The U.S. Bill of Rights Rewritten to Match Reality
By David Swanson There just might be a big boost in government honesty soon, as both houses of Congress have now passed with two-thirds votes
By David Swanson There just might be a big boost in government honesty soon, as both houses of Congress have now passed with two-thirds votes
By David Swanson A powerful new film on what’s wrong with the U.S. media is now being screened around the country. It’s called Shadows of
By John LaForge NEW YORK, NY – Here at the United Nations, talk is focused on the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (N-P.T.). At about 11 a.m.
By Art Laffin On April 28, as the United Nations sponsored Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) Review conference was beginning its second day, 22 peacemakers from
National Guard Members Encouraged to “Listen to Community” Two national veterans organizations, Veterans For Peace and Iraq Veterans Against the War, are calling for the
By David Swanson Reading Nick Turse’s new book, Tomorrow’s Battlefield: U.S. Proxy Wars and Secret Ops in Africa, raises the question of whether black lives
Madison’s Music: On Reading the First Amendment, a new book by Burt Neuborne, at first appears an unlikely work to serve much purpose today. Who
By Nick Mottern As the Obama government attempts to justify its drone program, Staff Sergeant Shane R. Owens, a drone sensor operator suffering from PTSD
