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Oprah at Harvard
by Stephen Lendman Harvard's Crimson announced it. Oprah will deliver Harvard's 362nd Commencement address. President Drew Faust called her "journey from her grandmother's Mississippi farm to becoming one of the world's most admired women one of the… more »
Chavez: A Personal Tribute
by Stephen Lendman He's gone. His two-year cancer struggle ended. It claimed him. He's sorely missed. He was one of Latin America's most notable leaders. His charisma was special. It was real. His spirit lives. more »
Obama Authorizes Killing Americans Domestically
by Stephen Lendman Rogue leaders overstep. They never quit. Tyranny in America is hardwired. Bush authorized it for eight years. Obama exceeds his worst policies. He masquerades as people friendly. He does so fraudulently. American freedom is vanishing.… more »
Syrian Death Squad Invaders Seize UN Peacekeepers
by Stephen Lendman At this writing, efforts to secure their release continue. Reports suggest freeing them on Saturday likely. UN officials hoped to do so Friday. Unsafe conditions and darkness delayed things. So does dealing with rogue killers. They're… more »
AIPAC Conference Day Two
by Stephen Lendman AIPAC operates lawlessly. It's an unregistered foreign agent. It prioritizes militancy, war, occupation harshness, apartheid, racist hate, and Israel uber alles. It's a dagger in the heart of rule of law principles and democratic… more »
Why War not Peace: Iran and the West Find Meeting Ground
Mahboob A. Khawaja, PhD. If a new age of disharmony is dawning on the changing world, even then the antagonist six super powers and Iran met in Kazakhstan, Central Asia to discuss conflicting perceptions, hypothesis and realities of a nuclear Iran… more »
Universal Neglect: A Failure to Protect Americans’ Health
by Walter Brasch I received a letter from a friend this past week. It was a letter he should never have had to write, yet did so out of desperation. He is 80 years old, living off occasional writings and Social Security. He has Medicare, but no dental… more »
The Revolution Within the Revolution Will Continue - The Legacy of Hugo Chávez: 21st Democracy, Break from Empire and Dignity for Latin America
By Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers The death of Hugo Chávez is a great loss to the people of Venezuela who have been lifted out of poverty and have created a deep participatory democracy. Chavez was a leader who, in unity with the people, was able to… more »
Persecuting Hanin Zoabi
by Stephen Lendman Israel's Supreme Court ruled twice on her. Most recently it did so in mid-February. It went both ways. More on that below. In July 2010, Knesset members stripped her of key parliamentary rights and privileges. They did so lawlessly… more »
Chavismo Lives!
by Stephen Lendman Venezuelans mourn. Chavismo lives! Bolivarianism is institutionalized. Venezuelans expect no less. They want no part of their ugly past. They'll put their bodies on the line to prevent it. They did before. They'll do it again.… more »
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