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Working America's Dismal State
by Stephen Lendman Two recent studies documented it, both discussed below. In May 2011, Northeastern University's Center for Labor Market Studies (NECLMS) headlined, "The 'Jobless and Wageless' Recovery from the Great Recession of 2007 - 2009: The… more »
Dismissively Ignoring Hard Times
by Stephen Lendman Despite a deepening global depression, Washington, Wall Street and America's media remain largely in denial, for how much longer isn't certain as hard times get tougher for growing millions worldwide. Tough enough, in fact, for angry… more »
Turkey and the Arab spring: Learning to walk again
Eric Walberg Turkey’s vibrant democracy is an inspiration to Arab countries throwing off their autocratic yoke and their Western patrons. Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party’s (AKP) renewed mandate puts the electoral seal of approval on its… more »
"The Politics of Cancer"
by Stephen Lendman University of Illinois School of Public Health and Chairman of the Cancer Prevention Coalition Professor Emeritus Samuel S. Epstein chose the above title for his award-winning 1978 book, updated 20 years later in his important work… more »
Midwest Floods: Both Nebraska Nuke Stations Threatened
By Rady Ananda June 20 UPDATE: On June 17, the NRC published another Event Report by Fort Calhoun. A hole in the floor (caused by what?) has led to flooding, threatening the pumps. "Flooding through this penetration could have impacted the ability of… more »
The U.S. Government is Waging Genocide on The Poor and Middle Class -- How You Can Fight Back!
Brennan Browne Our government is engaging in a systematic genocide against its own people. The evidence is overwhelming as an increasingly inhumane--psychopathic--political agenda is now embraced by both parties and fostered on every level. The latest… more »
Misshaping the Middle East, The Libyan example
By Dan Lieberman France and Great Britain, the two principal European victors of World War I, shaped the Middle East to meet their political objectives and formed an area of despotic regimes and constant conflict. Now, joined by the United States, the… more »
A Conversation with Finian Cunningham about Bahrain, the Lack of a Return to Normalcy and the U.S. Role in the Revolt
By Timothy V. Gatto and Finian Cunninghan Hear the interview here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/liberalpro/2011/06/12/a-conversation-about-bahrain-and-american-foriegn-policy This third interview with Finian Cunningham, an Irish journalist now living in… more »
Wisconsin Supreme Court Reinstates Anti-Union Law
by Stephen Lendman At the state and federal levels, pro-business/anti-worker rulings are nothing new. US Supreme Court history is rife with them since the 19th century, and no wonder. From inception, America was always ruled by men, not laws, who lie,… more »
Spain’s ‘Indignant Ones’
By Pablo Ouziel While “Europe's slow-motion financial collapse” – as Mother Jones magazine described it in a June 6th article – continues to unravel, Spain, like other European states continues to implement anti-social-neo-liberal policies with strong… more »
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