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Thursday March 31, 2011

Michael Schwalbe: A Primer on Class Struggle
Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis: Obama on Libya: George W. Bush 2.0
Peter Dreier: Battle Over Censorship of Maine Murals Part of a Larger Struggle for Basic Rights and Justice
Andy Kroll: Return to Wisconsin: The Beginning or the End?
Karl Grossman: Nuclear Disaster and Obama's Disastrous Response
Robert Reich: The Awful, Unsaid Truth: We’re Heading Back Toward a Double Dip
Michael Ratner: To Hell with the Constitution: Obama Goes To War
Danny Schechter: Shutdown: The Political War In Washington
Soumaya Ghannoushi: After Unscripted Arab Drama, the West Sneaks Back on Set
Mary Bottari: Wisconsin Governor Defies Court, Prepares for Coronation
Laura Flanders: Bring the No-Fly Zone Home to Arizona
Jeff Biggers: Nation Celebrates Arizona Cesar Chavez, As AZ Launches Air Posse
Paul Buchheit: Corporations at Tax Time: Who's Good, Who's Bad, and Who's Very Ugly
Wenonah Hauter: No Quick Subsidies Fix for Food System
Jim Horn and Rachel Squires Bloom: Cash Incentives: Yet Another Way to Destroy Quality Education
Linh Dinh: Heartwarming Massacres from Iraq to Libya

Wednesday March 30, 2011

Stephen Lerner: Back at You, Glenn Beck
Ted Rall: The Devils We Don't Know: Who is the Libyan Opposition?
Robert Scheer: Obama's Fatal Corporate Addiction
Malalai Joya: Kill Teams in Afghanistan: The Truth
Jeremy Scahill: The Dangerous US Game in Yemen
Glenn Greenwald: The Wisdom and Legality of Arming Libyan Rebels
Celia Chazelle: How to Waste Money and Lives: The American Prison System
Tim Karr: Censorship: Made in the USA
Mónica Novoa: Drop the I-Word: I Am…a Human Being
Amy Goodman: A Final Appeal Against Capital Punishment
John Nichols: McCarthy’s Party Revisits His Tactics
Liza Featherstone: Justice for Betty Dukes and the Women of Wal-Mart?
Lindsay Beyerstein: Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: The Myth of Fiscal Conservatism
Robert Parry: Warriors of the Mainstream Media
Jim Hightower: Japan's Earthquake Jolts America

Tuesday March 29, 2011

Matthew Rothschild: Obama’s Unconvincing Case on Libya
Ray McGovern: Only Thing Clear About Obama's Afghan Policy: It's a Disaster
Right Livelihood Laureates: We Demand Global Nuclear Phase Out
David Korten: The End of Empire
Karen Greenberg: America's Growing Intolerance
Dean Baker: The Rich Get Richer While Nurses, Teachers, and Firefighters Get Trounced
John Nichols: Obama Tries, Without Success, To Explain An Undeclared War
Susan Feiner: Assault on Public Unions an Affront to Women's Historic Gains
Tom Burnett: 'Worse Than Chernobyl': When the Fukushima Meltdown Hits Groundwater

Monday March 28, 2011

Bill Quigley: Prison for Peacemakers in Tacoma, Washington
Ralph Nader: Obama's March Madness
Phyllis Bennis: Attack on Libya May Unleash a Long War
Robert Naiman: An Open Letter to Liberal Supporters of the Libya War
Ira Helfand: Unsafe at Any Exposure
Stan Karp: Who’s Bashing Teachers and Public Schools and What Can We Do About It?
Rebecca Solnit: Unpacking for a Disaster: What You Need to Survive the Unexpected
Ellen Brown: A Choice for States: Banks, Not Budget Crises
Harvey Wasserman: "Safe" Radiation is a Lethal Three Mile Island Lie
Keith Harrington: The Clean Energy Revolution Won't Be About Clean Energy
Gray Brechin: New Deal's Legacy in Danger of Being Ruined
Jay Walljasper: How to Design a Neighborhood for Happiness
Chris Hedges: The Collapse of Globalization
Tom Engelhardt: Glow in the Dark Euphemisms as the Japanese Nuclear Crisis Worsens
Jeff Biggers: All the President's (Coal) Men
Glenn Greenwald: Billionaire Self-Pity and the Koch Brothers

Sunday March 27, 2011

Stephen Zunes: Libya, the “Responsibility to Protect,” and Double-Standards
Phil Rockstroh: The Mark Inside: Joseph Beuys And Coyote meet "Humanitarian" Bombing Campaigns
John Nichols: In Lawless Fitzwalkerstan, a Constitution Officer Refuses to Bend to a Royal Governor’s Dictate
Haroon Siddiqui: Our Dance with Arab Dictators
Robert Dodge: Health and the Nuclear Gamble
Christopher Phelps: Black Bloc 'Anarchists' Undermined the March
Patrick Cockburn: Every Tyrant Makes the Same Mistake in the Arab Uprisings
Kristine Mattis: The Media on Education – Grade: F

Saturday March 26, 2011

Andy Worthington: On the Anti-Cuts Protest in London, 500,000 Say No to the Coalition Government’s Arrogant, Ideological Butchery of the British State
Christopher Brauchli: The New Newt
Marjorie Cohn: Bradley Manning Treatment Reveals Continued Government Complicity in Torture
Glenn Greenwald: Top Bush-era GITMO and Abu Ghraib Psychologist is White House's Newest Appointment
Michelle Chen: Will Electric Car Boom Leave Workers and Environment in the Dust?
Michele Naar-Obed: The Least Reported Unarmed Revolution in the Middle East
Alan Strachan: From Trance-State to Moral Outrage: Recognizing The Civil War Against We, the People

Friday March 25, 2011

Bill Moyers and Michael Winship: NPR Is Not Left Wing Opposite of Right Wing Media Machine
Amy Dean: One Right-Wing Strategy Creates a Thousand Local Battles
Deborah Burger: Want to Cut the Deficit? Restore Fair Taxes on Corporations and the Wealthy
Chuck Collins: General Electric: King of the Tax Dodgers
Cathy Sheets: Open Letter from a Teacher: 'I Will Remember, and I Have a Voice'
Danny Schechter: Our Theaters of the Absurd
Tim Karr and S. Derek Turner: Five Things Wrong with AT&T's Mega-Merger
Eric Stoner: Is There No Other Way in Libya?
Matias Ramos: How to Avoid Our Own Fukushima
Glenn Greenwald: Miranda is Obama's Latest Victim
Mary Bottari: Have You No Decency, Scott Walker?
Kristin Wartman: ADHD: It’s The Food, Stupid
James Ridgeway: The Threat of America's Nativist Far Right
Sue Sturgis: Another Gulf Oil Spill Shows Need for Better Oversight
Manuel Pérez Rocha: Obama in Latin America: Another Missed Opportunity
Donna Smith: Let’s Drop Healthcare Access on One Another, Not Bombs
Linah Alsaafin: Hopes High, Hopes Dashed in Palestine
Linh Dinh: Winding Down Obama

Thursday March 24, 2011

Mark Hertsgaard: Obama Loves Nukes
Katrina vanden Heuvel: Wake Up! End the Silence on Afghanistan
Chip Ward: The Nuclear Myth Melts Down: How the “Peaceful Atom” Became a Serial Killer
Patrick Kennelly: Killing Civilians in Afghanistan is Terrorism
Ritt Goldstein: Fukushima Radiation: Some Difficult Truths
Sam Husseini: Beyond Double-Standards: US Mideast Policy, In Fact, Quite Standard
Robert Reich: Why Governor LePage Can’t Erase History, and Why We Need a Fighter in the White House
Dean Baker: 'Drill Here, Drill Now, Drill Everywhere' and Other Nonsense
Bill Nemitz: Maine's Labor Murals: Latest LePage Order a Piece of Work
Zoe Weil: Want Better Schools? Exalt Great Teachers
Tom Engelhardt: An Intervention That Escalated Before It Even Began
Jack Rasmus: The Truth Behind the Public Pensions Funding Gap
Robert C. Koehler: Starved Rock: On the Nature of Growing Up
Roberto Rodriguez: Arizona: In Violation of All Human Rights Laws
Angi Becker Stevens: In Michigan, We’re Facing More Than Just a Class War

Wednesday March 23, 2011

Glenn Greenwald: The Manipulative Pro-War Argument in Libya
Phyllis Bennis: Libya Intervention Threatens the Arab Spring
Roger Bybee: Piven’s National ‘Teach-in’ Aims to Spread Wisconsin’s Anti-Austerity Fight
Alice Slater: Japan's Chaos is a Wake-up Call
Robert Reich: The Republican’s Big Lies About Jobs (And Why Obama Must Repudiate Them)
Sarah Anderson: We Need New Tax on Financial Craps
Jon Walker: Are Those in Washington Simply 'Bored' with Job Creation?
Joe Emersberger: Note To Progressives Who Back a No Fly Zone on Libya
Robert Scheer: Be Consistent—Invade Saudi Arabia
César Chelala: The Essential Evil of War
Amy Goodman: Aristide’s Return to Haiti: A Long Night’s Journey Into Day
Mary Bottari: Will “Bitches” and “Turds” Decide the Fate of Wisconsin?
Greg Kaufmann: US Poverty: Past, Present and Future
John LaForge: Spewing from Meltdowns: Dangerous Plumes of Disinformation

Tuesday March 22, 2011

Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis: Instead of Bombing Dictators, Stop Selling Them Bombs
Bill McKibben: Reliably, Irredeemably Wrong: The US Chamber of Commerce
Marjorie Cohn: Stop Bombing Libya
Tim Karr: AT&T Takes America Back to the 'Monopolistic' Future
Jon Walker: Libya Reminds Us Almost No One in Washington Cares About Deficits
Kevin Zeese: First Anniversary: The Incredible Shrinking Obama Health Care Law
Tom Gallagher: The Arrogance of Power - Ad Nauseam, Ad Infinitum
David Korten: Our Growth Economy: A System Designed to Crash
Glenn Greenwald: Court Allows Constitutional Challenge to New FISA Law
Allison Kilkenny: Everyone Has a Stake in US Uncut's Fight
Laura Flanders: Stopping Walker's Steamroller In Wisconsin
Ted Rall: Libya: A War We Shouldn't Believe In
Tom Engelhardt: Missing in the Japan Catastrophe: Thinking the Unthinkable
Rosa Maria Pegueros: Always Money for War, But Never for Schools
San Francisco Chronicle Editorial: AT&T's T-Mobile Deal Ominous for Consumers

Monday March 21, 2011

Robert Naiman: Congress Must Debate the Libya War
Robert Alvarez: Safeguarding Spent Fuel Pools in the United States
Katrina vanden Heuvel: The Human Cost of Slashonomics
Danny Schechter: Beyond Fukishima: A World in Denial About Nuclear Risks
Matthew Rothschild: Obama’s Libya War: Unconstitutional, Naïve, Hypocritical
Sam Pizzigati: CEO Pay Bashing, Tea Party Style
John Nichols: Wars Should Be Declared by Congress, Not Merely Launched by Presidents
Paul Buchheit: March Madness for Corporate Tax Dodgers
Robert Kuttner: Brown Shoots: Obama's Missed Opportunities for Economic Change
Robert Parry: Protecting Libyan Civilians, Not Others
James Carroll: Our Silent Spring
Chris Hedges: The Body Baggers of Iraq
Selma James: With Aristide's Return Comes Hope
Pablo Ouziel: One More War and Another Collective Silence
Paul Krugman: The War on Warren

Sunday March 20, 2011

Rebecca Solnit: The Butterfly and the Boiling Point: Charting the Wild Winds of Change in 2011
Neal Ascherson: If We Aspire to Put the World Right, We Must be Sure of What is Wrong
Bill McKibben: Japan's Horror Reveals How Thin is the Edge We Live On
Michael Hughes: Saudi-Backed Crackdown in Bahrain Exposes US Hypocrisy
Carol Rose: Afghan Women’s Rights Hero is Latest Victim of Ideological Exclusion
John Atcheson: An Adult Conversation on Budgets, Revenue, and Deficits
Grace Lee Boggs: Wisconsin: Time to Grow our Souls
Dan Coughlin: Aristide Returns
Kristine Mattis: In Solidarity: Remembering War, Exposing Color Lines in Madison
Pepe Escobar: The Club Med War
Christopher Brauchli: Judicial Ethics and Justice Thomas

Saturday March 19, 2011

Robert Fisk: Libya: The Wearingly Familiar Odor of Regime Change
Glenn Greenwald: Libya and the Familiar Patterns of War
Ralph Nader: Nuclear Nightmare
David Krieger: The Eighth Anniversary of the Iraq War
Bill Moyers and Michael Winship: NPR: The Saga Continues
Amory Lovins: Learning From Japan's Nuclear Disaster
Patrick Kennelly: Peace is a Dirty Word
Bill Berry: George Carlin Knew Why They Call it 'The American Dream'
Janine Jackson: How Power Shapes the News

Friday March 18, 2011

John Nichols: America's Not Broke, Wisconsin's Not Broke; We're Just Wasting Money on War
Robert Naiman: The UN Security Council Has Not Authorized Regime Change in Libya
Christian Parenti: A Nuclear Warning from Japan We Cannot Ignore
Frances Fox Piven and Cornel West: Debt, Austerity and How to Fight Back
Kathy Kelly: Afghans Call for Peace: 'One Blue Sky Above Us'
Eric Boehlert: Note to NPR: Fight Back
Matthew Skogstad-Stubbs: On Hope and Belief: The Far East, the Mid-West, and the Middle East
Randall Amster: Ominous Clouds: Nuclear Songs Remain the Same
Glenn Greenwald: Obama on Presidential War-Making Powers
Jayati Ghosh: Disasters and Financial Markets: More Fallout from Japan's Crises
Felicity Arbuthnot: Libya, Hypocrisy and Betrayal by the United Nations
David Sirota: Mad Scientists in the Lab of Democracy
Omoyele Sowore: The New Scramble for Africa
Laura Flanders: What Raymond Davis's Ransom is Worth
Paul Krugman: The Forgotten Millions
Vince Warren and Laura Raymond: Haiti’s Displaced: Caught Between Greedy Landlords and an Absentee Government

Thursday March 17, 2011

John Feffer: The Age of Activism
Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis: Ten Reasons the Iraq War Was No Cakewalk
John Nichols: Wisconsin Senators "Sell Out" to Corporate Interests as DC Crowds Pick Up the Chant: "Recall!"
Gary Houser: Entombing Fukushima?
Tom Engelhardt: Taking the “War” Out of Air War
Immanuel Wallerstein: Libya and the World Left
Matthew Rothschild: Solartopia, Not Nuclear Dystopia
Mark Weisbrot: Haiti Must Decide Haiti's Future
Pratap Chatterjee: 'Blood Money' Paid for Raymond Davis, Nothing Done for Shane Bauer
Seumas Milne: The Fate of the Arabs Will Be Settled in Egypt, Not Libya
Jeff Biggers: Love Mountains and Miners? Support a Coalfields Regeneration Fund
Dave Lindorff: CIA Contractor Raymond Davis Sprung from Murder Rap in Pakistan after US Pays 'Blood Money'
Stephen Soldz: Fight for a Decent Society or Inherit a Worse One
Kim Ives: Haiti Wants Aristide: Let Him Go
Mark Steel: We Need the Spirit of Wisconsin

Wednesday March 16, 2011

Robert Alvarez: In a Perfect World, Fukushima Would Halt Nuclear Renaissance in Its Tracks
Robert Scheer: No Nukes Is Good Nukes
Michelle Chen: Fukushima’s Nuclear Martyrdom and Occupational Hazards of the Atomic Age
Eartha Jane Melzer: Michigan's 'Emergency Manager Law' Epitomizes State-Level 'Shock Doctrine'
Sarah van Gelder and Brooke Jarvis: Wisconsin Awakens a Sleeping Giant
Tom Hayden: Obama's Big Choice in Latin America
Karen Charman: Nuclear Revival? Lessons for Women from the Three Mile Island Accident
Tom Engelhardt: A Week in the Life of American Empire's Chief Operating Officer
Medea Benjamin: Activists Stand Up for Bradley Manning - and PJ Crowley
Julianne Hing: GOP Reopens Fight Over Nuclear Waste in Sacred Yucca Mountain
Jim Hightower: America's True Crisis: Zero Vision, Zero Leadership
Amy Goodman: From Japan (Again): A Warning to the World
Randall Amster: Meltdown: Unsafe at Any Screed
Ramzy Baroud: Civil Society and Palestine: The Growing Power of the Ordinary
Julie Hollar: In Immigration Debate, Time to ‘Drop and Leave’ Loaded Language

Tuesday March 15, 2011

David Krieger: Mother Nature and Nuclear Power
Christian Parenti: Fukushima's Spent Fuel Rods Pose Grave Danger
Andrew Davies: Nuclear Crisis in Japan Worsens and Effects Depend on Wind
Ralph Nader: Our Right-Leaning Public Media
Robert Naiman: Washington Smackdown: Petraeus vs. "Substantial Drawdown"
Tahiyya Lulu: Bahrain's Regime Talks Softly While Bringing the Big Guns In
Daphne Wysham: French Government Advises its Citizens to Stay Away from Tokyo, Japan Stays Silent
Stanley Aronowitz: Beyond the Crisis of Liberalism
Dave Lindorff: The Idiocy and Hubris of Engineers: Will GE Get Whacked for the Catastrophic Failure of its Nuke Plants in Fukushima?
Nick Turse: The Arab Lobby: How the Tiny Kingdom of Bahrain Strong-Armed the President of the United States
Amitabh Pal: Calamity Reveals Folly of Nuclear Power
Dean Baker: The Key to Rebuilding Workers' Power: Unrig the Rules
Tom Andrews: Sen. Snowe Puts Mainers Out in the Cold to Win Favor from Tea Party
Rawan Abu-Shahla: Why Palestinians Will Protest on March 15th
Dave Johnson: What "Free Trade" Has Cost The World
Tom Engelhardt: Egypt as a Giant WikiLeaks Machine
Jill Schneiderman: The Japan Earthquake: Healing after Trauma

Monday March 14, 2011

Norman Solomon: Nuclear Power Madness
Ritt Goldstein: Japan’s Nuclear Nightmare: The Price of Technological Optimism
Chris Hedges: Power Concedes Nothing Without a Demand
Richard Wolff: What's Left of the American Left?
Bernie Sanders: Deficit Reduction Requires Shared Sacrifice
Diane Ravitch: Eight Civics Lessons from Governor Walker
Douglas Haynes: Which Mob Are You In?
Katrina vanden Heuvel: Who's Afraid of Elizabeth Warren?
Christian Parenti: Nuclear Hubris: Could Japan's Disaster Happen Here?
John Vidal: What Will Spark the Next Fukushima?
Glenn Greenwald: Abuse is Okay. Condemning Abuse? Grounds for Termination
Rodney Benson: The Case for Spending More on Public Broadcasting
Paul Buchheit: Pay Up Now, Corporations
Pepe Escobar: Mummies and Models in the New Middle East

Sunday March 13, 2011

Robert Alvarez: Meltdowns Grow More Likely at the Fukushima Reactors
John Nichols: Undaunted! More Than 100,000 Wisconsinites Rally "To Take Our State Back!"
Ron Smith: Why is the United States Torturing Private Manning?
Mary Bottari: WI Firefighters Spark "Move Your Money" Moment
Anna Gyorgy: Fukushima in Germany
Nicholas Kristof: Pay Teachers More
David Sirota: From Charlie Sheen to Reagan Nostalgia, the '80s Just Won't Go Away
Christopher Brauchli: Overrating Education

Saturday March 12, 2011

Karl Grossman: Behind the Hydrogen Explosion at the Fukushima Nuclear Plant
Daniel Ellsberg: This Shameful Abuse of Bradley Manning
John Nichols: Tractors Roll Into Madison, As Wisconsin Readies For The Biggest Protest Yet
Michelle Chen: Union Battleground Shifts From Wisconsin to Ohio—and Ballot Box
John Atcheson: Facts, Scmacts: Welcome to the New Age of Unreason
Pierre Tristam: Peter King’s Muslim McCarthyism
David Benjamin: Hey, Sweetheart, Can You Spare Your Uncle Sam a Dime?

Friday March 11, 2011

Robert Alvarez: On the Brink of Meltdown: The Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant
Harvey Wasserman: An 8.9 Quake Could Have Irradiated the Entire US
Bill Moyers and Michael Winship: In Defense of NPR
John Hallinan: The Crisis is Our Unwillingness to Make Rich Pay Their Share
Bill McKibben: Koch Brothers and US Chamber: Polluting Our Earth and Our Democracies
Johann Hari: Demanding Cheaper Oil is Disastrous
Elizabeth DiNovella: Wisconsin 'Citizens Cheated Out of Democracy'
Rose Ann DeMoro: Time for a Main Street Contract for the American People
Robert Reich: Emulating Clinton's 'Move to the Right' Perilous for Obama
Subhankar Banerjee: Tim DeChristopher Showed Us 'We Must Act', Let's Not Let Him Down
Michael Schwalbe: School Woes Rooted in Boardrooms, Not Classrooms
Don Taylor : Wisconsin Republicans Have Done Progressives a Huge Favor
Jackie Smith: Amid Democratic Revolutions Abroad, Authoritarian Revolutions at Home
Tom Engelhardt: Rule by Frat Boy

Thursday March 10, 2011

Mark Weisbrot: Wisconsin Continues Right-Wing Structural Reforms That Have Decimated the United States
John Nichols: "Shame! Shame! Shame!"
Sarah Anderson: Europe Takes the Lead in Drive to Tax Speculators
Laura Flanders: New Wave of Protests Fighting Banksters
Peter Rothberg: Do We Need a General Strike?
Stephen Kinzer: Why the US Must Not Intervene in Libya
Brooke Jarvis: 'This is Not Democracy' — Wisconsin's Anti-Union Bill Passes
Michelle Chen: State Budget Battles Converge on Prison Labor Force
John Tirman: The Real Threat Isn’t from Muslims
David Bromwich: The Embarrassments of Empire: Washington Wonders What to Say about Arab Freedom
Ira Chernus: Israel’s “Insecurity”: The Most Dangerous Myth
Ramzy Baroud: A Neoconservative ‘Shock and Awe’: The Rise of the Arabs
Mike Thomspon: Michigan's 'Emergency Financial Management' Wrecking Crew
Jeremy Scahill: A Real Sharia Law Promoter for Peter King to Investigate
Tim Karr: House Goes Nuts Over Net Neutrality
Glenn Greenwald: The "Bush-Tortured" Excuse for Indefinite Detention
Art Levine: After GOP’s Union-Stripping, Unions Launch Morning Protests Across Wisconsin. Strikes Next?
Donna Smith: Forbes 400 or the SiCKO 12?
Capital Times Editorial: Progressive Wisconsin: A Tradition of Opposing Corporate Power
Robert C. Koehler: The Healing Walls: Violence and Victimhood

Wednesday March 9, 2011

Simon Jenkins: 'No-Fly Zone' is a Euphemism for War. We'd Be Mad to Try It
Bill Nemitz: Maine Librarian's Pointed Budget Message Hits the Mark
Paula Crossfield: UN: Eco-Farming Feeds the World
Amy Goodman: Don't Ice Out Public Media
Anne Landman: Americans for Prosperity Road Show is Classic Astroturf
Robert Naiman: 'No Fly Zone'? Senator Kerry, the UN Charter is Supreme Law
E.J. Dionne: The GOP’s Ingenious Madman Strategy
David Cay Johnston: Who 'Contributes' to Public Workers' Pensions?
Laura Flanders: Philanthro-Feudalism Is the Future!
Jim Hightower: The Corporate/GOP Attack on America's Middle Class
Andrew Dornon: Open Letter to President Obama from a Student Who Wants to be a Teacher
Brian Tierney: The Wisconsin Effect: Union Power Rediscovered
Laura Carlsen: Protecting Women Human Rights Defenders
Roberto Rodriguez: Arizona Refuses to Take Backseat to History

Tuesday March 8, 2011

Anika Rahman: International Women’s Day: Miles to Walk, in the US and Across the Seas
Afghans for Peace: The War is Killing Afghanistan's Children. Enough!
Robert Reich: The Birth of the People’s Party?
David Korten: From Buccaneers to Profiteers: On the Origin of Corporations
Karen Greenberg: Obama's Guantánamo Policy: Legally and Morally Corrupt
Ruth Conniff: Bullets, Snakes, and other Security Red Herrings As Wisconsin Republicans Scramble
Donna Smith: Trauma for Working Class in America: Fray or Distraction?
Shiney Varghese: Reclaiming Rights on International Women’s Day Centennial
Morris Davis: America's Much Abused Moral Authority
Derrick Z. Jackson: Don’t Out-Educate Other Countries, Join Them
Philip Mattera: Challenging Corporate America's Hiring Freeze
Dave Zirin: Say it Loud on Opening Day: Baseball Must Move the All-Star Game from Arizona
James Carroll: The Disappearance of the Nightmare Arab
Ted Rall: Unions' Many Mistakes and Opportunities to Mend
Ann Wright: Crime and (Disparate) Punishment for US Soldiers

Monday March 7, 2011

Michael Moore: America Is Not Broke
Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis: Under Obama, Better to Commit a War Crime Than Expose One
Ellen Brown: How Wisconsin Could Turn Austerity into Prosperity: Own a Bank
Chris Hedges: This Time We’re Taking the Whole Planet With Us
Michelle Chen: The Republican Attack on Women’s Health Goes Global
Duncan Campbell: Don't Forget Bradley Manning
Tom Engelhardt: (N)ever Again: On Not 'Going In' in the First Place
Stephen Zunes: Pro-Democracy Protests Spread to Oman
James Carroll: Saving Our Young from Ourselves
Widney Brown: Sidelining Egyptian Women after the Uprising
Lucinda Marshall: The Imperative Of Women's Human Rights
Willie Pelote, Sr.: Beware the Invisible Hand of Privatization
Shea Howell: What Democracy Looks Like
Michael Moore: How I Got to Madison, Wisconsin
Chris Elam: More Meatless Mondays
Christopher Hall: The Corporate Colonization of Our Democracy
Subhankar Banerjee: India Must Free Binayak Sen Immediately

Sunday March 6, 2011

Robert Freeman: 2011 is 1848 Redux. But Worse
Thomas S. Harrington: Controversialization: A Key to the Right’s Continuing Domination of Public Debates
Danny Schechter: It Is 'March Madness' Time in the USA Where the Irrational Is Peddled as Rational Provoking Intense Polarization and Paralysis
Laurence Lewis: Democrats Are Ceding the Entire Traditional Democratic Economic Ideology
David Michael Green: Trading Places: A Tale of Two Countries
Melissa Harris-Perry: Huckabee Wrong on Single Moms
Jody Sokolower: ‘My Teacher Is a Lesbian’: Coming Out at School
Robert Parry: Bush's Interrogators Stressed Nudity

Saturday March 5, 2011

Ray McGovern: Pvt Manning: Is Army Aping Mafia?
Kristine Mattis: Notes from the Renewed Labor Movement
Catalina Nieto: More U.S. Aid Won't End Mexico's Drug War
Christopher Brauchli: Cigarettes and Sinners
Ed Bruske: How Do You Define “Sustainable”?
Ralph Nader: Selling Out Injured Baby Rights

Friday March 4, 2011

Greg Mitchell: Bradley Manning and the Tomb of the Well-Known Soldier
Michael Winship: Wackos of the World, Unite!
Bill McKibben: Tim DeChristopher: Taking a Leap and Pointing the Way
Kathy Kelly: The Cost of US Terrorism in Afghanistan: Incalculable
Mary Bottari: Scott Walker Down the Rat Hole with the Palace Guard
Les Leopold: Main Street Goes to War Against Itself as Job Crisis Persists
Zoe Weil: Teaching: The Most Noble Profession
Jamie Henn: Tim DeChristopher's Speech After Guilty Verdict for Climate Civil Disobedience
Bob Burnett: Pirates Threaten Washington
Michael Hamilton: Wanna Bust a Union? Be Careful What You Wish For
Talat Hamdani: This is My Son's America, Too
Tom Engelhardt: Fools at the Pump
Dave Lindorff: A Boomers Revolt: Madison a Foretaste of Things to Come?

Thursday March 3, 2011

Laura Flanders: Fighting Over Crumbs Left from Military Spending
Sonali Kolhatkar: The Afghan War is Brutal, Expensive, Unpopular, and Ineffective – So Why Are We Spending Billions on It?
George Goehl: We Found the Money—and It's on Wall Street
Seumas Milne: Intervention in Libya Would Poison the Arab Revolution
Glenn Greenwald: Bradley Manning Could Face Death: For What?
Peter Beaumont: Libya is Not Helped by This Prism of Propaganda
Robert C. Koehler: You Can't Kill An Idea
Robert Naiman: In Libya, Diplomacy Could Save Lives and the World Economy
Michael T. Klare: Oilquake in the Middle East: The Collapse of the Old Oil Order
John Nichols: Wisconsin Legislators Move Desks Out of Capitol Locked Down By Governor
Peter Rothberg: The Story of 'Citizens United' vs. the FEC
Andy Worthington: Death Penalty for Bradley Manning, the Alleged WikiLeaks Whistleblower?
David Benjamin: Who’s Your Daddy, Wisconsin?
John Bartlett: The Poor Fight Back
Ray McGovern: How to Read Gates's Shift on the Wars
Stephen Zunes: America Blows It on Bahrain

Wednesday March 2, 2011

Laila Lalami: Arab Uprisings and American Intervention
Ted Rall: The Phony Budget Crisis: Forget Austerity, Tax the Rich
Richard Wolff: How the Rich Soaked the Rest of Us
Margaret Flowers: State Health Law Waivers: Opportunity or Ominous?
Sami Ramadani: Iraqis Get the Tahrir Spirit
David Korten: War Against the Middle Class
Hossam el-Hamalawy: Egypt's Revolution Has Been 10 Years in the Making
Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis: Republicans and Democrats Agree: Cut Aid for Poor People, Not Israel
Amy Goodman: The Battle of the Budgets: New Fronts in the Afghan and Iraq Wars
John Nichols: Why a Wisconsin Sheriff Refuses to Serve as Governor Walker's "Palace Guard”
Winslow Myers: Non-Violence: The Unconquerable Authority
Mary Bottari: Wisconsin Governor Defies Court Order to Open Capitol
Matthew Rothschild: Did Scott Walker Confess to a Crime in Koch Prank?
Jim Hightower: The Kochs and the Guv Stir up a Hornets' Nest
Michelle Chen: The Wave of Popular Uprisings Has Washed Beyond the Middle East
Laura Flanders: Capital or Community in Wisconsin?
Dave Lindorff: Davis Arrest Throws US Undercover Campaign in Pakistan into Disarray
Mary Anne Hitt: An Unprecedented Attack from Polluters

Tuesday March 1, 2011

Muhammad min Libya: Libya is United in Popular Revolution – Please Don't Intervene
Chris Hellman: $1.2 Trillion: The National Security Figure No One Wants You To See
Diane Ravitch: Corporate 'Education Reform': A Moment of National Insanity
Brian Miller: Shifting Political Power: From Citizens United to Wisconsin
Mark Engler: US Military Spending Marches On
Donna Smith: Turn, Turn, Turn – A Season for Healthcare Policy
Tom Engelhardt: Their Rebellions and Our Wars
Rose Ann DeMoro: Nurses Offer to Buy President's Shoes to March With Workers
Dean Baker: Changing the Terms of Economic Debate
Tim Karr: Speaker Boehner's Space Odyssey
Glenn Greenwald: The Nationalism Bias of Journalists
Hank Edson: The Case Against Bidder 70 Is an Abuse of Prosecutorial Discretion
Amy Dean: Not a Union Member? Why You Should Care About Wisconsin (or Ohio or Michigan)
Ian Williams: Obama Surrenders on Settlements
Randall Amster: Morning in Arizona: If at First You Don't Secede...
Kevin Zeese: Julian Assange: At the Forefront of 21st Century Journalism
Karyn Strickler: Don't Sell Out the Pro-Choice Movement
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