Sunday July 31, 2011

	Protesters Rally in Fukushima Against Nuclear Power
	"Indignant" Demonstrators Marching to Brussels to Protest Effects of Crisis
	Afghan Civilians Pay Lethal Price for New Policy on Air Strikes
	Massive 'Social Justice' Protests Sweep Israel

Saturday July 30, 2011

	US Judge Orders Nixon's Secret Watergate Testimony Released Despite Obama Opposition
	Groups Quit Egypt Rally Saying Hijacked by Islamists
	Fukushima Teacher Muzzled Over Radiation
	‘Tree-Sitters’ Take Up Residence to Fight Strip Mining
	Iraq 'Less Safe Than a Year Ago': US Watchdog
	Jesse Jackson: Obama Should Have Been Tougher

Friday July 29, 2011

	EPA Proposes New Rules on Emissions Released by Fracking
	Norway Prime Minister Urges Nation to 'Embrace Freedom'
	Former Intel Chief: Stop the Drone Strikes
	Safety of Tar Sands Pipelines Has Not Been Studied, According to Regulation Agency
	Tens of Thousands Rally for 'Unity' in Egypt
	Protected Land, Ocean Areas Not Enough to Prevent Mass Biodiversity Loss
	U.S. Accuses Tehran of "Secret Deal" with Al-Qaeda
	GOP Postpones Debt Vote on Boehner Debt Ceiling Measure
	18 Civilians Killed in Helmand Bomb: Afghan Police

Thursday July 28, 2011

	Arctic Scientist Who Exposed Climate Threat to Polar Bear Is Suspended
	Syria: '3,000 Missing' Since Start of Uprising
	In Secret, Senate Panel May Re-Up Vast Surveillance Dragnet
	Some Worry Tennessee Town May Be World Nuclear Waste Dump
	Speaker Boehner to Fellow Republicans: 'Get Your Ass in Line'
	Deadly Violence Hits Southern Afghan Town
	Muslim “Terrorists,” White “Lone Wolves,” and the Lessons of Oslo

Wednesday July 27, 2011

	Iraq Needs US Training Past 2011, Says Foreign Minister
	Breaking: New Study Links Mountaintop Removal to 60,000 Additional Cancer Cases
	US-Pakistan Spy Wars Hit Flood Relief as Aid Workers Get Caught in Dragnet
	Democrats Seek Permanent Repeal of Global Gag Rule; GOP Seeks to Enshrine It in Law
	ALEC Exposed: Warming Up to Climate Change
	NATO Could Target Civilian Facilities in Libya

Tuesday July 26, 2011

	US Eco-Activist Jailed for Two Years
	Whatever Happened to the War Powers Act Controversy?
	Obama Administration Delays Smog Rule Amid Pushback From Industry, GOP
	IAEA Chief: Japan Crisis Will Not End Nuclear Age
	Study Shows Racial Wealth Gap Grows Wider
	Over 100,000 Join Rally for Anti-Violence, Solidarity in Oslo
	The Scourge of 'Peak Oil'
	Obama Warns of 'Dangerous Game' in Stand-Off as US Debt Battle Continues

Monday July 25, 2011

	UN Urges 'Massive' Action on Horn of Africa Drought
	Free Trade Deals: Lobbying Fever Foreshadows Winners, Losers
	Mass. Gay Couples to N.Y.: DOMA Still Denies You Benefits
	US Squandered £21 Billion on Private Contractors in Afghanistan and Iraq
	Melting Arctic Ice Releasing Banned Toxins, Warn Scientists

Sunday July 24, 2011

	France to Buy Israeli-Made Drones, Ending 42-Year Weapons Embargo
	Violent Clashes Erupt in Egyptian Capital
	Two Months Later, Spain's 'Indignants' Converge on Madrid
	Norway PM: 'We Must – and Will – Meet Terror with More Democracy, Not Less'

Saturday July 23, 2011

	Phone Hacking: US Authorities Preparing to Subpoena News Corp
	A Boom in Corporate Profits, a Bust in Jobs, Wages
	Head of Dem Caucus Warns: No Revenues in Deficit Deal, No Dem Votes

Friday July 22, 2011

	Norway Mourns 92 Victims After 'Hell on Paradise Island'
	Europe Headed for Water Crisis
	With GOP Roadmap in Hand, Where Will Obama and Dems Wind Up?
	Syrians Defy Crackdown to Protest over Assad Regime
	James Murdoch Misled MPs, Say Former NoW Editor and Lawyer
	Exclusive: U.S. Blocks Oversight of Its Mercenary Army in Iraq
	Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Says No Thanks to Public Schools for His Children
	Pentagon to Monitor 'New Battleground' of Social Media
	Republican Lawmakers Tell the World Where to Go
	No Let Up by Hunger Strikers in Pelican Bay

Thursday July 21, 2011

	'Anonymous' Fires Back at Hacker Hunters
	Healthcare Law Could Leave Families With High Insurance Costs
	Plugging Fukushima Reactors No Longer Stated Goal for Tepco
	WikiLeaks Cables Show US Calling Shots in Haiti
	UN Says Climate Change Threatens World Security
	Thousands of Migrant Kids Trapped Inside the World’s Border Politics
	Eurozone Leaders Warn Greece May Default
	Anonymous Boasts That It’s Hacked into NATO Security

Wednesday July 20, 2011

	Role Reversal: Latin America Taunts US on Debt Woes
	Will Innovative New Financial Regulator Be Hobbled Before It Even Starts?
	Montana Judge Rules Against Transport of Giant Oilfield Equipment
	Africa Famine: World's Richest Countries Guilty of 'Wilful Neglect'
	Lobbyists Push Congress, Administration on No Child Left Behind
	Iran Claims to Have Shot Down U.S. Drone 'Spying on Nuclear Facility for the CIA'
	Arizona Launches Website for Donations to Build Fence Along US Border with Mexico
	States Can’t Win the Endless ‘Business Climate’ Game
	Hacking Crisis Edges Closer to British PM Cameron

Tuesday July 19, 2011

	In Pakistan 'U.S. Military Aid Came With Spies Attached'
	Anonymous Members Raided by FBI; Hacker Group Claims to Have News Corp. Emails
	Banks Still Robo-Signing, Filing Doubtful Foreclosure Documents
	Murdochs in the Dock: Murdochs Face Grilling Over Massive Phone Hacking Scandal
	Israel Navy Intercepts Sole Remnant of Flotilla Heading for Gaza
	No Early End to Libyan War Expected
	Former News Int'l Chief Exec Rebekah Brooks Gets Grilled at Hearing
	Minn. Special Session Called to Help End Shutdown
	Afghanistan Government Under Threat After Second Assassination in a Week
	Senate Edges Towards Deal to Avoid US Default

Monday July 18, 2011

	Arms Trade Treaty May Bypass Anti-Riot Weapons
	Elizabeth Warren to 'Think' About Senate Run Against GOP's Scott Brown
	Debt Talks and Little Else on Washington's Agenda
	News of the World Phone-Hacking Whistleblower Found Dead
	Japan Set to Ban Fukushima Cattle Shipments After Radioactive Meat Scare
	Hidden Bombs Hit Libyans
	Report: Doctors Targeted in Bahrain
	BP Pipeline Leaks Oily Mixture Onto Alaskan Tundra
	Shot by San Francisco Police Department, 19-Year-Old's Life Slips Away

Sunday July 17, 2011

	Obama Snubs Elizabeth Warren
	11 Million Hungry from East Africa's Drought, Worst in 60 Years
	Clinton Praises 'Vital' Austerity Measures in Greece
	Oil Firms in China Under Fire
	Syrian Forces Surround Protesting Eastern Town

Saturday July 16, 2011

	Former Obama Supporters: 'Touch Social Programs and We're Out'
	House Leaders to Palestine: Seek UN Recognition, Forget Foreign Aid
	The Fight to Rescue the Arab Spring
	Debt Talks Yield Little More Than Partisan Positioning for 2012
	West Prepares to Hand Rebels Gaddafi's Billions
	NSA Whistleblower Charged Under Spy Act Gets Probation

Friday July 15, 2011

	Campaigners Seek Arrest of Former CIA Legal Chief over Pakistan Drone Attacks
	China Oil Spill Six Times Size of Singapore: Govt
	It’s Friday, and Iraq Still Isn’t Asking the Military to Stay
	How the US Government Uses Its Media Servants to Attack Real Journalism
	Why Won’t Obama and Democrats Defend the Public Sector?
	Syrian Security Forces 'Fire on Rallies'
	House Republicans Chop Clean Water, Air, Wildlife Funding
	State Fracking Rules Could Allow Drilling Near New York City Water Supply Tunnels
	What Is Sadr's Game on Future U.S. Troop Presence?

Thursday July 14, 2011

	Human-Caused Loss of Big Predators Disrupts Earth Ecosystem: Study
	Pentagon Declares the Internet a Domain of War
	An AWKward Relationship: The U.S. and Its Ties to Hamid Karzai’s Half-Brother
	Doctors Threaten Medicaid Cutoff in Puerto Rico
	UN Report: 'Deadliest Six Months' for Civilians in Afghanistan
	US Solution to Oil Crisis Simulation: Drill More
	Italy Eyes Privatization as Market Tension Eases

Wednesday July 13, 2011

	Fukushima Cleanup Recruits 'Nuclear Gypsies' From Across Japan
	God's Lobbyists: The Hidden Realm of Religious Influence
	Obama, US Viewed Less Favorably in Arab World, Poll Shows
	ALEC Exposed: A Nationwide Blueprint for the Rightwing Takeover
	U.N. Seeks Controls on Private Armies
	FDIC Chairwoman: Mortgage Industry ‘Didn’t Think Borrowers Were Worth Helping’
	Bernie Sanders to Obama: Keep Your Word on Social Security
	Radioactive Beef Already Sold, Eaten
	ALEC and 'Tort Reform'
	Egyptian Protesters Call for End to Army Rule
	Embattled Colombian Unionists Rally Against ‘Free Trade’
	Japan PM Says Country Should Aim to Be Nuclear-Free
	Nike, Adidas, Puma 'Using Suppliers Pouring Toxic Chemicals into China's Rivers'

Tuesday July 12, 2011

	Electronic Warfare Moves to Frontline as U.S. Plans Troop Drawdown
	US Unemployment Silence
	Calls Mount to Investigate Bush Era Officials for Torture
	New Hampshire Defunds Planned Parenthood, Leaving Thousands Without Primary Care
	Explosion Rocks Egyptian Gas Pipeline
	CIA Organized Fake Vaccination Drive to Get Osama bin Laden's Family DNA
	Climate Change Could Kill One in 10 Species by End of the Century
	Afghan President’s Brother Assassinated in Kandahar

Monday July 11, 2011

	Israeli Lawmakers Pass West Bank Settlement Boycott Law
	Obama, Republicans Still Deadlocked on Debt Deal
	Panetta Makes 9/11 Gaffe in Iraq
	Jellyfish, With Numbers Increasing From Warming Waters and Pollution, Force Shutdown of Power Plants
	Rachel Corrie's Family Claim Israeli Military Withheld Vital Video Evidence
	Thousands of CA Inmates Show Solidarity With Prison Hunger Strike
	BP Calls on US to Halt Payments for Oil Spill Damages
	Rupture in Planned US Pipeline Could Release 7m Gallons of Oil, Study Warns
	Argentine Singer-Songwriter Facundo Cabral Murdered in Guatemala
	Israeli Pres. Peres Thanks Greece for Thwarting Gaza-Bound Flotilla
	US Cancels Millions in Aid to Pakistan Military
	Panetta Blames Iran for Rise in Iraq Violence

Sunday July 10, 2011

	Defaulting Rescued Argentina. It Could Work for Athens Too
	Labor Angered by Obama's Willingness to Cut Social Security in Debt Ceiling Deal
	Sanders: Obama Proposal Would Impoverish 250,000
	Obama Administration: Pot has No Accepted Medical Use
	Geo-Engineering: Green vs Greed in the Race to Cool the Planet

Saturday July 9, 2011

	Liberal Senators Warn Obama Over Social Security Cuts in Any Debt Deal
	Blacklisted or Deported: Israel Clamps Down on Fly-In Protest
	Fukushima: Citizens' Radiation Fears Beyond Crisis Zone Mount
	Japan's PM: Nuclear Clean-Up Could Take Decades
	California Prisoners Join Hunger Strike To Protest Solitary Conditions

Friday July 8, 2011

	As Unemployment Spikes, Obama's Got a Bigger Problem Than the Debt Ceiling
	House Passes $649B Defense Spending Bill
	Lawsuits Predicted as New York Towns Ponder Whether to Block Fracking
	NATO Strikes at Libya's Oil in Bid to Oust Gaddafi
	Israel Thwarts Palestinian 'Flytilla' Campaign
	Thousands Fill Egypt's Tahrir Square

Thursday July 7, 2011

	EPA to Test Air in Homes Near Montana Oil Spill
	House Liberals Demand No Cuts to Medicare, Social Security in Deficit Deal
	NATO Air Strike Kills 13 Afghan Civilians
	Texas Defies Calls to Delay Execution of Mexican
	Obama Under Fire Over Detention of Terror Suspect on US Navy Ship
	Private Security Industry Booming, Says Small Arms Survey
	UN Refugee Agency Warns of Crisis 'of Unimaginable Proportions' in Somalia Drought

Wednesday July 6, 2011

	Exxon's Yellowstone Oil Spill Shows Pipeline Risks
	Hundreds of Afghans Protest NATO Air Raid Deaths
	Israel Deports Five Pro-Palestinian Activists; Prepares for Arrival of Hundreds
	Obama Calls Meeting to Break Deficit Stalemate
	Selling Nature to Save Nature, and Ourselves
	Japan Orders 'Stress Tests' of Nuclear Plants
	US and Russia Stir Up Political Tensions over Arctic

Tuesday July 5, 2011

	Obama’s Rightward Drift in Pursuit of ‘Business Confidence’
	Industry Views Prevail on Radiation Risks
	UN: Only Green Technology Can Avert 'Planetary Catastrophe'
	5,800 Attacks Are Just The Beginning After Petraeus’ Year-Long Air War
	Syrian Forces in Deadly Assault on Central Syrian City
	Rising River Complicates Exxon Oil Spill Cleanup
	Wildlife Fears Over British Billionaire's Plans for Arctic Mega-Mine
	French Protest Boat Heads for Gaza
	China’s Power Stations Generate ‘Future Spike’ in Global Warming
	British Ministry of Defense Loses Billions in Military Equipment

Monday July 4, 2011

	Drought in East Africa the Result of Climate Change and Conflict
	Exxon Claims Spill Damage Limited, Gov. Doubtful
	Greek Coast Guard Seizes Canadian Ship Bound for Gaza
	Despite Troop Surge, Taliban Attacks and US Casualties Soared
	Tens of Thousands of Yemenis Flee Violence in South
	Hacked Fox Twitter Feed Reports Obama's Death
	French Nuclear Power Plant Explosion Heightens Safety Fears

Sunday July 3, 2011

	ExxonMobil Oil Pipeline Under Yellowstone River Breaks
	US Captain of Gaza Ship Held in ‘Shocking Conditions’
	Danish Company Blocks Use of Drug for US Executions
	Thousands Rally Against Georgia's New Extreme Anti-Immigration Law
	Noam Chomsky Denounces Old Friend Hugo Chávez for 'Assault' on Democracy

Saturday July 2, 2011

	Greece Arrests Captain of US Gaza-Bound Boat
	Japan: Experts Urge Great Caution Over Radiation Risks
	Chavez's Cancer Revelation Rattles Venezuela
	Climate Change May Pose Biggest Security Threat
	U.S. Replaces Japan in Role of Villain on Whales

Friday July 1, 2011

	Blocked: US to Gaza Boat Detained After Greek Coast Guard Blocks Offshore
	U.N. Report Shreds Military’s Claim of Afghanistan Progress
	Extreme Weather Link 'Can No Longer Be Ignored'
	AG Eric Holder Opens CIA Detainee Death Inquiry
	U.S. Floods and Wildfires Trigger New Fears over Nuke Safety
	Revealed: British Government's PR Campaign to Play Down Fukushima to Protect UK Nuke Plants
	Venezuela's Hugo Chavez Reveals He Has Cancer
	Oil and Gas Drilling Surges Despite Increased Oversight
	US Expands Its Drone War