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Reviewing Noam Chomsky’s New Book: “Interventions” – by Stephen Lendman Noam Chomsky is MIT Institute Professor Emeritus of linguistics and has been a leading political and […]

Wall Street Journal’s Looking Glass World – by Stephen Lendman She’s at it again on the Journal’s editorial page in her June 4 article called “The […]

Resource Wars – Can We Survive Them? – by Stephen Lendman Near the end of WW II, Franklin Roosevelt met with Saudi King ibn Saud on […]

Terrorism Defined – by Stephen Lendman Probably no word better defines or underscores the Bush presidency than “terrorism” even though his administration wasn’t the first to […]

Venezuela’s RCTV: Sine Die and Good Riddance – by Stephen Lendman Venezuelan TV station Radio Caracas Television’s (known as RCTV) VHF Channel 2’s operating license expired […]

Forty Years of Occupation – by Stephen Lendman This June will mark an anniversary that will live in infamy for the people affected by the event […]

A Review of Alexander Cockburn’s and Jeffrey St. Clair’s End Times – by Stephen Lendman Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair are both veteran journalists and […]

The War on Free Expression – by Stephen Lendman In a post-9/11 climate, the right of free expression is under attack and endangered in the age […]

Wall Street Journal Claims Chavez Oil Policy “Aims to Weaken US” – by Stephen Lendman The Wall Street Journal’s main Hugo Chavez antagonist is its self-styled […]