Saturday July 31, 2010

	Enbridge Warned of Corrosion in Michigan Pipeline Weeks Before Spill
	Dead Vets’ Families Accuse Insurer of $100 Million Scam
	Pakistan Floods 'Kill 800' People and Affect a Million
	Deaths in the Desert

Friday July 30, 2010

	Oil-Soaked Waste Worries Gulf Coast Landfills' Neighbors
	Report Suggests 'Correlation' between U.S. Aid and Army Killings
	Obama Administration Considers Bypassing Congress on Immigration Reform
	Soldier in WikiLeaks Video Case Transferred to US
	Oil Industry Safety Record Blown Open
	July Is Deadliest Month of Afghan War for US
	U.S. Hikers Detained in Iran Are Like 'Three Rachel Corries', Says Friend
	Activist Supports Probe of Aid Raid
	EPA Rejects Petitions to Reverse Climate Change Endangerment Finding
	Obama Seeks to Expand US Arms Exports

Thursday July 29, 2010

	Dozens Arrested in Protests of AZ Immigration Law
	U.S. and Major Powers Urged to Join Cluster Munitions Pact
	Are Our Oceans Dying? Phytoplankton has Declined Terrifying 40% in 60 Years
	White House Pushes for Warrantless Access to Internet Records
	As Desert Deaths Soar, a Morgue Grows Crowded
	Congress Reforms Cocaine Convictions
	Michigan Oil Spill Estimated by EPA at 1 Million-Plus Gallons
	Global Warming Pushes 2010 Temperatures to Record Highs

Wednesday July 28, 2010

	UN Declares Water, Sanitation as Human Rights
	US Judge Blocks Key Parts of Arizona Immigration Law
	Floods Trap 30,000 in China's Northeast
	'Sacrificed Its Soul at the Altar of Capitalism': The US Town That Outsourced Everything
	US Hunts Afghan War Files Leaker
	Republicans Thwart New Campaign Finance Disclosure Rules As DISCLOSE Act Fails Procedural Vote in Senate
	Pipeline Leaks, Over 800,000 Gallons of Oil Spew in Michigan

Tuesday July 27, 2010

	House Votes to Fund Obama's War Surge
	New Oil Leak Reported as Barge Crashes Into Oil Well in Gulf of Mexico
	Ahmadinejad Says Expects US to Attack MidEast Soon
	War Bill Could Be Stopped Today With 144 Votes
	US Delays Decision on Tarsands Pipeline
	Wikileaks: Leaked Reports Make Afghan War Policy More Vulnerable
	British PM Calls Gaza 'Prison Camp'
	UN to Vote on Right to Water
	Greenpeace Activists Close Down BP Stations in London
	US 'Fails to Account' for Iraq Reconstruction Billions
	Daniel Ellsberg Describes Afghan War Logs as On a Par with 'Pentagon Papers'

Monday July 26, 2010

	Afghan War Logs: Weight of Pages, but the Best Is Yet to Come
	30 Years in Jail Too Short for Khmer Rouge Leader - Victims
	'Scores Die in Afghan Village Raid'
	Venezuela's Chavez Threatens to Cut Off US Oil
	Weekend of Pakistan Drone Attacks Leaves 35 Dead
	WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange on the 'War Logs': 'I Enjoy Crushing Bastards'
	Brazilian Tribes Occupy Power Plant

Sunday July 25, 2010

	Wikileaks: Massive Leak of Secret Files Exposes Truth of Occupation
	British-Liberia 'Forest-Saving' Scheme Exposes Perils of Carbon Credit Plans
	US Farmers May Face Crackdown on Pesticide Use
	Liberals Press Obama for More Action on Key Issues
	Cash Costs of War: Antiwar Meeting Ready to Link Foreign Wars with US Economy Woes

Saturday July 24, 2010

	Researchers Confirm Subsea Gulf Oil Plumes are from BP Well
	UN Rights Council Names Team to Probe Israel Flotilla Raid
	US Senate Deals Blow to Global Climate Talks
	Toxic Legacy of US Assault on Fallujah 'Worse Than Hiroshima'
	School Chief Dismisses 241 Teachers in Washington

Friday July 23, 2010

	Evacuation Underway as Storm Heads to Gulf Spill Site
	Multinational Company Trafigura Found Guilty of Exporting Toxic Waste
	Journalism Legend Daniel Schorr Dies at 93
	House Pressured to Pass Stripped-Down War Measure
	North Korea Threatens 'Physical Response' to US War Games
	Vietnam's Forgotten War Victims
	US Senate Drops Bill to Cap Carbon Emissions
	Israel Gets Brutal With Media
	Lobbyists Push Use of Deadly Asbestos in Developing Nations

Thursday July 22, 2010

	BP Chief Tony Hayward to Outline Strategy That Restores Firm's Fortunes
	EPA Employees Blow the Whistle on Flawed Climate Bills
	U.S. Ends Ban on Ties With Indonesian Special Forces
	Jesse Jackson Calls Shirley Sherrod a 'True Freedom Fighter' Who Fought Back Against 'Attempted Character Assassination'
	Democrats May Stop Bush-Era Tax Cuts for Wealthy From Expiring
	BP Admits It 'Photoshopped' Official Images as Oil Spill 'Cut and Paste' Row Escalates
	Push On to Have Professor Head Consumer Agency

Wednesday July 21, 2010

	UN Chief Dilly-Dallying on Panel to Probe Israeli Killings?
	Finding Vegetables in Unexpected Places
	British Meat and Dairy Is Destroying Rainforests
	Israeli Army to Get Humanitarian Affairs Officers in Wake of Gaza War
	BP's Oil Spill Caused by Fed's 'Dangerous Culture of Permissiveness'
	No Quick Exit for Troops in Afghanistan, NATO Head Says
	Reproductive Justice Organizations Denounce Anti-Choice 'Freedom Rides,' Plan Counter-Rally
	US Imposes New Sanctions on North Korea

Tuesday July 20, 2010

	Arizona Fights Obama Challenge to Immigration Law
	Unemployment Extension Bill Clears Hurdle, Standoff Likely Over Until November
	Federal Contributions from Political Action Committee of Beleaguered Oil Giant BP Slow to a Trickle
	Pre-Recession Unemployment Rates May Not Be Reached for a Decade
	EPA Whistleblower Accuses Agency of Covering Up Effects of Dispersant in BP Oil Spill Cleanup
	AIDS Activists: Bush-Era Policies Haven’t Changed Despite Obama Pledges
	Food Co-Op in Rachel Corrie's Hometown Boycotts Israeli Goods
	BP Oil Poisons the Gulf of Mexico's Food Chain
	Senate Likely to Break Deadlock on Jobless Benefits

Monday July 19, 2010

	Next for the Gulf: More Drilling
	Developing: Oil, Gas Leaking From BP's Oil Cap
	Taliban Talks: The Obstacles to a Peace Deal in Afghanistan
	Iranian Scientist Amiri Told CIA Iran Has No Nuclear Bomb Programme
	US Announces New Pakistan Aid
	'Top Secret America' Washington Post Investigation Reveals Massive, Unmanageable, Outsourced US Intelligence System
	Fishing Families in Gulf Region Turn to Fast Food, 'Grind Meats'
	US Allows BP to Test, Keep Shut Gulf Well Despite Seepage
	Kabul Faces Severe Water Crisis
	Demands for Release of Nuclear Whistleblower as Israel Holds Vanunu in Solitary Confinement

Sunday July 18, 2010

	States Failing to Control Transport of Arms: Amnesty
	Seepage Detected Near Blown-Out BP Well
	Seepage Detected Near Blown-Out BP Well
	Clarenceville, Michigan Picketers Protest Privatization
	Al Gore Plugs Sci-Fi Thriller That’s Aiding Climate Campaign
	Netanyahu: US Easily Manipulated
	Could Iron Maiden's Philosophy Inspire an Alternative Economic System in the Middle East?

Saturday July 17, 2010

	Planned Parenthood Rips Obama
	Clinton Heads to Afghanistan as US War Fears Grow
	Liberal 'Netroots' Convention Will Test Democratic Activists
	Israel Set to Force All Citizens to Swear Oath to Jewish State
	Austerity Drive Will Hand Billions to Private Sector

Friday July 16, 2010

	Water as Human Right Threatens to Split World Body
	Obama Administration Applies Stupak Amendment to High Risk Pools
	Civil Rights Attorney Lynne Stewart Resentenced to 10-Year Term—Nearly Five Times Her Original Sentence
	Gulf States Wait in Hope as Cap Stifles Disastrous Flow
	Tim Geithner Opposes Nominating Elizabeth Warren to Lead New Consumer Agency
	CIA Exceeded Interrogation Limits, Former Justice Dept. Official Says
	Last Month Was the Hottest June Recorded Worldwide, Figures Show
	French Foreign Ministry Probes Fake Website
	No Letup in Foreclosures

Thursday July 15, 2010

	BP Says Oil Has Stopped
	Israel Chokes Gaza Despite Announced Easing
	Dean Baker: 'Reform Bill Will Improve Regulation in the Financial Sector'
	Wall Street Reform Clears Final Hurdle
	Suspicions Raised Over BP's Possible Deal to Access Libyan Oil
	Hudson Bay Polar Bears 'Could Soon Be Extinct'
	Suppliers for Tobacco Company Philip Morris Used Child Labour
	In Vietnam-Era Files, Parallels of Anxiety
	After the Gulf, an Oil Sands Debate Looms
	Obama Hires Former Wellpoint Exec to Implement Health Care Law

Wednesday July 14, 2010

	Natural Gas No Quick Fix for U.S. Energy Woes
	Rich Countries to Pay Energy Giants to Build New Coal-Fired Power Plants
	Gaza Aid Ship Docks in Egypt
	In EU 'No' to Genetically Modified Food Could Conceal a 'Yes'
	Six More Charged in New Orleans Danziger Bridge Shootings
	Scientists Say Gulf Oil Disaster Altering Food Web
	Fears Grow as Millions Lose Jobless Benefits
	Gaza Aid Ship 'Diverted to Egypt'

Tuesday July 13, 2010

	BP Tests Oil Well Cap, but Says Success Is Not Assured
	U.S. Plutonium Waste Underestimated, Says Researcher
	Coast Guard Photos Show Spill Workers Without Protective Gear
	Russ Feingold's Defiance Irks Liberals
	Guantanamo Inmate Khadr Refuses Plea Deal, Says Would Give US Government Excuse for Torture
	Watchdog Fears Afghan Women's Rights to Be Traded for Peace
	U.N.: Include Value of Natural Resources in Size of Economies
	Elizabeth Warren to Head Consumer Protection Bureau?
	BP Oil Spill: Barack Obama's Investigation Hears of 'Friction'

Monday July 12, 2010

	The Case for a New WPA
	FDA Nears Approval of Genetically Engineered Salmon
	Rate of Arctic Sea Ice Melt Heats Up
	Afghan Monitor Says 2010 Worst Year of War
	Halliburton Continues to Flood Lawmakers With Contributions After Oil Spill
	With 'One Nation,' Liberal Groups Aim to Match Tea Party's Energy, Influence
	BP Defends Record As 'Safe And Reliable' Despite Hundreds of Egregious Violations
	Little Improvement at Haiti's Epicentre

Sunday July 11, 2010

	Native American Tribe Reclaims Slice of the Hamptons after Court Victory
	Haitians Wait in Tents for a Recovery that has Still Barely Begun
	Israel Warning as Libya Aid Boat Eyes Gaza Landing
	For Now, Oil Spews Unchecked in Effort to Cap Well
	Revealed: How Strategy to Train Afghan Forces is in Deep Trouble
	Staring Down Desperation
	Liberals Analyze Their Obama 'Despair'

Saturday July 10, 2010

	1.8M Acres of Alaska Drilling Leases Go Up for Bid
	Pakistan Death Toll Soars above 100
	Civilian Deaths Rise as Afghan Fight Intensifies
	Stirrings of a New Push for Military Option on Iran
	Climate Change Means More Heatwaves, Premature Deaths, Scientists Warn

Friday July 9, 2010

	Haiti Still Suffering Six Months on From Earthquake
	Millions Face Starvation as Niger Prays in Vain for Rain
	Outrage in Oakland: Transit Officer Convicted of Involuntary Manslaughter–Not Murder–in Killing of Unarmed Oscar Grant
	War—What Is It Good For? Absolutely Nothing, According to Latest Work by San Anselmo Filmmaker
	Wealthy Reap Rewards While Those Who Work Lose
	'Brawler' General to Lead Centcom
	Court Refuses Stay in Deepwater Drilling Case
	US Denies Visa to Colombian Journalist

Thursday July 8, 2010

	Labor Losing to DC Elites Over Job Creation, Unemployment?
	U.S. Casualties to Mount as Afghan War Widens, General Says
	Deadly Attacks Target Iraq Pilgrims
	Weighing Safety of Weed Killer in Drinking Water, EPA Relies Heavily on Industry-Backed Studies
	Afghan Corruption Doubled Since 2006: Survey
	When the Police Control the Press

Wednesday July 7, 2010

	Back at the Interior Department Ranch: Salazar Has Some Clean Up to Do in Utah, Too
	The Big Lie: BP, Governments Downplay Public Health Risk From Oil and Dispersants
	'Climategate' Inquiry Mostly Vindicates Scientists
	Report: Secret Document Affirms U.S.-Israel Nuclear Partnership
	Court Asked to Stop Planting of Genetically Engineered Eucalyptus Trees
	Justice Dept Draws a Line in Arizona's Sand
	Abandoned Oil Wells Make Gulf of Mexico 'Environmental Minefield'

Tuesday July 6, 2010

	Unemployment Extension Standoff, Day 35: 'Harsh Reality Has Now Set In'
	This Big Brother Is in the U.S.
	US Soldier Linked With Iraq Video Leak Charged
	UK PM Announces Torture Inquiry
	Dead Zone in Gulf Linked to Ethanol Production
	McChrystal Probe of SOF Killings Excluded Key Eyewitnesses
	Israel to Indict Soldier Over Gaza
	Despite Pledge to Curtail Corporate Earmarks, Politicians Pursue Them
	Thailand Extends Emergency Rule
	Global Emissions Targets Will Lead to 4C Temperature Rise, Say Studies
	Tar Balls in Texas Mean Oil Hits All 5 Gulf States

Monday July 5, 2010

	Opium-Addicted Children: Paying a Heavy Price for the Afghan War
	BP Still Does Big Federal Business Despite U.S. Scrutiny
	US Questions Its Unwavering Support for Israel

Sunday July 4, 2010

	Israel's Foes Embrace New Resistance Tactics
	Outdoor Gear is ‘Environmentally Toxic’, Finds Report
	It's Not Just BP's Oil in the Gulf That Threatens World's Oceans
	Death By Drone: CIA's Hitlist is Murder

Saturday July 3, 2010

	ProPublica Photographer Detained by BP and Local Police
	Gagged! Pentagon Clamps Down on Media After Rolling Stone Article
	Pentagon Ban on Guantanamo Reporters is Illegal, Group Says
	Gulf Oil Spill Likely to Reach Florida Keys, Miami, Report Says
	Researchers Say Obama's Slow on Oil Spill Science, too

Friday July 2, 2010

	Oil Spills Boost Arsenic Levels in Ocean: Study
	Maude Barlow: 'The World Has Divided into Rich and Poor as at No Time in History'
	U.S. Experiencing Worst Episode of Prolonged Unemployment Since Great Depression
	Rejecting SB1070, States Advance Progressive Immigration Policy
	Environmental Justice, Science Leaders Urge Action Linking Climate and Public Health
	'This Is Worse Than Guantanamo'
	Taliban Attacks Afghan Aid Office
	Deep-Sea Mining Adds to Fears of Marine Pollution
	US Approves $33bn for Afghanistan Troop Increase

Thursday July 1, 2010

	Oil Spill Media Access: Reporters Still Given the Runaround Even as Public Health Concerns Mount
	Warning of Looming Crisis, Louisiana Calls on BP to Fund Mental Health Programs
	The Other Side of World Cup Footballs
	Small Creatures and Climate Change: How Warming Can 'Shuffle the Deck' of Creatures That Thrive
	Joint Lawsuit Planned for G20 Arrestees
	US to Cut $4bn in Afghan Aid After Corruption Allegations
	1.3 Million Unemployed Won't Get Benefits Restored After Senate Fails to Overcome Filibuster