All Views Articles for 2013-08-17
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Corey Hill Why an Iraqi Single Mom Is Suing George W. Bush for War Crimes Why an Iraqi single mom and a tech lawyer think they can prove the Iraq War was a “crime of aggression” under U.S. law. Read more |
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Juan Cole It’s Not about Democracy: Top Ten Reasons Washington's Egypt Aid Continues Read more |
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Sue Sturgis Moral Monday Marches on with Dr. King in Mind While North Carolina lawmakers have adjourned for the year, the Moral Monday movement marches on, with plans underway to hold rallies across the state this month protesting the legislature's far-... Read more |
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Robert Fisk The Police Keep Firing; The Bodies Pile Up. In Cairo, Bloodbaths Are Now a Daily Occurrence It was a disgrace, a most shameful chapter in Egyptian history. The police – some wearing black hoods – shot down into the crowds of Muslim Brotherhood supporters from the roof of Cairo’s Ramses... Read more |
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Tom Engelhardt The Secret History of G.I. Joe Barbie, Joe, Darth Vader, and Making War in Children’s Culture (Part 1) Read more |
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Thomas Hedges The Drone Industrialists: 'Don't Watch Us, We'll Watch You' Read more |
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Naureen Shah Obama Has Not Delivered on May's Promise of Transparency on Drones An escalation of drone strikes in Yemen highlights the fact that the US public is still in the dark about this use of lethal force Read more |
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Michael Winship Cash and Congress: The Tie that Binds “I miss Congress like an abscessed tooth.” That’s what former Rep. Steven LaTourette told National Journal the other day. He was quoted in an article that asked the question, “Is Congress Simply No... Read more |
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Ralph Nader Paul Volcker’s Latest Hurrah When towering Paul Volcker speaks, people tend to listen. Formerly the no-nonsense chairman of the Federal Reserve, he proposed measures after the Wall Street crash of 2008 to deal with the “too big... Read more |