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Held Without Trial in the USA

The Pentagon effectively disappeared al-Marri, dubbing him an “enemy combatant,” confining him to a solitary cell in the military brig at the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in South Carolina.

Time for a Taxpayers' Revolt

By Medea Benjamin and Arun Gupta , SEPTEMBER 29, 2008

Congress will be voting this week on the biggest give-away of our tax dollars to the financial sector in our nation’s history. Despite attempts by legislators to portray this as a compromise bill that helps both Wall St. and Main St., in reality it represents an appalling transfer of wealth upward.

Kucinich on the Bailout

BY Matthew Rothschild, SEPTEMBER 29, 2008

"Is this the United States Congress or the board of directors of Goldman Sachs?”

Mahmoud Darwish: Palestine's Poet of Exile

By Nathalie Handal, May 2002 Issue

He expressed the notion that only poetry can bring harmony to a world devastated by war: "Against barbarity, poetry can resist only by confirming its attachment to human fragility like a blade of grass growing on a wall while armies march by," he has written.

One Teacher’s Cry: Why I Hate No Child Left Behind

By Susan J. Hobart, August 2008 Issue

I’m a teacher. I’ve taught elementary school for eleven years.

Big Oil Song and Dance

By Jim Hightower, August 2008 Issue

The Big Oil Quintet made an appearance before Congress on May 22, singing their old standard: “The Magic of the Free Market.”

A Shortage of Democracy, Not Food

By Frances Moore Lappé, July 2008 Issue

Forty years ago, squirreled away in the basement “Ag” library at U.C. Berkeley, I wanted answers to one question: Why were 960 million people going hungry?

Hawks Behind the Dove: Who Makes Obama’s Foreign Policy?

By Tim Shorrock, July 2008 Issue

Cuba’s dramatic announcement last February that Fidel Castro was stepping down as head of the Cuban government presented Barack Obama with an unprecedented opportunity to establish his foreign policy

Taking on the Special Interests

By Senator Russ Feingold, January 1999 Issue

Today, however, the progressive tradition is endangered. The influence of wealthy and powerful donors has pulled both major parties to the right.

McCain’s Meddlers

By Mukoma Wa Ngugi, June 2008 Issue

President Bush endorsed John McCain even before Mike Huckabee dropped out of the race. It was back in 2005 at an International Republican Institute (IRI) dinner.

Craven Congress

By Jim Hightower, June 2008 Issue

Message to George W: Contact Earth if your spaceship ever comes near our planet.

Obama Yes

By Edwidge Danticat , May 2008 Issue

He stirs us out of apathy and can bring ground-breaking change.Because, as you may have possibly heard, the Democratic Presidential candidates did not campaign in Miami, where I live, and they, as of

Obama No

By Adolph Reed Jr., May 2008 Issue

He's a vacuous opportunist.I’ve never been an Obama supporter.

Election Madness

By Howard Zinn, March 2008 Issue

The very people who should know better, having criticized the hold of the media on the national mind, find themselves transfixed by the press, glued to the television set, as the candidates preen and

The FBI Deputizes Business

By Matthew Rothschild, March 2008 Issue

23,000 Businesspeople Get Threat Info from FBI Before Public. In Turn, They Supply Tips to FBI. Two Members of Private Sector Group Say They Have “Shoot to Kill” Permission in Emergency.

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