Truthout
Op-Ed
War on Iraq: Open Letter to John Kerry
“I feel a moral obligation to do whatever is within my power to help these people who I once hurt.”
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Is Hillary Clinton a Neocon-Lite?
The prospect of a President Hillary Clinton could represent a step back from some of President Barack Obama's more innovative foreign policy strategies.
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The Prosecution That Isn’t Happening
The usual answers are that no one did anything wrong or, more realistically, that it's too hard to convict individuals in complex financial fraud cases.
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The Latest Attack on Public Sector Unions: Paycheck Protection in Pennsylvania and Missouri
Paycheck “protection” legislation is one of the main anti-union initiatives that conservative activists have promoted at the state level.
John Pilger | The Accessories to War Crimes Are Those Paid To Keep the Record Straight
John Pilger: The truth about the criminal bloodbath in Iraq cannot be “countered” indefinitely.
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Close the “Water’s Edge” Loophole
Working-class Americans shouldn't have to face the burden of corporate tax loopholes that are letting corporations off the hook. Let's bring those offshore trillions back home, and start rebuilding …
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Iraq Near Implosion: The ‘Bad Years’ Are Back
This time the US has little leverage over Iraq to control the events from afar.
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Teflon, Fatalism, and Accountability
“Teflon is, I believe, an apt metaphor for the protective veneer of privilege and power.”
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Do We Learn Anything from History?
Our decision makers have no respect for the lessons of history.
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Henry A. Giroux | Totalitarian Paranoia in the Post-Orwellian Surveillance State
Henry A. Giroux: The NSA and other intelligence agencies work hard to create an authoritarian state in which the “electronic self” becomes public property.