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Jim Hightower | Killing the Competition
Golly, whatever happened to America's good ol', bold-and-brassy, can-do competitive drive? To see a troubling sign for our nation's famed, free-enterprise frontier spirit, sneak a peek at the downward …
Oklahoma Senate Passes Five Controversial Abortion Bills
The Oklahoma Senate passed five abortion bills Monday night, which opponents have said will severely limit a woman's ability to get an abortion and would entail some of the …
A Special Note From Dahr Jamail
Dear Truthout Community, We are in the midst of a tectonic shift in the media, and Truthout urgently needs your help in forging a path forward. The corporate media, …
Uncle Sam, Global Trade Sucker?
Of all the blurbs I got for my book, “Free Trade Doesn't Work: What Should Replace It and Why,” my favorite is one I got from Robert B. Cassidy, …
State Department
In what could be seen as an effort to respond to the March 11, 2009 edition of the U.S. Department of State’s Country Reports on Human Rights, Ecuador has …
American Kleptocracy: How Fears of Socialism and Fascism Hide Naked Theft
Kleptocracy — now, there's a word I was taught to associate with corrupt and exploitative governments that steal ruthlessly and relentlessly from the people. It's a word, in fact, …
Remembering Fascism: Learning From the Past
“The world is too complex for history to repeat, but there are nevertheless lessons to keep in mind.”
Farm Workers Fight for an Extra Cent
Tampa, Florida - Chanting “No more slaves! Pay a living wage!”, hundreds of farmworkers, students and others marched 22 miles through central Florida for three days, calling on the …
Deadly Riots in Kyrgyzstan Challenge Interim Government
Ten days after an interim government overthrew the president in Kyrgyzstan, riots have killed several people and mobs are seizing ethnic minorities’ land and businesses. Moscow - Unrest is …
Now It’s the Senate’s Turn to Take on Goldman, Moody’s
Washington - A special Senate panel over the next week will begin to unveil the results of yearlong inquiries into the roles of Goldman Sachs and credit ratings agencies …