stamp Out Tax Havens
	Rove, Miers to Testify... Behind Closed Doors
	Scandal at Treasury: Official Quits Amidst Fraud Scandal
	Gay Couples Hold Vigils Urging Justices to End Prop. 8

Wednesday March 4, 2009

	10 Things We Didn’t Know About Food
	Clinton: Israeli Home Demolitions 'Unhelpful'
	ICC Issues War Crimes Warrant for Sudan's Beshir
	EPA Urged to Toughen Coal Ash Rules
	Controversy Over Yucca Mountain May Be Ending
	John Seed, Town Crier for the Global Village
	Is the FDA a Broken Agency?
	Obama Must Pass Climate Laws Ahead of Copenhagen, Danish Minister Warns
	Release of Memos Fuels Push for Inquiry Into Bush’s Terror-Fighting Policies
	Financial Crisis Threatens Women's Meager Gains

Tuesday March 3, 2009

	Eco Groups Fear Opportunity Lost
	Clinton Stresses Two-State Solution, Maintains Unrelenting Commitment to Israel
	Obama Sends Letter to Moscow on Missile Defense, Iran
	Global Recession Emerged From US, Brown to Tell Congress
	Obama Restores Endangered Species Act Provision
	Human Factor Suspected in Mass Beaching of Whales in Australia
	Married Gays in Mass. Sue US for Federal Benefits
	Guantánamo for Kids
	Israel Boycott Movement Gains Momentum
	Cheney Deposition Is Ordered in Lawsuit by Protester
	DOJ Memos Reveal Legal Thinking Behind Controversial Bush Terrorism Policy

Monday March 2, 2009

	No Justice for Victims of Agent Orange
	One in Every 31 Adults in Prison; Prison Spending Outpaces All but Medicaid
	The Price of Tomatoes: Keeping Slavery Alive in Florida
	EU Commission Fails in Push for Genetically Modified Corn
	CIA Admits to Destroying More Interrogation Videos
	'We're Like a Katrina Without the Flood': Residents Fight Toxic Legacy
	Afghan Civilians Could Bear Brunt of Increased War
	Obama Follows Bush Line on Aid to Gaza
	Thousands of Youth Demand New Climate Change Policy
	Blackwater Founder Steps Down as CEO
	Few Safety Nets for Women of Color
	Group: Expanded Settlements Have Intent to Destroy Two-State Solution
	Iraq: A New Democratic Dawn - or Back to the Bad Old Days?

Sunday March 1, 2009

	Veterans' Families Question Cause of Deaths
	Death Toll Continues to Rise in Sri Lanka
	Number of Homeless Students Rising in Dallas-Area Districts
	Maine Town Takes a Stand: Closes Tap on Water Privatization
	Iraqi Refugees Returning to Danger Zone to Escape Poverty in Utah
	Activists Protest Immigration Raids in Phoenix
	Down Economy Boosts Military

Saturday February 28, 2009

	Ottawa Wades Into Oilsands Debate
	The Perpetual Protester
	US Won't Participate in UN Racism Conference
	California Declares Drought Emergency
	U.N. Official Faults Evidence and Foreign States Linked to Guantánamo Interrogations
	'We Are Trained to Kill, so Civilian Life Is Tough'
	W.Va. Guard Members May Have Been Exposed to Toxin in Iraq
	Activists Warn US Lawmakers of Uranium Mining Perils
	Drawdown Plan May Leave Combat Brigades in Iraq

Friday February 27, 2009

	Obama to Troops: Iraq Mission to End in August 2010
	Recruiting for the Military in Schools and the NCLB Policy
	Government Could Own up to 36 Pct. of Citigroup
	The Heat Is on Washington
	Medical Marijuana Stance Changing Under Obama
	New Owners to Reopen Window Plant, Site of a Sit-In in Chicago
	Adapting to Water Woes
	Jewish Leaders Blast Clinton Over Israel Criticism
	Obama Administration May Rescind 'Conscience Rule'
	Senate Panel Prepares to Investigate CIA's Detention and Interrogation Operations
	Tiananmen Mothers Call for Probe of 1989 Crackdown
	Climate Change: New Thinking to Tackle Old Problems
	Dismay at Obama Plan to Leave 50,000 US Troops in Iraq after 2010

Thursday February 26, 2009

	Bloggers, Liberal Groups Challenge Corporate Dems
	Sewage Spills Foul San Francisco Bay Over and Over
	Israel Blocks Pasta Shipment to Gaza, and Tensions Boil
	Amazon Teetering on the Edge
	Government Admits Britain Handed Suspects to US for Rendition
	Power Shift Cimate Protest Gathers Momentum in Washington
	Greenwash: Why 'Clean Coal' is the Ultimate Climate Change Oxymoron
	Trapped Between the Wall and the Green Line
	Mr. Whipple Left It Out: Soft Is Rough on Forests
	US Is Arms Bazaar for Mexican Cartels
	Banks to Get Nearly Unlimited Federal Funds

Wednesday February 25, 2009

	New Rule Enacted by Bush Administration Impedes Cases Against Nursing Homes
	Uncle Sam Bank Not Open for Bank Business, Yet
	New Report Shows Explosive Growth in Climate Change Lobby
	Kathleen Merrigan, Developer of Organic Regs, Chosen as No. 2 at the USDA
	Iraqi Police Shoot Dead Four US Soldiers: Ministry
	Guantanamo Abuse Has Worsened Since Obama: Lawyer
	Scientists Find Bigger than Expected Polar Ice Melt
	Many Plans to Curtail Use of Plastic Bags, but Not Much Action
	UK Gov't Accused of Cover-Up over Iraq War Minutes
	It's Not Universal Health Care, but…
	Climate Change Timetable Slips as Obama Backtracks on 2008 Deadline

Tuesday February 24, 2009

	Report Contradicts Gov't Claims of 'Humane' Detention
	Expert: Carbon Dioxide Emissions Could Last Millenniums
	Vilsack Adviser Predicts Vegetable Garden on White House Lawn by Summer
	No Quick Fix for Malnutrition and Hunger
	Who's Minding Your Food? Surprise! It Depends
	Treasury Department's Bank Stress Test a Mystery
	Climate Change Risk Underestimated: Study
	Veterans Advocates Riled by Report on Army charity
	Administration Draws Fire for Report on Guantánamo
	Farming Policy: An End to French Hypocrisy?
	Climate Change Lays Waste to Spain's Glaciers
	Health Spending Takes Rising Share of US Economy
	Doomsday Clock May Finally Stop Ticking

Monday February 23, 2009

	Treat U.S.-Held Prisoners Like Gitmo Detainees, Afghans Urge
	Activists Protest Award for Comedian
	Police Warn of G20 Protests in 'Summer of Rage'
	Freed Guantanamo Detainee Says US Behind His Torture
	Great-Grandson Raising Money to Buy Gandhi's Personal Belongings at New York Auction
	Iraq’s War Widows Face Dire Need With Little Aid
	Climate Fears Are Driving 'Ecomigration' Across Globe
	US Wants to Keep Banks Private in New Rescue Plan
	West Blamed for Rapid Increase in China's CO2
	Suspend Military Aid to Israel, Amnesty Urges Obama after Detailing US Weapons Used in Gaza

Sunday February 22, 2009

	Probe Finds Army Charity is Hoarding Millions
	Mass Migrations and War: Dire Climate Scenario
	Anti-Billboard Activists Recall Rebel Tradition
	Hillary Clinton China Visit Blamed for the Detention of Activists
	Will Obama Back 'Truth Commission' to Probe Bush Practices?

Saturday February 21, 2009

	Peace Activist Peter DeMott Dead After Fall
	Obama Sides With Bush: Tries to Kill E-Mail Case
	Obama Nixed Full Surge After Quizzing Brass
	Recession Challenges Fair Trade
	Obama Widens Missile Strikes Inside Pakistan
	Soros Sees No Bottom for World Financial "Collapse"
	Activists 'Shocked' at Clinton Stance on China Rights

Friday February 20, 2009

	Obama Sides With Bush: No Rights for Bagram Prisoners
	Rich Nations Failing to Meet Climate Aid Pledges
	Federal Water May Be Cut off From Calif. Farms
	Guantanamo Bay Inmate Binyam Mohamed to Be Sent to Britain
	Hundreds Gather to Support N.Y.U. Protest
	Prince of Darkness Denies Own Existence
	ACORN Urges Civil Disobedience in Foreclosure Evictions
	UK Gardeners Grow Their Own with National Trust
	Europe Ignores Obama's Demands for More Troops in Afghanistan
	Nationalizing Troubled Banks May Be the Only Answer
	Newly Poor Swell Lines at Food Banks
	Rhetoric and Reality Clash on Obama's First Foreign Visit
	Binyamin Netanyahu to be Israel's Next Prime Minister

Thursday February 19, 2009

	Afghanistan, the Next US Quagmire?
	UBS Move Shakes Foundations of Swiss Banks
	Events Commemorate Unjust WWII Japanese Detentions
	Pentagon Says US Still Looking to Keep Kyrgyzstan Base
	Tutu Urges Obama Apology on Iraq
	Dig for Recovery: Allotments Boom as Thousands Go to Ground in Recession
	Buildup of US Troops in Afghanistan May Be Just the Start
	US Lawmakers Make Rare Visit to Hamas-Ruled Gaza
	US State's 'Personhood' Law Would Hit Birth Control: Opponents
	Trees Absorb a Fifth of Carbon Emissions Pumped out by Humans
	Publish Secret 'Torture' Documents, MPs Tell Obama
	Google Earth Reveals Secret History of US Base in Pakistan
	Herbert Pushes for Grassroots Activism
	Bush's 'Icy Smile' Enraged Iraq Shoe-Thrower
	Holder: US a 'Nation of Cowards' on Race Issue

Wednesday February 18, 2009

	UN Seeks a Green Revolution in Food
	Vilsack Calls for Stricter Food Labels
	Obama Unlikely to Wade Into Oil Sands Debate
	Hundreds Call for End to Mining Damage
	Neighbors Helping Neighbors—to Break Into Vacant Houses
	US States May Axe Executions to Cut Costs
	Greenspan Backs Bank Nationalization
	Obama’s War on Terror May Resemble Bush’s in Some Areas
	US/Canada Border Increasingly Militarized
	Civilian Casualties May Surge as Well
	Wetlands Decline Along East, Gulf Coasts, Report Shows
	Watchdog: Bush FDA Decision Put Patients in Danger
	Secrecy and Denial: Pakistan Lets CIA Use Airbase to Strike Militants

Tuesday February 17, 2009

	Obama to Send 17,000 More Troops to Afghanistan
	British Scientists Condemn Using Children in GM Food Trials as Unacceptable
	Judge Refuses to Toss Charges in Blackwater Case
	EPA to Review Bush Rule on Warming Emissions
	Commanders in Iraq Challenge Petraeus on Pullout Risk
	Huge Oil Slick From Russian Ship Heads for British Coastline
	Activists Calling for Uprisings for Causes
	Call for End to USDA's Wildlife Killing Agency
	Stimulus May Put Some Wind in Clean Energy's Sails
	Ministers 'Using Fear of Terror'
	Obama Administration Defending Bush Secrets
	Republicans Try to Block Guantánamo Detainees From State Prisons
	Elderly New Yorkers Angry as Crisis Hits Poorest
	UN: Afghan Civilian Deaths Rose 40 Percent in 2008
	US Reverses, Seeks Global Treaty on Mercury

Monday February 16, 2009

	Democrats Divided Over 'Reckoning' for Bush
	EU Foiled in Bid to Force France, Greece to Allow GM Crop
	Bank Nationalization Attracts GOP Support
	Dairy Cows Head for Slaughter as Milk Prices Sour
	US 'War on Terror' Eroded Rights Worldwide - Experts
	UN Urges G20 Leaders to Back 'Green New Deal'
	Attack of the Killer Robots
	Same-Sex Marriage Movement Looks to 'Obamify'
	Obama Slows Down Troop Boost Decision
	Cambodian Horror on Trial
	No 10 Rejects New 'Torture Cover-Up' Claims
	Nuclear Subs Collided in Atlantic
	A 'Fraud' Bigger Than Madoff
	Hamburgers are the Hummers of Food in Global Warming: Scientists
	Israel Takes Control of More West Bank Land
	Chavez Wins Reform Vote in Venezeula

Sunday February 15, 2009

	Massive Effort Underway to Save Endangered Seeds
	Global Warming Seen Worse Than Predicted
	Experts: Nationalization Is Only Way Out
	Rise in Jobless Poses Threat to Stability Worldwide
	Inquiry on Graft in Iraq Focuses on US Officers
	'Pashtunistan' Holds Key to Obama Mission

Saturday February 14, 2009

	Venezuela's Vote Sunday Could Make or Break Hugo Chavez
	Scientists Celebrate Dawn of Barack Obama's Age of Reason
	Soviet Vets, 20 Years On, Warn Obama on Afghanistan
	G7 Finance Ministers Reject Protectionist Measures
	Israel Says No Truce Without Release of Captured Soldier
	Sundance Honor for Film of Early Save-the-Earth Activists
	Human Slavery Thriving in the Shadows
	Australian Bushfires Pump Out Millions of Tons of Carbon
	Stimulus Plan Places New Limits on Wall St. Bonuses
	Coal Industry Wins a Round on Mining

Friday February 13, 2009

	House Passes Stimulus With No GOP Votes
	Appeals Court Overturns Mountaintop Removal Ruling
	US Security Firm Mired in Iraq Controversy Changes Its Name
	If You Love This Planet, Make Art
	Penguins in Peril as Food Search Turns Into Marathon
	US Envoy in Kabul to Map out Surge
	Gay Couples Protest at Marriage Bureaus Across US
	Large US Banks on Edge of Insolvency, Experts Say
	Defense Role in CIA's Secret Jails
	Judges Plead Guilty in Scheme to Jail Youths for Profit
	Homeless Kids Lack School to Call Home
	US Scientists Defend Darwin From Attacks on Evolution
	New Bid to Ban Indiscriminate Weapons
	Latin American Leaders Say 'No' to U.S. Drug War

Thursday February 12, 2009

	Americans Favor Probe of 'War on Terror' Excesses
	Thousands of US Weapons Astray in Afghanistan: Auditors
	Bills Would Limit Use of 'State Secrets'
	Activists Push for Offshore Energy Drilling Ban
	David King: Iraq as the First 'Resource War' of the Century
	Anthropologist's Death Highlights Questionable Role of Social Science in War
	Poll: Most Want Inquiry Into Anti-Terror Tactics
	Just Breathing in Katrina-Flooded Homes Poses Health Risks
	Binyam Mohamed Torture Evidence 'Hidden From Obama'
	NAACP at 100 Now Seeks Equal Rights for All

Wednesday February 11, 2009

	Students Are Revolting: The Spirit of '68 Is Reawakening
	Privatized Health Care More Placebo than Panacea
	Australia Fires a Climate Wake-up Call: Experts
	UN Ordered to Pay Legal Fees of Oil-for-Food Chief
	Fewer Women Winning Jobs in Executive Suites
	America’s Predators: Fighting the Afghan War From Las Vegas
	Van Spirits Away Protester in Egypt, Signaling Crackdown on Criticism Over Gaza
	Climate of Fear Pervades Many Newsrooms
	Gates Orders Review of Ban on Photos of Coffins
	Where'd All That Money Go? Bank Execs Testify Today

Tuesday February 10, 2009

	White House Delays Move Toward More Offshore Drilling
	Guy Chichester, Clamshell Alliance Co-Founder, 1935-2009
	Immigration Agency's Airline Flies Tens of Thousands of Deportees out of US
	US Dominance Over Iraq Has Ended: Maliki
	Opponents in Missouri Mobilize Over Positioning Nuke Plants as 'Clean'
	New Media Breaks in, but Tradition Lives On
	Under Obama, Same Stance on Rendition Suit
	UK Minister Fears Rise of Fascism Amid Economic Gloom
	Are Bush's Secrets Safe With Obama?
	Global Warming Changing Birds' Habits
	Petraeus Leaked Misleading Story on Pullout Plans

Monday February 9, 2009

	Senator Seeks Bush-Era 'Truth Commission'
	Artist Questions 'Motivation and the Timing' of Boston Arrest
	Scientists Plan Emergency Summit on Climate Change
	'Poverty Olympics' Ridicule Games
	The $800 Billion Gamble: Economists Say Stimulus Cuts Could Be 'Disastrous'
	Debate Persists About Long-Term Effects of Exxon Valdez Oil Spill
	Giant Marine Park Plan for Chagos
	US Using British Atomic Weapons Factory for Its Nuclear Program
	Rendition Case in S.F. to Test Obama Policies
	Bracing for More Drone Attacks
	Ala. Teen's Bus Defiance Set Stage for Rosa Parks
	Antiwar Lawmakers Wary of Adding Troops in Afghanistan
	Senate's Socialist Scores a Win

Sunday February 8, 2009

	Citizen Scientists' Notes Pinpoint Effects of Climate Change
	Gay Woman Fights over Hospital Visitation Rights in Miami court
	Israeli Elections: Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid
	Stimulus Compromise Cuts Education Spending
	US Warns of Battle Worse Than Iraq in Afghanistan
	Australian Bushfire Death Toll Its Worst Ever
	United on Climate Change? Obama's Chinese Revolution

Saturday February 7, 2009

	Taser Policies May Get Supreme Court Review
	Obama 'Hope' Poster Artist Arrested in Boston
	Haitian President Appeals for Emergency Aid
	AP CEO: Military Emphasizes Spin, New Rules Needed
	US and Russia in Talks to Slash Nuclear Arsenals
	Hamas Is Not Going Away
	Tajikistan Ready to Fill Kyrgyzstan Gap; Help US with Afghanistan Supplies
	A Truce Too Big to Fail?
	Centrist Compromise Clears Stimulus for Senate Passage

Friday February 6, 2009

	Obama's Executive Pay Limits Have Loopholes: Report
	The Children of Guantanamo
	US Environmentalists Hail Halt of Land Lease for Gas Drilling
	Panetta Open to Tougher Methods in Some C.I.A. Interrogation
	Senators Berate Food Regulators
	Warning Over British 'Surveillance State'
	Letters Prove US Threats to Halt Intelligence to UK
	Key Bush Gitmo Advisers Still on Job at Pentagon
	Nationalized Banks Are 'Only Answer,' Economist Stiglitz Says
	Naomi Klein: We’ve Got to Make Obama Do It!

Thursday February 5, 2009

	Watchdogs: Government Overpaid for Wall Street Assets
	Advocacy Groups Fear New Wave of Homeless
	Israeli Navy Intercepts Lebanese Boat of Gaza Aid
	Navy Plan to Increase Warfare Training off Oregon Coast Draws Objections
	Portrait of an Activist
	Environmental Activists Bring Coal Fight to Seacoast
	Galbraith on the Crash... It Has a Familiar Ring
	US Searches for Alternative to Kyrgyz Base
	ICC Investigating Israel War Crimes
	Obama's Energy Secretary Outlines Dire Climate Change Scenario
	Israel Defends Gazan Deaths
	Protests as US Warship Docks in Nagasaki
	Obama to Expand Bush Faith Program
	Hawks Urge Boosting Military Spending

Wednesday February 4, 2009

	Monkey-Wrencher Thrilled That Interior Boss Is Scrapping Utah Lease Sale
	World's Major Fishing Nations Failing on Sustainability
	President Obama Seeks Russia Deal to Slash Nuclear Weapons
	US Threats Mean Evidence of British Resident's Guantánamo Torture Must Stay Secret, Judges Rule
	Target of Immigrant Raids Shifted
	UN Says Cluster Bombs Being Used in Sri Lanka
	More Troops, More Worries, Less Consensus on Afghanistan
	More Uninsured Lean on Low-Cost Care
	Rider Paradox: Surge in Mass, Drop in Transit
	US Supply Routes to Afghanistan Suffer Two Huge Blows
	US Must 'Save Capitalism' From the Banks: Nassim Taleb

Tuesday February 3, 2009

	Bailed-Out Wells Fargo Plans Las Vegas Junket
	Kyrgyzstan Closing US Base Key to Afghan Conflict
	Japanese Whalers Accused of 'Military-Grade' Weapons Againt Protesters
	North Korea Set to Test Long-Range Missile as Tension Rises in Region
	Climate Change May Be Stoking Stronger Winds, Altered Oceans
	Pentagon Letter Undercuts DOJ in Blackwater Case
	Some Call for Bush Administration Trials
	Drought Threatens Peace in Iraq's Marsh Eden
	From Have Less to Have None?
	Obama’s Pledge to Reform Ethics Faces an Early Test
	Nader Throws Hat in the Ring Against Limbaugh

Monday February 2, 2009

	Commission Gets Grim Report on Wartime Spending
	Aung San Suu Kyi Allowed Out of House to Meet With Ibrahim Gambari
	Generals Seek to Reverse Obama Withdrawal Decision
	Changing How We Live and Eat, One Fig at a Time
	Welfare Aid Isn’t Growing as Economy Drops Off
	Sanders, McKibben Urge Move to Sustainable Future
	Call to Try Bush

Sunday February 1, 2009

	Sri Lanka Threatens to Expel Media as Army Closes in on Rebels
	Gaza Desperately Short of Food After Israel Destroys Farmland
	Leftist Forum Ends in Amazon; Capitalism Seen Dying
	Rebound of Nuclear Plants Raising Worries Over Waste
	Parched: Australia Faces Collapse as Climate Change Kicks In
	Late Move on Drugs by Bush FDA Could Be Dangerous
	US Turned Blind Eye to Somalia Abuses: Rights Group
	Darwin's Galapagos Species Under Threat
	Israel Vows 'Disproportionate' Strike on Hamas

Saturday January 31, 2009

	Iraqis Vote in Key Test of Nation's Progress
	Lifting of 'Gag Rule' Helps Restart Much-Needed Health Services in Africa
	Rising Acidity Is Threatening Food Web of Oceans, Science Panel Says
	Gay Rights Activist Urges Younger Generation to Continue Harvey Milk's Fight for Equality
	Obama Lets CIA Keep Controversial Renditions Tool
	Health Care Groups Paid Daschle $220k
	Rainforest Razed so Cattle Can Graze
	World Economic Forum: Davos Under Fire
	Oxfam Says New US Strategy Needed in Afghanistan

Friday January 30, 2009

	Broader Labor Agenda Likely to Face Rougher Waters
	Arar Shocked and Depressed by Testimony Tying Him to Khadr
	California Scouts Logged in Sensitive Areas
	Experts Say Vt. Yankee's Nuke Waste Is Here to Stay
	Turkish PM Greeted by Cheers After Israel Debate Clash
	Group: Settlement Info Implicates Israeli Gov't
	French Demonstration: Sarkozy vs the Street
	Medical Marijuana Raid Raises Question: What's Obama Policy
	Close Torture Loopholes, Physicians' Group Urges
	Homelessness Surges as Funding Falters
	Union Leaders Condemn Delegates on Crisis Response

Thursday January 29, 2009

	A Distress Signal in Westerly
	Cuba Renews Demands That the US Hand Over Guantanamo
	Spain Investigates Claims of Israeli Crimes Against Humanity in Gaza
	Europe to Prosecute Britain for Breaking Air Pollution Laws
	Poverty Safety Nets Fraying Nationwide
	Seed Bank for the World Threatened by Financial Crisis
	Officials: Army Suicides at 3-Decade High
	Obama Signs Equal Pay Bill
	Indonesian NGO Backs Villagers in Fight Against Palm Oil
	Iraq Bars Blackwater, Tarnished by Civilian Deaths

Wednesday January 28, 2009

	Gore Pushes for Climate Change Commitment
	The Stimulus Bill: Go Big or Go Home
	UN Nuclear Chief Boycotts BBC Over Gaza Appeal
	Some Fear Window Is Narrow for Healthcare Overhaul
	'Wake Up, World!' - SOS From the Amazon
	Rove Subpoena a New Hurdle for Obama
	KBR Must Be Accountable for Iraq Deaths: US Senators
	Iran Leader Demands US Apology for Bush
	Emperor Penguin 'Marching to Extinction by End of the Century'
	Pentagon Nominee May Make $500,000 on Raytheon Stock
	Coal Wins Big in Senate Stimulus Package
	ACLU Tests Obama With Request for Secret Bush-Era Memos
	Russia Drops Kaliningrad Missile Plans
	Is Gates Undermining Another Opening to Iran?

Tuesday January 27, 2009

	Food Summit – Concern Yes, Concrete Steps No
	Author John Updike Dies at Age 76
	Five SOA Watch Protesters Receive Two-Month Sentences
	How the Call for Aid to Gaza Left the BBC in the Thick of Battle
	Geography Is Dividing Democrats Over Energy
	Why Would a Banker Sell his $14m House to his Wife for $100?
	Afghan Prison Poses Problem in Overhaul of Detainee Policy
	A Tale of Two Summits
	Factory's Ruin Bodes Ill for Gaza
	Lynn Gets Waiver from Obama Lobbyist Rules
	Obama Signals End to Era of Denial
	World Economic Forum: Kofi Annan Warns Against Blinkers in Crisis
	Barack Obama Tells the Middle East: 'Americans Are Not Your Enemy'

Monday January 26, 2009

	Study: Global Warming Effects to Last 1,000 Years
	World Must Double Food Production by 2050: FAO Chief
	Unconventional Warfare on the Rise in Mideast
	Momentum Builds for Zimbabwe Intervention
	No Bono, No Angelina at World Economic Forum
	Gay Leaders Debate Taking Marriage Fight to 2010 Ballot if Calif. High Court Upholds Ban
	Call for New Focus on Food Security Ahead of Madrid Meeting
	Nationalization Gets a New, Serious Look
	Muslim World Hails End of a Despised Symbol
	Israel Vows Legal Protection for Troops Over Gaza War
	Obama Plans to Overhaul Environmental Policies

Sunday January 25, 2009

	Israel Finally Admits Using White Phosphorous in Attacks on Gaza
	French Left Pioneers a Radical New Tactic: The Picnic Protest
	U.S. Raid Kills Iraqi Man, Woman in Their Bed
	The Other Global Warming: Why Coal and Nuclear are Wrong for Our Future
	American Viewership of Al-Jazeera Rises Dramatically
	The War Against Water Bottles

Saturday January 24, 2009

	Researchers Shocked: Tasers Cause Dramatic Rise of In-Custody Sudden Deaths
	Top Chefs Push Obama to Improve Food Policy
	Activists Seek New ways to Get Food to 35 Million
	Obama Restores Some of the 'Freedom' to FOIA
	Growing Concern Over Israel's Weapons Use

Friday January 23, 2009

	Gaza War Lends Urgency to Obama's Mideast Agenda
	Obama Reverses Global Gag Rule
	Poverty Simulation Program in West Des Moines Helps Teachers
	Hamas Fights on Uneven Battlefield
	Few Govts Seen to Take the Foreign Policy High Road
	Obama Moves to Start Iraq Pullout
	Senate Approves Landmark Equal Pay Legislation
	Obama Acts Fast on Mideast, but Substance Familiar
	Europe Lauds Obama Shutdown of Secret CIA Prisons
	Obama Moves to Block Bush's 'Midnight' attempts to Relax Green Rules

Thursday January 22, 2009

	North American Trees Dying Twice as Fast
	Offshore Drilling Plan to Go Ahead: Interior Dept
	US Accused of Killing 25 Afghan Civilians in Raid on Militants
	Obama Signs Order to Close Guantanamo
	Life on Google Earth
	DR Congo Warning on Rwanda Troops
	On Roe v. Wade Anniversary, GOP Lawmakers Press Obama
	Alarm Spreads Over Use of Lethal New Weapons
	Ecologists Warn the Planet Is Running Short of Water
	Antarctica Not Immune to Warming

Wednesday January 21, 2009

	Last-Minute Bush Regulations Are on Hold Pending Study
	British Government 'Snuffing Out' Compensation for Nuclear-Test Veterans
	Tar Sands Smog Seen Worsening
	Mothers for Peace Take on Nuclear Waste Storage
	Crisis as Opportunity for 'Another World'
	After 3-1/2 Years, US Opens Baghdad Water Plant
	President Obama Hails New 'Age of Responsibility'
	Obama Requests Guantánamo Bay Tribunals Suspension

Tuesday January 20, 2009

	Obama Offers Internationalist Vision
	Ban Ki-Moon Lambasts Shelling of UN in Gaza
	India Tests Missile Amid Tensions With Pakistan
	Ruling on Records Delivers a Win to Cheney
	Obama Is Sworn In as the 44th President
	After the Party, Obama Has One Long To-Do List
	Activist Spreads King's Teachings on Nonviolence
	Obama Readies Call for Service, Unity
	'Bush's Last Day' Heads for the End

Monday January 19, 2009

	US Execution Breached International Law: World Court
	Gitmo War Court Back for What May Be Last Session
	More Joining US Military as Jobs Dwindle
	Scientist Issues Genetic Food Warning
	10 Bush Pardons to Watch For
	Afghans Not Expecting Much Change Under Obama
	Illegal Wire-Tapping Suit Now in Obama's Court
	Green-Collar Economy Taking Root in Chicago
	Many Glaciers Will Disappear by Middle of Century and Add to Rising Sea Levels, Expert Warns
	A 'Police State' Celebrates

Sunday January 18, 2009

	Obama to Order Iraq Withdrawal on Day One, Axelrod Says
	Pelosi Open to Prosecution of Bush Administration Officials
	America: What in the World Does It Want to Be?
	Shock, Awe, and a Belated Soul-Search
	Bearing Hopes of a Nation, Obama Arrives in Washington
	Villagers Tell of Israeli 'War Crimes'

Saturday January 17, 2009

	Fresh Evidence of Israeli Phosphorus Use in Gaza Emerges
	Mystery of the British Penguins that are Marching Towards Oblivion
	Wind Farm Off Cape Cod Clears Hurdle
	Drama in Guantanamo: Will Obama Halt War Court Sessions?
	US Tells Plan to Drill Off California Coast
	As Politicians Stall, Grassroots Fills Void

Friday January 16, 2009

	Lula Urges Obama to Change US View of Latin America
	The Worst of Times: Bush's Environmental Legacy Examined
	The Youth Are Getting Restless
	Sword Mightier Than Pen as Journalist Deaths Rise to Six
	$50 Million Promised to Soften Border Fence Impact
	Obama's Justice Pick: Waterboarding Is Torture
	Family Settles With US in Marine Suicide
	Is Israel Using Illegal Weapons in Its Offensive on Gaza?
	Report Calls on EPA to Ban Coal-Waste Storage in Mines

Thursday January 15, 2009

	BART Shooting Draws Rodney King Case Parallels
	Military Planners, in Nod to Obama, Are Preparing for a Faster Iraq Withdrawal
	Single-Payer Health Care Would Stimulate Economy
	Regulators OK Disposing Radioactive Waste in Texas
	Environmental Groups Condemn Heathrow Third Runway Plans
	Attacks Are Inhuman, Peace Activists Tell Olmert, Barak
	Court Orders White House to Preserve E-Mails
	UN Headquarters in Gaza Hit by Israeli 'White Phosphorus' Shells
	David Miliband Expands on Criticism of 'War on Terror' Phrase
	Land Rental Deal Collapses After Backlash Against 'Colonialism'
	Vets Health System in Need of Triage
	Soldier Suicides in Afghanistan Rose Sharply Last Year
	US Rabbis Urge Obama to Push for Immediate Gaza Truce

Wednesday January 14, 2009

	Navy Stops Iranian Gaza Aid Ship Again
	Rights Group Urges US to Counter 'Spoiler' States
	New Peasant Alliance Demands Action on Food Crisis
	Energy Nominee: Coal, Nuclear an 'Important Part' of Power Mix
	Norwegian Philosopher Arne Naess Dies at 96
	Maine Gay Marriage Law Proposed
	U.S. Says Remarks on Olmert-Bush Call Inaccurate
	Olmert Piles up the Pressure
	Guantanamo Detainee 'Was Tortured', Pentagon Official Admits

Tuesday January 13, 2009

	Children Heavily Represented Among 917 Dead, Say Officials
	Watchdog: Bush Ex-Officials Used Leverage in Private Sector
	Obama Pressed to Scuttle Khadr Trial
	Gold Mine Wants Court to OK Dumping Waste in Lake
	Celebrities Buy Heathrow Land to Delay Third Runway
	European Parliament Passes Pesticides Bill
	A Bicycle Evangelist With the Wind Now at His Back
	Navy Allowed to Kill Whales in Hawaii During Sonar Training
	Bagram, Worse Than Guantanamo?
	Fort McCoy Peace Activists Fined in Federal Court

Monday January 12, 2009

	Veterans Say CIA Tested Drugs, Mind Control on Them
	Obama Signals His Reluctance to Look Into Bush Policies
	Israelis Rain 'Phosphorus Bombs' Over Gaza
	UN Rights Council Condemns Israeli Offensive in Gaza
	I May Be Skint but I Own This Desert
	Foes of Coal See Hope in Cancellation of Iowa Plant
	Sea Absorbing Less CO2, Scientists Discover
	Senate Boosts Wilderness Protection Across US
	Protesters Hopeful of Guantanamo's Demise
	Ex-Congo Leader Accused of War Crimes

Sunday January 11, 2009

	US Rejected Aid for Israeli Raid on Iranian Nuclear Site
	Obama Vows Stimulus Plans Will Create Millions of Jobs
	How "Green" Are Your Gadgets?
	Some Israelis Cry Out for Peace
	Shell Oil's Pursuit of Local Waters Could Have Big Impacts
	In US, War of Words Over Gaza
	Obama Not Looking Back on Torture

Saturday January 10, 2009

	Few Speak Out for Palestinians in US Congress
	ACLU Protests Force-Feeding Guantanamo Prisoners
	Bailout Revamp Would Restore Original Purpose: Housing Help
	Bush Prepares Request for Rest Of Bailout Funds
	Waste Spills From a Second TVA Coal-Fired Power Plant
	No Campaign Reform? No Money, Activists Say
	Gazans Warned of Escalation While Israel Faces War Crime Accusations
	Rights Groups Condemn US Role in Gaza Conflict
	Billions Face Food Shortages, Study Warns

Friday January 9, 2009

	Can't Eat the View? Wait for Final Vote
	Will California Scandals Derail SEIU's Dream of Total World Domination?
	Purple Heart Is Ruled Out for Traumatic Stress
	Vt. Yankee Springs Leak 2 Days in Row
	Bill Easing Unionizing Is Under Heavy Attack
	US Says Iraqis May Still Be Held Without Charge
	US Weaponry Facilitates Killings in Gaza
	Obama Camp 'Prepared to Talk to Hamas'
	International Energy Agency 'Blocking Global Switch to Renewables'
	Destructive Alien Species Being Transported Around the World by Sea
	Immigrant Advocates Decry New Rules on Courts, DNA
	Gaza Victims' Burns Increase Concern Over Phosphorus

Thursday January 8, 2009

	US Senate Supports Israel's Gaza Incursion
	Groups Seek Syncrude Charges Over 500 Duck Deaths
	Europe's Heating Goes Off
	ICRC Says Israel Broke International Law in Gaza
	Era of Cheap Energy 'Will Never Return'
	Egypt Pulls Down the Shutters on Aid
	Shell Stakes Claim on Yampa River
	Coal Ash Sludge Ponds in Use at Some Illinois Power Plants
	Cheney Says Obama Should Keep Terror Policies
	War Resister Ordered Out
	Media Eyeless in Gaza at Key Moment

Wednesday January 7, 2009

	The Costly Compromises of Oil From Sand
	Venezuela Expels Israeli Ambassador Over Gaza
	Climate Change Threatens Pacific, Arctic Conflicts
	Coal Ash Spill Reveals Risks, Lapses in Waste Regulation
	Israel May Face Charges for War Crime
	Cambodia Marks Khmer Rouge Fall
	Writer of 1970s 'Ecotopia' Makes a Comeback in the Green Era

Tuesday January 6, 2009

	Union in Republic Windows Protest Files Labor Charges Against Company
	Doctors Stuck at Bottleneck on Egypt-Gaza Border
	Fighting a Lifetime of Prejudice
	JetBlue, TSA Workers Settle in T-Shirt Case
	Awaiting Gitmo's Closure
	Israeli Tank Fire Kills 40 at UN School: Medics
	US Vows 'Huge' Marine Protection
	Iraqi Victims of Blackwater Shooting Await Trial With Guarded Hope
	Rio Slum Barrier Plans Spark Outcry

Monday January 5, 2009

	Despite Ruling, Israel Prevents Foreign Journalists From Entering Gaza
	New US Embassy Inaugurated in Iraq
	Open-Pit Mine Continues to Swallow City
	Activist Unmasks Himself as Federal Informant in G.O.P. Convention Case
	Stench in the Air: Scant Resources Stretched to Exhaustion
	Proposal Would Ease Forest Development
	Israel Rains Fire on Gaza With Phosphorus Shells
	Urban Tool in Recruiting by the Army: An Arcade

Sunday January 4, 2009

	Thousands Join March to Protest Against Israeli Action
	Saving Kenya's Orphan Elephants
	US Starts Pullout, Transfers Base to Iraq
	Invasion a Monstrosity, Says UN Leader
	US Plans for Military Buildup Leave Guam Wary

Saturday January 3, 2009

	Israeli Ground Troops Enter Gaza
	In Obama’s Team, 2 Camps on Climate
	Tests Show Pollution Near Ash Spill
	Gaza Health Risk as Sewage Floods Streets as Israeli Attacks Continue
	Paradise Lost on Maldives' Rubbish Island
	Land-Auction Meddler Has a New Plan
	US Branch of Amnesty Calls on Rice to Drop 'Lopsided' Stance

Friday January 2, 2009

	Attacks Condemned as Supplies Dwindle and Deaths Rise
	Nations Wary of Taking in Detainees
	Biker Gives Appalachian Towns a Voice
	Coral Decline Warns of Ocean Changes: Australian Scientists
	Three Million Customers and Still Counting: The Bank Getting Rich by Helping the Poor
	Obama Will Face Bush Legacy on Environment
	Power Plant Has No Plans to Stop Killing Fish

Thursday January 1, 2009

	'Eight Civilians Killed' in Israeli 'Surgical' Strike on Truck
	Anti-Apartheid Campaigner Helen Suzman Dies at 91
	Cluster Bomb Campaigners Honored
	Literary Recluse Salinger Turns 90
	Climate Change Forcing Penguins North?
	2009 in Iraq: A New Era Dawns, But Old Fears Still Hold Sway
	Climate Change Policies Failing, NASA Scientist Warns Obama