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WikiLeaks Releases US Cables From 1978 on Iran, Sandinistas, Afghanistan, Israel
WikiLeaks added more than half a million US cables.
FIFA’s Upheaval, From Corruption Arrests to Rising Death Toll in Qatar
Nine soccer officials of the world governing body, FIFA, were indicted.
ICWatch Uses LinkedIn Information to Out Officials Who Aided Assassination Program
WikiLeaks has begun hosting a new database called ICWatch.
A Theology of Liberation to Inspire White Anti-Racist Organizing
Unitarian Universalist leader Ashley Horan talks about how racial justice organizers can move White communities.
Julian Assange on the TPP: Secretive Deal Isn’t About Trade, but Corporate Control
WikiLeaks published leaked chapters of the secret TPP.
More Than 300,000 Celebrate Archbishop Oscar Romero, 35 Years After US-Backed Murder
Romero was murdered by members of a US-backed death squad.
Julian Assange on Europe’s Secret Plan for Military Force on Refugee Boats From Libya
WikiLeaks has revealed secret details of the EU plan.
The Canadian University and the War Against Omar Khadr
Tyler J. Pollard interviews David L. Clark about inviting Omar Khadr to his university and Canada's vilification of the young man.
Ireland’s Social Revolution: Traditionally Catholic Nation Makes History With Marriage Equality Vote
Ireland has become the first country in the world to approve same-sex marriage via popular vote.
As Violence Spikes in Baltimore, Former Investigator Says Police Aren’t the Answer
Stephen Tabeling: Good investigations and less aggressive tactics could lead to better results.