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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 […]

“Worthy and Unworthy Victims” – by Stephen Lendman Economist and media critic Edward S. Herman and social and political critic Noam Chomsky note two kinds of […]

“Worthy and Unworthy Victims” – by Stephen Lendman Economist and media critic Edward S. Herman and social and political critic Noam Chomsky note two kinds of […]

A Review of Chris Hedges’ Christian Fascism – by Stephen Lendman Chris Hedges is a journalist who for two decades was a foreign correspondent for the […]

New US Postal Rates Undermine Small Publications – by Stephen Lendman The US Constitution’s First Amendment guarantees the right of free expression including a press free […]

Ecuador Votes For Revolutionary Change – by Stephen Lendman Ecuadorean President Raphael Correa took office January 15 promising his people progressive, revolutionary social and economic change […]

Wall Street Journal and New York Times Attack Journalism – by Stephen Lendman This article addresses two of the writer’s favorite corporate media targets – the […]

The Long Ordeal of Sami Al-Arian – Civil and Human Rights Advocate and Political Prisoner – by Stephen Lendman Sami Al-Arian is one of many dozens, […]

The Racist War on Immigrants – by Stephen Lendman Emma Lazarus’ memorable words on Lady Liberty’s pedestal once had meaning as a new nation grew. No […]