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Saturday July 31, 2010

Laura Carlsen: Uribe's Parting Shot
Christopher Brauchli: Tales of Tommy
Ralph Nader: Out of Afghanistan
Lucinda Marshall: CIA Document Calls For Using Afghan Women as Messengers to Humanize the War
Donna Smith: Nation Fails to Honor, Protect 9/11 Heroes Again
Randall Amster: Phoenix Rising ... and the Struggle Continues
Linh Dinh: Rotting Fish
Michael Winship: The Right Manipulates Muslims – and Boy Scouts

Friday July 30, 2010

Dan Froomkin: Four More Years (or More)... of War
Laura Flanders: Lost Billions in Iraq
Valerie Strauss: 'The Dumbest Thing' in Education Thinking
Allan Lichtman: American Politics: Lucy vs. Charlie Brown
Paul Krugman: Curbing Your Enthusiasm
Mark Weisbrot: No Place for Washington in Colombia-Venezuela Row
David Sirota: The Deception of Real-Life 'Inception'
Greg Mitchell: What's Sadly Missing in Time's Afghan Cover
Beverly Bell: Citizen Mobilization for Housing in Haiti
Evan Knappenberger: The Heroism of PFC Bradley Manning
Jeffrey D. Sachs: How Obama Could Bring 'Change' to Energy Policy Stalemate
Gareth Porter: The Real Aim of Israel’s Bomb Iran Campaign

Thursday July 29, 2010

Ted Rall: How US Ignorance Helped Doom the Afghan War
Adam Serwer: Administration Wants To Expand Reach Of National Security Letters
Peter Dyer: US Grows Isolated on Aggressive War
Brooke Jarvis: 2010 a Tipping Point for Renewable Energy
Charles Fried: Obama Should Give Warren a Recess Appointment
Tom Andrews: Looking Behind the Numbers of House Afghanistan Vote
Andrew Bacevich: The End of (Military) History? The US, Israel, and the Failure of the Western Way of War
Tom Hayden: Despite WikiLeaks Revelations, Congress Votes for War Funding
Corporate Crime Reporter: Don Blankenship Hates the Police
Jordan Flaherty: A Movement Rises in Arizona
Randall Amster: From the Heart of Arizona, We Still Have a Dream
Yifat Susskind: A Peaceful Boycott Should Not be a Crime
John LaForge: Don’t Be Fooled: Nuclear Power Kills
Robert C. Koehler: The Suffering of Fallujah

Wednesday July 28, 2010

Jeff Biggers: Darkness at Noon in Arizona: Delayed, But Not Over
San Francisco Chronicle Editorial: Money Spoke Against Disclose Act
Jill Schneiderman: Bringing a “Whole New Mind” to the BP Oil Catastrophe
David Morris: ACORN Deserves an Apology, Too
Katrina vanden Heuvel: Could Wikileaks Offer A Way Out of War?
Daniel Moss: So That All May Drink
Wendell Potter: For-Profit Insurers Leaning on Regulators to "Reform" Health Reform
Amy Goodman: WikiLeaks’ Afghan War Diary
Jim Hightower: Truth and Irony in Agriculture Fiascos
Neve Gordon: Ethnic Cleansing in the Israeli Negev
César Chelala: Worse Than Imagined: Consequences of the Iraq War
Jesse Hagopian: Rheehire the Teachers, Rheetire the Chancellor
Danny Postel and Ted Smukler: ‘Go Ahead, Try and Make Me Pay You’: Wage Theft and SB 1070

Tuesday July 27, 2010

Phyllis Bennis: Pentagon Papers 2.0: Afghanistan
Chuck Collins: Beware of the Cowardly Deficit Vulture
Randall Amster: Climate of Fear: SB 1070 and Extremist Violence on the Arizona Border
Robert Naiman: House Votes Today on Afghan, Pakistan Wars
John Sauven: Greenpeace Activists Tell BP: End the Oil Age Early
Norman Solomon: State of Denial: After the Big Leak, Spinning for War
Tom Andrews: 146 Votes Away from Afghanistan Exit
Francis Shor: Imperial Overkill and the Death of US Empire
David Dayen: White House Defends the Indefensible - Obama's Afghan Policy
Charles Komanoff: Can Viable Carbon Tax Arise from the Senate’s Ashes?
Bonnie Bricker and Adil E. Shamoo: Secrecy Industry Hits Home
Robert Reich: The Great Decoupling of Corporate Profits from Jobs
Nushin Arbabzadah: War Logs are No Surprise to Afghans
Mark Weisbrot: No Convincing Economic Arguments Against Further Stimulus Spending
Donna Smith: Who Tells the Dead Patient Stories Now?
Jeff Cohen: Wikileaks: Time to Celebrate, Time to Mourn

Monday July 26, 2010

Robert Naiman: Defense News: War Supplemental Not Needed to Fund Troops
Russell Vandenbroucke: Hiroshima’s Consecrated Legends
Tom Engelhardt: The Opposites Game: All the Strangeness of Our American World in One Article
Ray McGovern: Afghan War Leaks Expose Costly, Deceitful March of Folly
Arturo S. Rodriguez: Take Our Jobs!
Jesse Jenkins and Devon Swezey: Time to Bury Cap and Trade and Plan Anew
Roberto Rodriguez: What State Officials Don’t Want Arizona School Children To Know
Dennis Bernstein: BP Oil Spill Threatens Bayou Tribes
Bill Quigley: Fourteen Examples of Systemic Racism in the US Criminal Justice System
Marjorie Cohn: John McCain on Iraq: 'We Already Won That One'
Glenn Greenwald: The WikiLeaks Afghanistan Leak
Philippe Sands: Wikileaks: A New Journal of the Disasters in Afghanistan

Sunday July 25, 2010

Shamus Cooke: Teachers Need to Confront, Denounce Obama's 'Race to the Top'
Harvey Wasserman: Why Stewart Brand is Wrong on Nukes - and is Losing
Randall Amster: Phoenix, We Have a Problem…
Chris Kromm: The Real Story of Racism at the USDA
John Nichols: Daniel Schorr and the Art of Making the Right Enemies
Sasha Abramsky: America's Alternative People's Budget

Saturday July 24, 2010

Bernie Sanders: No to Oligarchy
Valerie Strauss: The Problem with How Rhee Fired Teachers
Jamal Abdi: Resolution Green-Lighting Israeli Strikes on Iran Introduced by House Republicans
Lamis Andoni: Beyond Apartheid
Ralph Nader: California Enshrines the Duopoly
Andrew Christie: Where’s the Apology for Van Jones?
Christopher Brauchli: Crime and Children's Punishment
David Michael Green: Our Impoverished Politics
Robert Shetterly: Portraits of Courage
Jim Horn: The Audacity of Arne Duncan

Friday July 23, 2010

Robert Naiman: Will House Dems Oppose a Jobless War Supplemental?
Ray McGovern: For Self-Licking Ice Cream Cone, a Terror Topping
Danny Schechter: The Eleven Pens Of Barack Obama: Signing Financial Reform Is Signing Up For A New Struggle To Make It Real
Ralph Nader: Letter to President Obama on Professor Elizabeth Warren
Abe Louise Young: BP Hires Prison Labor to Clean Up Spill While Coastal Residents Struggle
Mary Beth Hastings: Why Are We Still Funding Abstinence-Only Programming?
John Feffer: Shades of Evil
Laura Edwards-Orr: How Willie Nelson’s Bedrock, the Family Farmer, Could Save the American Economy
Dan Froomkin: The American Empire According to TomDispatch
Clare Bayard: A Slow Motion Katrina: Notes from the BP Catastrophe
Ali Abunimah: Israelis Embrace One-State Solution from Unexpected Direction
Michelle Chen: A DREAM is a Terrible Thing to Waste: Immigrant Youth and Economic Crisis
Paul Krugman: Addicted to Bush
Jodie Evans: Countering the Iraq War Spinners
Tom Turnipseed: Secrecy Sucks: Spooky, Snoopy Spies Run Amuck

Thursday July 22, 2010

Tom Andrews: Grasping at “Turning Points” in Afghanistan
Deborah Doane: Speculating on Food Can Starve the World's Poorest
Jayati Ghosh: Still Clinging to Austerity After All These Years
Bruce Dixon: Tea Partiers, Fox News, 'Negativity' Against the President? Are These Really Black America's Most Pressing Problems?
Randall Amster: Arizona's Moment of Truth
Robert C. Koehler: The Secrecy State
Yifat Susskind: In Israel, Miscegenation Equals Rape
William Astore: “Our American Heroes”: Why It’s Wrong to Equate Military Service with Heroism
Ted Rall: Protofascism Comes to America: The Rise of the Tea Party
Brian Miller: Restoring a Vibrant Middle Class in America
Paul Buchheit: Give Us Your Lavishly Rich, Your Xenophobic

Wednesday July 21, 2010

Mairead Maguire: An Open Letter to the People of Israel about Mordechai Vanunu
Desmond Tutu: Obama’s Overdue AIDS Bill
Robert Scheer: The Grinches Who Stole Summer
Amy Goodman: Deficit Doves
Katrina vanden Heuvel: The Case for Elizabeth Warren
Maude Barlow: Access to Clean Water is Most Violated Human Right
Joseph Ingoldsby: Silent Summer: How Oil Disaster Impacts Biodiversity
Jim Hightower: Grinning Bankers
Jeremy Scahill: Corporate Media Discover Private Spies. In Other News, No WMD in Iraq
Andy Worthington: How Jay Bybee Has Approved the Prosecution of CIA Operatives for Torture
Dennis Bernstein: Another Police Killing in Oakland, CA
Jesse Hagopian: Schooling Arne Duncan

Tuesday July 20, 2010

Chuck Collins: The Business Case Against Overseas Tax Havens
Dean Baker: The Senators Who Gave Us 15 Million Unemployed Want to Deny Them Benefits
Phill Wilson: Race Still Matters: Race, Poverty and AIDS in Black America
Rebecca Sive: Stupak and Health Reform's Second Trimester
David Sirota: Elizabeth Warren and the Definition of "Controversial"
Lorraine Berry: Dear Congress: We the People are Starving
Matthew Rothschild: Obama a 'Socialist'? I Wish
Leo Panitch and Sam Gindin: Public Sector Austerity Unreasonable and Irrational
John Buell: Recovering from Deficit Obsessions
Jesse Jackson: Let's Give Congress Our Marching Orders
Michael Winship: Don’t You Know There’s a War On?
Randall Amster: Hello, America? This is Your Wakeup Call
Michael T. Klare: Beyond Cheney's Energy Policy: Clean, Green, Safe, and Smart
Tom Engelhardt: Advice for General Petraeus on the Rules of Engagement: It’s Neither/Nor, Not Either/Or

Monday July 19, 2010

Glenn Greenwald: The Real US Government
Roberto Rodriguez: Leticia X is Human, Too: Tragedy & Waiting for Pres. Obama
Stacy Mitchell: Taking Financial Reform into Our Own Hands
James Lenfestey: The Truth: Still There, Still Inconvenient
Manuel Pérez Rocha: Misguided US Economic Policies Drive Many Mexicans to Cross Border
Vandana Shiva: The Killing Fields of Multi-National Corporations
Gary Houser: Methane Seeps, Tipping Points Feared as Congress Sleepwalks
Johann Hari: Noam Chomsky: The Antidote To So Many Lies
Chris Hedges: Calling All Future-Eaters
Tom Gallagher: John Kerry Appears Before His Own Committee
Danny Schechter: Inside the 'Class War'
Paul Rogat Loeb: Village Politics - Rebuilding Engaged Communities

Sunday July 18, 2010

Brigette DePape: G-20 Protest: It Wasn't a Waste of Time
Frank Rich: The Good News About Mel Gibson
Linda McQuaig: Ignoring Nature’s Wake-Up Call
Ellen Cantarow: Big Oil Makes War on the Earth: The Gulf Coast Joins an Oil-Soiled Planet
Lewis Seiler and Dan Hamburg: Pandora’s Box in the Gulf: Does Hope Remain?

Saturday July 17, 2010

Linda LeTendre: Peace Begins At Home: Albany Antiwar Conference
Ray McGovern: Iranian Scientist Would Not Play Curveball
Simon Johnson: Treasury Makes A Mistake – Claiming They Are Not Blocking Elizabeth Warren
Christopher Brauchli: The Homeless are like Bears
Robert Fisk: They're All Grovelling and You Can Guess the Reason
Michelle Chen: Crab Industry Workers Reveal Injustice of 'Legal' Migrant Labor
Stephanie McMillan: Our Planet, Our People are not Expendable! We Refuse To Sacrifice Life for Corporate Profits
David Michael Green: Why The Presidency Matters, And Why It’s Okay To Believe So

Friday July 16, 2010

Chris Hellman: Pentagon Spending on the Chopping Block
Ralph Nader: Learning from Iran
Brooke Jarvis: France (Not) to Repay Debt to Haiti
Christian Parenti: The Big Green Buy
Mark Weisbrot: South of the Border: Reviewing the Reviewers
Mark Morford: The Great Dick Cheney Empathy Test
George Lakoff: Conservatism’s Death Gusher
Terry Link: Inequality Is the Real Debt Burden
Robert Reich: The New Finance Bill: A Mountain of Legislative Paper, a Molehill of Reform
Andy Worthington: Defiance in Isolation: The Last Stand of Omar Khadr
Medea Benjamin: Afghan Envoy Holbrooke and Senate in La La Land
Bill Quigley and Rachel Meeropol: Dissent Victory for Animal Rights Activists
David Krieger: The 65th Anniversary of the Nuclear Age

Thursday July 15, 2010

Jordan Flaherty: Six New Orleans Police Charged in Post-Katrina Killings, But Activists Say Deeper Change is Needed
Jon Walker: Democrats Blame Senate GOP for Failure to Govern; Voters Still Blame Democrats
Ted Rall: For the Economy, Help Is Not on the Way
Michelle Chen: Newsflash: What’s Good for Immigration is Good for America
Robert Naiman: State Dept. 'Terror' Label Would Undermine Afghan Peace Talks
Katrina vanden Heuvel: Move Your BIG Money
Sahil Kapur: Republicans Don't Give a Damn about the Deficit
Walden Bello: Greece: Same Tragedy, Different Scripts
George Lakoff: Double Dividend: Make Money by Saving Nature
Sebastian Walker: Haiti, Six Months On: Too Early for Medals?
Peter Hart: 'Same Strategy, Better Tactics': Robert Gibbs' Real 'Meet the Press' News
Salena Tramel: Working to Keep Hope Alive in Haiti’s Forgotten Frontiers
Robert C. Koehler: Revenge of the Weeds
Ramzy Baroud: Beyond Violence and Non-Violence: Resistance as a Culture
Eric Holt-Giménez: Wal-Mart Not the Cure for What Ails Urban Food Markets
Rick Wolff: Austerity: Why and for Whom?

Wednesday July 14, 2010

Ann Wright: Israeli Military Report on Its Gaza Flotilla Actions Underscores Need for an Independent Investigation
Danny Schechter: Trapped: Is It Too Little, Too Late for Real Financial Reform?
Glenn Greenwald: The Motive Behind Whistle Blower Prosecutions
Ryan Harvey: Afghan Army Attack Shines Light on Unpopular Occupation
John R. MacArthur: Dyer’s Convincing Global-Warming Vision
César Chelala: What Would Einstein Have Said about Gaza?
George Lakoff: Save, Baby, Save
Jim Hightower: Jobless 'Recovery' Requires Us to Rebuild America
Janan Abdu: A Prisoner’s Wife
Robert Scheer: There’s Just No Pleasing Some Robber Barons
Ben Lilliston: The War on Antibiotics
Laura Flanders: Do Ask, Don't Tell
Amy Goodman: Haiti, Six Months After the Earthquake

Tuesday July 13, 2010

Nick Turse: Death on Your Doorstep: American War vs. Real War
Robert Reich: The Root Of Economic Fragility And Political Anger
Josh Silver: Free Press to FCC: Say No! to Comcast/NBC Merger
Nick Copeland: Veterans On Cross Country Biking Pilgrimage to Protest the War in Afghanistan
Dave Zirin: All-Star Speak Out: Baseball Players Pledge to Boycott Arizona All Star Game
Maude Barlow and Anil Naidoo: A Human Right Canada Rejects: Access to Clean Water
Michelle Chen: The Women of Haiti Still in Rubble
John Nichols: Is the Financial Regulation Bill "Socialist"? Don't Make the Socialists Laugh
Tom Turnipseed: Killing For Fun; Military Madness
Michael Winship: On the Foul Line with the Chamber of Commerce
Dean Baker: Treat Reckless Corporate Behavior like Drunk-Driving
Andy Worthington: Guantánamo: The Definitive Prisoner List (Updated for Summer 2010)
Isabel Macdonald: Where Is Haiti's Bailout?

Monday July 12, 2010

Karen Dolan: Unemployed Become a Political Football
Robert Naiman: Could a "Great Negotiation" End the War in Afghanistan?
Kerry Trueman: America: Too Big To Flail?
Mark Weisbrot: Washington Still Has Problems With Democracy in Latin America
Joseph Stiglitz: Taming Finance in an Age of Austerity
Grace Lee Boggs: The 2nd US Social Forum: ReBuilding and ReDefining the USA
Tom Engelhardt: Why Are We in Afghanistan?
Firmin DeBrabander: Escalating the War on Weeds
Ira Chernus: The Hypocrisy of Preaching Nonviolence to Palestinians
Chris Hedges: Obama’s Health Care Bill Is Enough to Make You Sick

Sunday July 11, 2010

James K. Galbraith: Tremble, Banks, Tremble
Les Leopold: Why the Idiocy About Unemployment?
Dennis Bernstein: Who Goes to Jail? BP CEO or Shrimper
Eric Margolis: Saving Face in Unwinnable War
Sadhbh Walshe: A Truly Toxic Issue: Our Chemical Environment
Roberto Rodriguez: Arizona’s SB 1070: A Crack Law by any Other Name
Caroline Arnold: Moving Further from the Common Good

Saturday July 10, 2010

Dennis Bernstein: BP Ruined a Mississippi Way of Life
John Nichols: Obama and DOMA: Will the President Do the Right Thing?
Frida Berrigan: A Way Forward: Reexamining the Pentagon's Spending Habits
Mira Luna: How to Share Time
John Stauber: Chez Sludge: How the Sewage Sludge Industry Bedded Alice Waters
Christopher Brauchli: Blackwater Strikes Again
David Michael Green: Growing Up Globally
Randall Amster: Can We All Get Along?

Friday July 9, 2010

Mark Weisbrot: Disaster Capitalism Hits Europe (and the US is Next)
Robert Naiman: On Afghanistan, the DNC Does Not Speak for Me
Erin Rosa: Department of Justice Challenges Arizona’s SB 1070—What’s next?
Jamie Henn: Getting Solar Panels Back on the White House
Mary Bottari: Wall Street Reform Bill Yields Big Win for Little Countries
Katy Mamen: Making a Place at the Table for Farmers in the Future of Sustainable Agriculture
Katrina vanden Heuvel: Wall Steet Not Giving to Dems: Good Riddance
Ralph Nader: The 2010 Summer Reading List
Jesse Strauss: Searching for Justice as Oakland Streets Turn Lawless
Michelle Chen: The Coming Fight Over Paying for the Pill
David Sirota: Are Low Taxes Exacerbating the Recession?
Sandy LeonVest: Drill or Die
Reese Erlich: Can the Obama Administration Learn from the Death of Ayatollah Fadlallah?

Thursday July 8, 2010

Jim Naureckas: Defending Arizona: Pundits Scramble to Justify Anti-Immigrant Law
Donna Smith: What We Make Our Sisters Do for Healthcare
Beverly Bell: A Second Slave Rebellion in Haiti
Mitchell Anderson: Fish and Oil: Sorrow, Survival and Solidarity in Louisiana's Bayou
Glenn Greenwald: Octavia Nasr's Firing and What "the Liberal Media" Allows
William J. Astore: Hope and Change Fade, but War Endures
Robert Jensen: Struggling to be ‘Fully Alive’
Ramzy Baroud: Cluster Bombs and Civilian Lives
Toronto Star Editorial: Win for US War Resisters
George Monbiot: Filth and Fury: A 'Climategate' Reflection
David Dayen: Why Teachers Unions Are Fed Up with Obama
Jeremy Scahill: Former Top CIA Spy on How US Intelligence Became Big Business
Andy Worthington: Bin Laden Cook Accepts Plea Deal at Guantánamo Trial
George Lakoff: Disaster Messaging

Wednesday July 7, 2010

Robert C. Koehler: The War Drones On
Rev. John Dear: Mother Teresa and the USS Intrepid
Matthew Rothschild: Netanyahu Didn’t Deserve the Red Carpet Treatment
Robert Naiman: Hamas Lawmaker: Gaza Flotilla Did More Than 10,000 Rockets
Dennis Bernstein: Mississippi Gov. Barbour Fronts for BP
John Buell: Spending Not the Cause of Our Problems
Ted Rall: Bipartisan Stupidity on Afghanistan
Amy Goodman: If Only Information Flowed as Freely as Oil
Robert Scheer: Two More Candidates for the McChrystal Treatment
Dan Kennedy: When It Comes to Waterboarding, Labels Matter
Tom Engelhardt: No, He Won't... End the 'Global War on Terror'
Jim Hightower: Reassembling America's Democracy
Marjorie Cohn: Losing in Afghanistan

Tuesday July 6, 2010

Erik Hoffner: Russia’s Public Conservation Lands Under Threat
Stephan Salisbury: Stage-Managing the War on Terror
Rethinking Schools Editors: What’s Up with All the Teacher Bashing?
Laura Finley: Human Rights are Everyone’s Law
Joseph Torres: Keep the Internet Open for All
Danny Schechter: Shock And Awe: Fireworks, Smiley Faces, and The Depression
Matthew Rothschild: Republicans Incite Class Warfare—Within the Middle Class
Dean Baker: Republicans: A Party of Unemployment
Paul F. deLespinasse: Let's End Unemployment Once and for All
César Chelala: A Damning New Report on George W. Bush
Ryan Harvey: Is It About Independence, or Explosions?

Monday July 5, 2010

Robert Kuttner: My Private Obama
Sarah Laskow: When Will America Be Free From BP?
Jeff Biggers: Change? Green Jobs Advocate Faces Prison for Dropping Banner While BP and Massey Go Free?
Robyn Blumner: The Other Independence Day
David Sirota: The Push for Energy Deregulation Threatens America's Heartland
Chris Hedges: Freedom in the Grace of the World
Sam Pizzigati: The Million-Dollar Penny

Sunday July 4, 2010

Robert Reich: Slouching Toward a Double Dip or a Lousy Recovery at Best
Jeffrey D. Sachs: The Unaccountable G-8
James Denselow: The Unknown Afghan Body Count
Sarah Anderson: Boost Taxes on Some Financial-Crisis Creators
Linh Dinh: Earthbound

Saturday July 3, 2010

Dennis Bernstein: Video Captures Another Border Killing
Christopher Brauchli: Indians and Immigrants
Phil Shiner and Tessa Gregory: This May Be Britain's Abu Ghraib
Phil Shiner and Tessa Gregory: This May Be Britain's Abu Ghraib
Michael Winship: This Fourth of July, Celebrate "1776" -- The Movie
Robert Naiman: 3/5 of House Dems "Obsessed" with Afghan Withdrawal Timetable
Tom Gallagher: Go Tell Osama Bin-Laden?

Friday July 2, 2010

Howard Zinn: Put Away the Flags
David Sirota: A New Deregulatory Push in the Energy Heartland
John Nichols: 162 House Votes for an Exit Strategy From Afghanistan
Paul Krugman: Myths of Austerity
Tim Karr: How the TeleCom Industry Plans to Take Over the Internet in Four Easy Steps
George Monbiot: The IPCC Messed Up over 'Amazongate' – the Threat to the Amazon is Far Worse
Sasha Abramsky: No Age of Austerity for the Rich
Ulla Kjarval: Natural Gas Fracking: Ruining Your Lunch
Christine Ahn: Move the Money, Starve the Empire
Ralph Nader: Hammering the Poor and Vulnerable
Johann Hari: How Goldman Gambled on Starvation
Margaret Flowers: Improve and Strengthen Medicare by Expanding It to All
Steven Hill: US Could Learn Plenty from European Energy Policy

Thursday July 1, 2010

Will Bunch: "Torture" Study Reveals Appalling Cowardice of America's Newspapers
Harvey Wasserman: Can "Emergency" New Nuke Loans Be Stopped Despite Cover of War?
Art Levine: Senate Stiffs Jobless Again—3 Million Could Lose Benefits in July
Elissa Dennis: Keep It In The Ground
Medea Benjamin: Out of Afghanistan Caucus Calls for NO VOTE on War Funding
Nick Robins: The Ecology of Growth
Bill Quigley and Alex Tuscano: Double Standard: BP and Bhopal
Robert Naiman: McGovern, Obey Lead House Showdown on Afghanistan War
Norman Solomon: Unanimous Conformity in the Senate
Ann Jones: Counterinsurgency Down for the Count in Afghanistan… But the War Machine Grinds On and On and On
David Michael Green: How’s That Recessioney, Oily Thing Working Out For Ya?
Robert C. Koehler: Restraining the Profit Itch
Tom Hayden: Will the House Approve Another Year in Afghanistan?
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