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Did Texas execute yet another innocent man?
Mary Shaw Carlos DeLuna A recent study by the Columbia Human Rights Law Review suggests that Carlos DeLuna, who was executed by the state of Texas in 1989 for the murder of Wanda Lopez, was actually innocent. The study concluded that a man named Carlos… more »
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: Quiet Drama in Philadelphia
by Ellen Brown “You will not be able to plug in, turn on and cop out. You will not be able to skip out for beer during commercials. Because the revolution will not be televised. . . . The revolution will be live.” –From the 1970 hit song by Gil… more »
The Politics of Language and the Language of Political Regression
James Petras Capitalism and its defenders maintain dominance through the ‘material resources’ at their command, especially the state apparatus, and their productive, financial and commercial enterprises, as well as through the manipulation of popular… more »
Get Ready to Shake, Rattle and Glow -- The Worst is Yet to Come at Japan’s Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant
By Vincent L. Guarisco It's been over a year since the most powerful 9.0 earthquake in Japan's history struck and a monstrous tsunami reached an astonishing height of 133 feet, severely damaging the Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. I published my first… more »
Is the Occupy Movement Justified?
By Timothy V. Gatto We all know that the economy is a mess. The public's perception of how bad the economy really is, and what is in store for us in the future, varies from one individual to another. One continuous perception that is reported on is that… more »
Guantanamo: Obama's Ongoing Hypocrisy in Cuba
Larry Pinkney “For him, the oratory of the politicians who sent him off to war - the language of freedom, democracy, and justice - is now seen as the ultimate hypocrisy. A mute, thinking torso on a hospital bed, he finds a way to communicate with a… more »
Humanity's Chances Dimmed When Many Progressives Love Slave-jobs and Cheap Gasoline
by Jan Lundberg With toxic consumerist habits and our propensity to overwork and condone society's violence, we qualify as the most inferior of species. At 7 billion, our huge numbers appear as some great success. But as we suffer from overpopulation… more »
Syria and Iran in Focus
by Stephen Lendman America's longstanding agenda targets both countries. Israel wants regional rivals removed. Washington wants independent regimes replaced by pro-Western puppet ones. All options are considered, including war. For months, saber… more »
The Big Fix: documentary exposes BP, U.S. Gov't on Gulf disaster/Interview: the Tickells, filmmakers
by Jan Lundberg, oil industry analyst and eco-activist Oil coated sea turtle. Photo obtained by Greenpeace One of the world's biggest environmental crimes has been more or less forgotten. This is part of our collective guilt as the world's ecosystem… more »
Israel's Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Weapons
by Stephen Lendman Israel's long known open secret is its formidable nuclear arsenal. Less is known about its chemical and biological weapons (CBW) capability. More on that below. In 1986, Dimona nuclear technician Mordechai Vanunu revealed documents… more »
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