Tuesday November 30, 2010

	NY Assembly Approves Hydraulic Fracturing Moratorium
	Noam Chomsky: WikiLeaks Cables Reveal "Profound Hatred for Democracy on the Part of Our Political Leadership"
	Wikileaks: US Media Leaves Iranian Threat Narrative Unquestioned
	Senate Passes Food Safety Bill
	Factory Farm Nation: Map Charts Unprecedented Growth in Factory Farming
	Aid Groups Decry Blockade on Gaza
	Wikileaks’ Next Target: A Major US Bank
	U.S. Federal Reserve Conjures - and Redefines - Money
	Crop Failures and Drought Within Our Children's Lifetimes
	BP Hails 'Significant Milestone' in Canadian Oil Sands Plan

Monday November 29, 2010

	Unions, Progressives Blast Administration For Pay Freeze Proposal
	Will Year of Extremes End with a Whimper?
	Deceits, Plots, Insults: America Laid Bare: Diplomatic communiqués released by Wikileaks shine unprecedented light on the US and how it sees the world
	Mind the Gap: Bumper Bonuses Are Back, Yet Millions Struggle on Welfare in US
	Afghan Gold Mine Raises Specter of 'Resource Curse'
	Election Chaos in Haiti as Candidates Cry Foul
	Oil Companies and Banks Will Profit From UN Forest Protection Scheme

Sunday November 28, 2010

	Amid Major Release WikiLeaks Site Suffers 'Denial of Service' Assault
	US Cables Leak Sparks Global Diplomatic Crisis
	Voices from the Frontline of Global Warming
	Israel Plans Large-Scale Public Relations, Lobbying Campaign Across Europe
	War Machines: Recruiting Robots for Combat
	A Billion People Will Lose Their Homes Due to Climate Change, says Report

Saturday November 27, 2010

	Iraq’s Troubles Drive Out Refugees Who Came Back
	Politics in a Time of Cholera, Marked by Chaos and Anger
	Willie Nelson Charged with Pot Possession
	US General McChrystal Approved Peace Talks with Fake Taliban Leader
	Giant Earth Art Displays Dramatize Climate Urgency
	Thousands Protest Against Irish Bailout

Friday November 26, 2010

	Taliban: Americans Have 'No Right to Tell Us about Democracy'
	Economic Boom Worsened De-industrialisation of LDCs
	On the Brink of War? Tensions Heighten in Korea
	Tensions Rise as WikiLeaks Release Nears
	Haiti Voters Face Mounting Fraud Concerns
	MI6 'Promoted Taliban Impostor'
	Youth Activists Plan Co-Operation Over Protest at Cancún Climate Summit
	Police Arrest 22 at SOA Watch Protest in Georgia

Thursday November 25, 2010

	Teaching Virtual Resistance to Violence
	Hawks, Doves Aflutter Over Pyongyang's Latest Moves
	Going Hungry in the Richest Nation on Earth

Wednesday November 24, 2010

	US Designates 'Critical' Polar Bear Habitat in Arctic
	UN Issues Severe Climate Warning Ahead of Summit
	StoryCorps Declares Friday a National Day of Listening
	Afghanistan War: US Says Violence Reaches All-Time High
	Firms See Long-Sought Goal in Sight: Major Pay Cuts
	UK Students Stage Protests Over Fees Rise
	US and South Korea to Hold War Games
	Several Lawmakers Invested in L-3 Communications, Maker of Airport Body-Scanning Machines

Tuesday November 23, 2010

	UN Scientists Say Emission Pledges Fall Well Short of Halting Climate Change
	Corporations Show Largest Profits in History Amidst Jobs Crisis
	New York City Prepares for Nation's Largest Bike Share System
	Report: Body Scanner Makers Doubled Lobbying Cash Over 5 Years
	Canadian Gov't, Alberta Fighting Foreign Climate Laws to Push Tar Sands: Report
	Illness, Medical Bills 'Plunge Millions Into Poverty'
	Korea Tensions Soar as Deadly Attack Launched

Monday November 22, 2010

	America's Failed War of Attrition in Afghanistan
	Unemployment Extension Standoff 'A Crummy Deal For The American Public'
	Kabul Is No Child's Playground
	FBI Raids Hedge Funds Level Global and Diamondback in Insider-Trading Probe
	US, China, Russia Resist Weapons Pact: Report
	Wikileaks Set to Release New Iraq war Logs 'Seven Times Bigger Than the First'
	Thanksgiving Need at Food Pantries Reaches Record Levels

Sunday November 21, 2010

	Chalmers Johnson, author of Blowback; The Sorrows of Empire, Dead at 79
	Buffett Tells ABC Rich Americans Should Be Paying `a Lot' More in Taxes
	Israeli Soldiers 'Walk Free' in Gaza Human Shield Case
	Welfare Funding Runs Out in Iraq

Saturday November 20, 2010

	Will Pentagon Be Exempt from Budget Cuts?
	US Regulators Omit Wider Implications of GM Salmon
	Pakistan Says Obama Seeking to Expand Drone Strikes
	Obama's 'Beast' of a Limo Stands Out at Green NATO Summit
	Study: Few Afghans Know About 9/11, Reason for War

Friday November 19, 2010

	A Sit-In Success Story
	Hotel Workers Lead a New Tide of Labor Militancy
	Amid Airport-Security Backlash, a Push to Privatize Pat-Downs
	In Canada It's a Gov't Versus Its People on Climate Change
	Anti-UN Cholera Riots Spread to Haiti Capital
	Good Things Come in Small Farming Practices
	Civilian Safety Top Afghan Priority, Warn Agencies

Thursday November 18, 2010

	Rush to Approve Frankenfish May Prove Risky
	Rocky Road Ahead for DREAM Act
	Not Everyone Agrees Deficit Is Major Problem
	US Jury Hands Down Ghailani Verdict
	Haitians Barricading Streets With Coffins as Protests Against U.N. Continue Over Cholera Outbreak
	Climate Change and Disease Will Spark New Food Crisis, Says UN
	"Privacy" Protections for Corporations Undermines Government Transparency
	World Comparison Shows U.S. Healthcare Lacking

Wednesday November 17, 2010

	Schakowsky's Plan to Save Social Security, Reduce Debt, Grow the Economy
	Obama's Hopes on Nuclear Arms Fade
	U.S. Poll Finds Growing Aversion to Death Penalty
	Green Property: The Power of Community Spirit
	Afghanistan Could Face 'Eye-Watering Violence' After Troops Leave

Tuesday November 16, 2010

	Halliburton’s Stonewalling Works in Pa., but Sparks Subpoena at EPA
	Jobless Benefits About to Lapse As Senate Dems Mull Strategy
	UN Expert Urges Full US Torture Investigation
	As the UK Government Announces Compensation for Ex-Guantánamo Prisoners, Is the Return of Shaker Aamer Part of the Deal?
	Pittsburgh Bans Gas Drilling in City
	In First Interview Since Critical Injury at West Bank Protest, U.S. Peace Activist Tristan Anderson Urges Iran to Free Jailed Hikers
	Angry Left to Obama: Stop Caving on Agenda
	Land of the Food Insecure: Record Rates of Hunger in US
	Gruesome Find Told at US Hearing into Afghan Killings
	Erin Brockovich Prepares for a Real-Life Sequel
	U.S. Envoy Secretly Offered Troops in Iraq after 2011

Monday November 15, 2010

	US Defends Afghanistan Tactics After Karzai Calls for Troop Reduction
	Haiti Cholera Protest Turns Violent
	Death Toll From Cholera in Haiti Reaches 900
	No Let-Up in Afghan Violence Ahead of NATO Summit
	None Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: A World Without Birds
	Amnesty Says EU 'Failing' Over CIA Renditions

Sunday November 14, 2010

	Climate Change: Science's Fresh Fight to Win Over the Sceptics
	Nato Should Reduce Operations in Afghanistan, Karzai Says
	U.S. Offers Israel Warplanes in Return for New Settlement Freeze

Saturday November 13, 2010

	DNA Could Have Saved the Last Man Executed by Bush
	Obama Is President of Extra-Judicial Killing, Says Ex-Guantánamo Inmate
	Afghan Women Continue to Suffer Despite the West
	Popular Knowledge Can Transform People's Worlds
	Myanmar Frees Democracy Icon Suu Kyi

Friday November 12, 2010

	Shocking State Fair Scandal, Wage Theft Epidemic, Spur Nationwide Protests
	For Cancun Climate Summit, Activists Consider the Long View
	U.S. Defaults on Vow to Reform Asylum System
	Tar Sands Boom Brings Land Buy-Up to Canadian Province
	Gates to Open for Aung San Suu Kyi
	Google to Be Investigated by FCC
	Consider Smaller Afghan Force: US Panel

Thursday November 11, 2010

	Toxic Hotspots Require Global Superfund
	Suicide Rates Soaring Among WWII Vets
	Kucinich to Force Vote on Withdrawing Troops From Afghanistan
	Cholera Death Toll in Haiti Passes 600
	UK Silent on Torture Intelligence Amid Bush Furor
	Arctic Oil Spill Clean-Up Plans Are 'Thoroughly Inadequate', Industry Warned
	White House Gives In On Bush Tax Cuts
	EPA Subpoenas Halliburton, Seeking Fracking Secrets

Wednesday November 10, 2010

	Behind Drone Issue in Yemen, a Struggle to Control Covert Ops
	Deficit Panel Targets Social Security and Taxes
	Student Fees Protest: 'This Is Just the Beginning'
	Confidential JPMorgan Chase Memo Predicts Congressional 'Gridlock'
	Biofuel Plan Will Cause Rise in Carbon Emissions
	'No Charges' for Destroying CIA Interrogation Tapes
	Obama Officials Moving Away From 2011 Afghan Date
	Documents Leak from Notorious US-Backed Unit as Obama Lands in Indonesia

Tuesday November 9, 2010

	Pennsylvania to Become 'Gasland'?
	Echoes of Iraq as Hawks Push for Attack on Iran
	Banks Get Big Bucks, Consumers Get Bupkis
	BP Had Little Defense Against a Disaster, Federal Investigation Says
	Indonesia Under Fire Over 'Farcical' Abuse Trial
	Chemicals in Fast Food Wrappers Show Up in Human Blood
	Netanyahu Pounds War Drums

Monday November 8, 2010

	Obama Administration Claims Unchecked Authority to Kill Americans Outside Combat Zones
	Hundreds of Survivors of Bhopal Disaster Protest Obama India Visit
	US Researchers Fight to Reclaim Climate Science Message
	Walmart Wants Iowans to Farm by Its Principles
	US Army Mulls More Charges Over Horrific Afghan Killings
	BP Blamed for Toxification

Sunday November 7, 2010

	As Cholera Spreads, Heavy Rains Wreak Havoc in Haitian Camps
	Tens of Thousands of Missing Central American Migrants
	Thousands Protest in Seoul Before G20 Summit
	GOP Senator: US Needs to 'Neuter' Iran

Saturday November 6, 2010

	'Smoking Gun': Scientists Find Damage to Coral Near BP Well
	Anti-Nuclear Rally Protests Against 'Chernobyl on Wheels'
	Keith Olbermann Move Highlights MSNBC's Identity Crisis

Friday November 5, 2010

	Extended Unemployment Could Outlast Extended Unemployment Insurance
	Justice Dept. Renews Enforcement of Subpoenas for Antiwar Activists Targeted in FBI Raids
	US to Step Up Military Presence Across Asia, into Indian Ocean
	Iraqi Victims of UK Abuse Want Public Inquiry
	UN Report Warns of Threat to Human Progress from Climate Change
	US Weathers Calls for Torture Probes at UN Rights Meet

Thursday November 4, 2010

	Media Misreading Midterms: As Usual, Press Urge a Move to the Right
	New Report Refutes Industry Argument that Genetically Modified Salmon will Feed Hungry World Populations
	Pentagon Awards $630m Afghanistan Contract to Controversial Supplier
	WikiLeaks Founder Urges US to Investigate Alleged Abuse by Its Troops
	Suburban Poverty by the Numbers
	Indonesia's Mount Merapi Erupts Again, Tens of Thousands Have Fled
	Sexual Violence Is Not "Collateral Damage"
	US Sues to Close Safety Law-Violating Massey Mine in Ky.
	Cholera-Hit Haiti Braces for Looming Storm
	Alberta’s Dirty Oil Image Cleaned by U.S. Midterms

Wednesday November 3, 2010

	US to Spend $511 Million to Expand Kabul Embassy
	Barack Obama's Green Agenda Crushed at the Ballot Box
	AIPAC Lauds Re-Election of Pro-Israel Stalwarts
	Climate Law Survives Prop 23 Challenge at California Polls
	Election Day Loss: ACORN Declares Bankruptcy
	With All Eyes on the Gulf, BP Alaska Facilities Are Still at Risk
	Republicans Deal Stinging Rebuke to Obama

Tuesday November 2, 2010

	Scores Die in Bomb Attacks on Baghdad Shia Areas
	Your Vote, Your Economy—Why Today’s Election Matters to Your Pocketbook
	Death Toll Hits 52 After Assault on Baghdad Church
	British Group Says It's Suing to Stop Export of Execution Drug to U.S.
	Earth Will Take 100,000 Years to Recover from Global Warming Say Geologists
	Haiti Scrambles to Prepare for Feared Hurricane Hit
	BP Oil Spill Costs Surge to $40 Billion
	Polls Open in Crucial US Midterms

Monday November 1, 2010

	Torture Orders Were Part of US Sectarian War Strategy
	Iran Expresses Concern Over Human Rights Situation in US
	Broad Coalition Rallies for BP Accountability
	US Considers Sending Hunter-Killer Teams to Yemen
	Democrats in Desperate Bid to Rally Voters
	Brazil Elects New Leader, Dilma Rousseff
	Japan Looks to Ancient Village Wisdom to Save Biodiversity
	'The Movement to Ban Cluster Bombs Is Working'