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Kevin Zeese: Let the legacy of Bradley Manningu2019s courage be a rallying cry for all of us.

The charge of “aiding the enemy” has huge implications for journalism.

Norman Solomon: Efforts to quash press freedom are in sync with the unrelenting persecution of whistleblowers.

Today's strip launches a new look at contemporary gender and economic justice around the world.

What is really troubling is that, after the Civil Rights Era and at a time when the President of the United States is African-American, Hollywood is repeating its own …

The security state and legislators are chipping away at our First Amendment rights more than ever before.

The extreme has become mainstream, but if we are all at the transgressive forefront, we many not realize it when we've gone too far.

Unfortunately, the language we use to describe the world of the national security state is still largely stuck in the pre-9/11 era.

It isn't the 1% that requires more protection. It's journalists and the rest of us: the 99%.

Despite the historic moment of the Senate Bill 5 filibuster, the mainstream media left it to citizens to do the reporting.