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Watching the Watch List: Landmark Case Goes to Trial over Massive US Terrorism “No-Fly” Database
With hundreds of thousands of people now on the governmentu2019s terrorist watch lists, a closely watched trial begins today in San Francisco.
Noam Chomsky on Education and How “Manufacturing Consent” Brought Attention to East Timor Massacres
At the premier of the new animated film “Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?” in New York City, Noam Chomsky joined filmmaker Michel Gondry in conversation.
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Spy vs. Spy
While we had been waiting at the obvious meeting placeu2014right in front of the storeu2014two buss-loads of protestors had arrived and been barred from entering the Walmart parking lot.
Defending Consumers’ First Amendment Rights
Public Citizen defends homeowneru2019s grievance site domain name against attack by construction firm.
An Open Letter to the 3.5%
The planet itself, to say nothing of the overwhelming majority of human beings, can no longer live with the killer that is global corporate capitalism in our midst.
Contra-Cocaine Was a Real Conspiracy
The New York Magazine's mocking the proven Contra-cocaine scandal as a u201cconspiracy theory
Cities Across US Join Global Day of Action to Protest
Today, more than 29 cities across the U.S. are joining a Global Day of Action against toxic trade agreements.
The American Heart Association—Protecting Industry Not Patients
The American Heart Association continues to take massive from donations from non government sources and let their research be swayed by their investors.
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Will Congress Make College Textbooks Free?
The government may subsidize the cost of text books as skyrocketing prices have become a burden on already financially stressed students.
A Victory for Diplomacy
President Obamau2019s failure to follow this doctrine, at least in the case of Iran, has made him a target for these warmongers.