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Kenya’s Climate Change Water Crisis Impacts Hospital Maternal Care
One voice - mother and child - Kenya. Image: Rodney Rascona (rascona.com)
Robert Scheer | There’s Just No Pleasing Some Robber Barons
The flight from reason that now marks American public discourse came home for me last Friday, when I found myself on public radio debating whether Barack Obama is anti-business. …
Jim Hightower | Jobless “Recovery” Requires Us to Rebuild America
The good news is that America's economy continues to grow. The bad news is that most people's personal economies continue to shrivel. The June report on jobs glows with …
Anarchism and Nonviolence: Time for a “Complementarity of Tactics“
With the conclusion of the G20 protests in Canada, the inevitable post-mortem dissection has begun in earnest. Activists prepare to file lawsuits, organizers vow to do things differently next …
News in Brief: Test of Containment Cap of BP Well Delayed, and More
The test of a containment cap on the oil well that has been gushing into the Gulf of Mexico for nearly 80 days is being postponed, The New York …
Iran Nuclear Scientist Shahram Amiri Heads Home Amid Propaganda War
The saga of Iran nuclear scientist Shahram Amiri, who reportedly defected to the US last year, is a special case in the 31-year propaganda war between the US and …
Bank Tax, We Hardly Knew Ye
A Swedish idea that creates an insurance fund for preserving big banks - but not necessarily their bosses or shareholders - needs to return from the dead. In June, …
The Religious Right vs. Birth Control
Does health care reform's promise of preventive care extend to free birth control? Officials at the Department of Health and Human Services have 18 months to decide whether to …
Rachel Maddow: Holder Brings Charges Against New Orleans’ Police Officers in Danzinger Bridge Killings (Video/Transcript)
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy TRANSCRIPT: RACHEL MADDOW, HOST: We begin tonight though with major developments in what had been one of …
Ruling Party’s Woes Mean a More Inward-Looking Japan
Tokyo - Worries about its political survival will hound Japan’s ruling party after its setback in the recent Upper House polls, leaving it little room to pursue policies that …