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Somalia Accepts Assistance From Foreign Destabilizers
Somalia has a recent history of accepting assistance from countries that have helped create the problems Somalia must confront.
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On the News With Thom Hartmann: The IRS Has Apologized to Conservative Political Groups for “Singling Them Out for Additional Review”, and More
In today's On the News segment: The Associated Press reports that the Internal Revenue Service has issued a formal apology to conservative political groups for “singling them out for …
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Obama Administration Outlines New Policy for Arctic Issues
Potential moves include the possibility of additional oil and gas exploration, new fishing territory and increased transit.
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Guatemalan Ex-Dictator Found Guilty of Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity
Judge Yassmin Barrios handed Montt 80 years in jail.
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New Era Windows Cooperative Is Open for Business in Chicago
Meet the takers: They took over their factory, they took on their bosses, they took the initiative to form a worker cooperative and they're taking the wraps off a …
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Are the FBI and IRS Secretly Reading Your Email Without a Warrant?
The ACLU has obtained documents revealing that the FBI and IRS may be reading emails and other electronic communications of US citizens without obtaining a warrant.
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Behind the Cleveland Kidnappings, a Culture of “Toxic Masculinity” and Gender-Based Violence
The case expresses something that we see all over our culture, which is men trained to think that the way to be a man is to have power over …
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Pulling the Parent Trigger: The Push to Privatize Public Schools
Desert Trails Elementary, America's first privatized public school, has sparked a fight between rich and poor in this small West coast town.
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Indigenous Resistance Grows Strong in Keystone XL Battle
The fight against the Keystone XL is bringing indigenous nations together.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: The Republican National Committee Wants Even More Money in Politics, and More
On the News With Thom Hartmann: The Republican National Committee Wants Even More Money in Politics, and More