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‘Our kids are not free’
Laws across the country targeting transgender people are driving families to relocate.
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The Global Justice Report: A plan for equality & prosperity within planetary
Summary: The Global Justice Report
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How the CIA conjured Ukrainian Nationalism
As this journalist has previously revealed, in August 1957 the CIA secretly drew up elaborate plans for a U.S. special forces invasion of Ukraine.
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Why do U.S. Media still treat ADL as a credible source on antisemitism?
When major newspapers write about the definition or prevalence of antisemitism, they frequently look to the ADL.
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Why the National Science Foundation is ripping monitoring instruments out of the ocean
The announcement followed the abrupt dismissal of the entire National Science Board, the advisory committee to the National Science Foundation.
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Sri Lanka’s Hambantota port and the complete collapse of the “debt trap” narrative
The Western media’s obsession with Chinese “debt traps” is thus nothing more than a demonisation campaign and a blatant act of self-projection.
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Geopathology and the econopathology behind it
Today’s U.S. foreign policy has spent the past eighty years since 1945 putting in place a body of neoliberal anti-government doctrine and its anti-socialist rhetoric rejecting all ideas of diplomatic and domestic economic reform.
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The beautiful game can’t hide the ugly
The United States should never host the World Cup because it is a country built on racism, repression, and endless war. FIFA and its leaders ignored international demands to host the matches elsewhere and now face calls for a boycott of the World Cup and of the U.S.
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Book Review: ‘Paper Girl: A Memoir of Home and Family in Fractured America’, by Beth Macy
One of the poorest kids in town, Macy was more neglected than abused by her alcoholic father, “the town drunk.” She “found refuge” in her friends’ homes or the living room of her grandmother who taught her to read and write and play checkers. She “took solace” in the nearby public library and the public school and “the women in charge of those sacred places who were also my demigods.”
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House GOP, with help of 4 Dems, Vvotes to take food aid from millions of women and kids
“While working families struggle to feed their families, Republicans are cutting funding for fruit and vegetable vouchers for women, infants, and children,” said Democratic Rep. Rosa DeLauro.
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Social Murder: Pandemic profits and vaccine apartheid
In 2015, Turing Pharmaceuticals raised the price of a single pill of Daraprim, an antiparasitic drug used by cancer and HIV/AIDS patients, from $13.50 to $750.00.
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Trump’s war on labor: The biggest union-busting drive in U.S. history
The first blow landed before Trump had been in office a week.
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“Fraud on the Court”: Even as DOJ drops $1.8B settlement fund, Judge reopens case over collusion
AMY GOODMAN: In a rare reversal for the Trump administration, the Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told lawmakers Tuesday the Department of Justice would not be moving forward with the $1.8 billion so-called anti-weaponization fund, even after the temporary pause mandated by the court.
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June 9: Israeli attacks on Tyre kill 9, injure dozens of others
“Israel’s” ceaseless attacks have resulted in the martyrdom of nine civilians in Tyre and more injuries, including civil defense personnel.
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The Public Banking Institute
In this episode, we speak with Walt McRee (President) and Peter Winslow (Vice President) of the Public Banking Institute (PBI) about their past and ongoing advocacy for public banking. Founded in 2011 by author Ellen Brown and a core collective of advocates, PBI aims to break the monopoly of Wall Street’s private banking system by establishing a nationwide network of publicly owned, democratically accountable banks.
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The True Total U.S. Military Budget
The government has been misleading the public and effectively hiding hundreds of billions of dollars in military spending.
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AI: Just one big trade
If AI is to succeed for capital, it will only be at the expense of most working people and their families.
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Marxism’s hidden hermeneutic
Toward a method of critical inquiry.
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U.S. weighing plan to buy the Chagos Islands: The Telegraph
The Trump administration’s intent comes amid concerns over the future of the strategically important Diego Garcia military base and Britain’s proposed transfer of sovereignty to Mauritius.
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Cuba before the Revolution: The United States’ casino and brothel
While a privileged minority lived in the most absolute opulence, the Cuban people suffered from one of the greatest social inequalities in Latin America.
