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Another Terrorism Case Riddled With Questions
The charges under a rarely used New York State anti-terrorism law to which Ferhani pleaded guilty could have carried a much longer sentence.
Big Money, ALEC and the Gun Agenda
An attendee sights a rifle at a booth during the National Rifle Association annual convention in St. Louis, April 14, 2012. (Photo: Daniel Acker / The New York Times)"Meaningful …
Iranian Bomb Graph Appears Adapted From One on Internet
A suspect graph of a nuclear explosion reportedly provided to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) which serves as proof of Iran's nuclear agenda has been revealed as a …
Trade Deficit Dots Connect to Billionaires
While the media talks about paying for social security and healthcare, the real reason for our national debt might have something to do with the trillions we owe China.
Time Gives Up on Factchecking: Corporate Media Can’t Find a Way to Tell the Truth
With Times Magazine out of the fact checking business it seems for the American people that the truth is not as important as the illusion thereof.
Rearranging the Deck Chairs on the Republican Titanic
Is the GOP going the way of the Whigs and the Dodo?
Why is the Failed Monti a “Technocrat” and the Successful Correa a “Left-Leaning Economist”?
A New York Time's profile of national leaders like Italyu2019s Mario Monti and Ecuadoru2019s Rafael Correa reveal the right wing rhetoric of this financial views.
Is Education a Human Right or a Privilege for the Wealthy?
How the commodification of education is creating debt slaves, and what we can do about it.
Obama and Boehner’s Grand Bargain: Gullible Democrats Are Falling for the Ol’ “Good Cop, Bad Cop” Routine
Do you support Truthout's reporting and analysis? Click here to help us continue doing this work in 2013! Generally political analyses of the last four years suffer from two …
Timeline 2004: One More Look at the Ohio Election
Free Press journalists look at forensic evidence to determine whether any voter fraud was committed in Ohio during the 2004 election.