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An informal competition took place during the Bush years for the title of “second front” in the war on terror. Administration officials often referred to Southeast Asia as the …

(Image: Metropolitan Books) As a litigator who practiced for more than a decade in federal and state courts across the country, I’ve long been aware of the …

Bank of America security blocks a photographer during an Iraq War protest in March of 2008. (Photo: Steve Rhodes) There is no shortage of hatred for the …

Jan Widacki Farewell to Modernity in the New Age of SurveillanceSunday 30 January 2011by: Jan Widacki, Truthout | Op-Ed

Danny Weil Film “Won't Back Down” Models Hollywood Propaganda in Age of School Reform By Danny Weil, Truthout | News Analysis Wednesday, 05 September 2012 Paul Ryan …

Kenneth J. Saltman The Failure of Corporate School Reform: Toward a New Common School Movement Monday 5 December 2011by: Kenneth J. Saltman, t r u t h ou …

Michael A. Peters Knowledge Capitalism and the "Academic Spring"Monday, 06 June 2012By Michael A Peters | News Analysis Greening the Knowledge Economy: A Critique of NeoliberalismSunday, 10 June …

Tolu Olorunda Meditations on Hip Hop: Of Disposability, Death and Destiny (Part III)Tuesday 25 May 2010by: Tolu Olorunda, All Hip Hop | Op-Ed Henry Giroux: "Democracy Has Taken a …

Joseph Natoli US Higher Education: The New “Treasure Island” for InvestorsTuesday November 12 2013by: Joseph Natoli, Truthout | Op-Ed How the Most Dangerous Game Is Being PlayedSunday 11 September …

Peter Mayo For Landslide Victory to Be Meaningful, Malta's Labor Party Must Return to Its RootsThursday 14 March 2013by: Peter Mayo, Truthout | News Analysis Politics of Indignation: As …