All News Articles for 2016-02-23
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Trade Officials Promised Exxon That TTIP Will Erase Environmental 'Obstacles' Worldwide EU trade officials soothed the oil giant as it fretted about new regulations popping up in Global South Read more |
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As Sanders Praises Obama Gitmo Plan, Clinton Stays Silent 'As I have said for years, the prison...must be closed as quickly as possible. Others, including my opponent, have not always agreed with me.' Read more |
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'No Hearing, No Vote': GOP Vows Obstruction on Supreme Court Pick Critics call move 'a shameful new low for a majority that has time and time again put party before country' Read more |
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Throwing Support Behind Apple, National Protests Declare 'Don't Break Our Phones' Rallies to be held at Apple stores nationwide in support of the company's defense of privacy Read more |
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As Rivers Run Black in Peru, Indigenous Tribes Left Cleaning Big Oil's Disaster "Those responsible, where are they?" Water supply and delicate ecosystem contaminated by spate of oil spills in Amazon Read more |
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'Wake Up, South Carolina!' Endorsing Sanders, Spike Lee Slams Rigged System 'When Bernie gets to the White House, he will do the right thing. ' Read more |
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Without Ending Immoral and Illegal Detention, Obama's Gitmo Plan Just 'Empty Talk' Critics charge that the plan 'offers no viable solution to ending what Guantánamo represents, any more than it offers either freedom or justice for remaining prisoners.' Read more |
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Obama's Lethal Drone Policies Still Shrouded in Secrecy: Report Lack of clear drone policy "undermines efforts to support the international rule of law," says new report by peace-focused think tank Read more |
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Bolstering Apple Argument, DOJ Wants Data from Dozen Other Phones Suggesting slipper slope already exists, news reports show outcome of Apple-FBI battle could have wide implications for privacy and encryption Read more |
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The Future is Flooded: Seas Rising Faster Than They Have In 28 Centuries 'With all the greenhouse-gases we already emitted, we cannot stop the seas from rising altogether, but we can substantially limit the rate of the rise by ending the use of fossil fuels.' Read more |
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Sanders Accuses Clinton of Parroting His Message to Win Votes 'The people of the US need to know the difference between hastily adopted campaign rhetoric and the real record of the candidates' Read more |
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New WikiLeaks Release Exposes 'Most Highly Classified' NSA Spy Ops Among the NSA's targets was UN Secretary General Ban-ki Moon. "If the Secretary General can be targeted without consequence then everyone from world leader to street sweeper is at risk," says Julian Assange Read more |