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Guantánamo, Exception or Rule? All-American Justice for a Child Soldier at Obama
When I was down in Guantánamo a few months ago, a veteran German journalist let it slip that she didn’t much care for the place. “This,” she confided in …
Eight False Things the Public “Knows” Prior to Election Day
There are a number of things the public “knows” as we head into the election that are just false. If people elect leaders based on false information, the things …
Ecuador’s Challenge: Rafael Correa and the Indigenous Movements
The recent right-wing coup attempt in Ecuador shed light on the rupture between President Rafael Correa and the country’s indigenous movements. This rocky relationship demonstrates the challenges of protesting …
Citizen Protests, Government Repression Mount in Haiti
“I came to protest so we can find a solution. Misery is killing me,” said Mascarie Sainte-Anne, 70, at the edge of a rally in front of Prime Minister …
Koch-Funded Americans for Prosperity Push Proposition 23 at Official RNC Rally in California
On Saturday, the Republican National Committee (RNC) held a large “Victory Rally,” which ThinkProgress attended, just outside Disneyland in Anaheim, CA. Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was the highlight …
Nick Turse | Publish or Perish: Getting a Read on American War
Quick - name the five most important, influential, and best known books on the Afghan War. Okay, name three. Okay, I'll settle for two. How about one? While the …
China’s Pipelineistan “War”: Anteing Up, Betting and Bluffing in the New Great Game
Future historians may well agree that the twenty-first century Silk Road first opened for business on December 14, 2009. That was the day a crucial stretch of pipeline officially …
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Two men were tortured for more than a year inside the CIA's secret prisons program. One committed suicide at Guantánamo Bay. Another was driven “psychotic” from interrogations. These are …
Cuba: New Corporate Utopia?
On the list of America’s most-hated leaders, Fidel Castro gets the award for longevity. Outlasting ten US presidents, from Eisenhower through George W. Bush, Castro has managed to maintain …
Web of Dependency: The Thin New Line
In just a few short years, it has become increasingly apparent that humankind is fast approaching a technological tipping point. Particularly in the West - the First World, the …