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Alioune Niass, the Sengalese Muslim vendor who first spotted the now infamous smoking SUV in Times Square and alerted police, is no hero. If it were not for the …

I am the mother, and you are the child. That's what I told her the day she was born. I repeated it many times over the course of …

ORIGINAL FRENCH ARTICLE: Comment la Banque mondiale risque de ruiner l'Équateur Translated by Isabelle Metral Is a Country Entitled to Effective Legal Sovereignty Over Its Natural Resources?

Every school boy and girl knows the famous cry of Patrick Henry: “Give me liberty or give me death!” However imperfectly realized, enshrining and protecting personal liberties and freedoms …

Hi Truthout Readers, There are a lot of news sources out there - although, OK, not as many as there used to be. But you know already that Truthout …

Islamabad - On May 12, the day after a US drone strike killed 24 people in Pakistan's North Waziristan, two men from the area agreed to tell us their …

Rome - When people talk about biodiversity loss, discussion often centres on the tragedy of animals like the tiger and the panda being in danger of extinction. It is …

Travel into the deep South as the 2008 election draws near, and listen to what small town black and white Americans have to say. Support Truthout and independent media …

“It's a nightmare from which you never wake up,” said a coordinator for Partners in Health in Port-au-Prince, referring to the January 12 earthquake and its social aftermath. …

North Korea is facing new pressures over its suspected sinking of a South Korean naval vessel, with the United Nations body that oversees the multinational force in South Korea …