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Obama’s Anti-Populist Budget – by Stephen Lendman Despite its flaws and failures during America’s Great Depression, FDR’s New Deal was remarkable for what it accomplished. It […]

Middle East Protests Continue – by Stephen Lendman They continue in Egypt, Yemen, Algeria, Tunisia, and most recently in Iran and Bahrain, Al Jazeera saying: “At […]

Egypt’s Military Declares Martial Law – by Stephen Lendman World headlines are worrisome. On February 13, London’s Guardian headlined Egypt’s military rejects swift transfer of power […]

Arab Street Celebrates Mubarak’s Ouster – by Stephen Lendman On February 12, AFP headlined, ‘Euphoria sweeps Arab cities as Mubarak ousted,” saying: As news spread, jubilant […]

The Progressive Radio News Hour Guests for February 17, 19 and 20, 2011 Thursday, February 17 at 10AM US Central time: James Petras Petras is Binghamton […]

Egypt at Dawn’s Early Light – by Stephen Lendman What’s unfolding looks different than what protesters demand. World headlines partly reflect it, mostly outside America, especially […]

Hold the Celebration: Egypt’s Struggle Just Began – by Stephen Lendman Hopefully beneath celebratory euphoria, Egyptians know ousting Mubarak was simple, especially since Washington long wanted […]

Mubarak’s Failed Bait and Switch – by Stephen Lendman On February 10, indications were he’d step down. He didn’t, but now it’s official, vice president Suleiman […]

Israeli and PA Forces Suppress Solidarity with Egyptians – by Stephen Lendman Despite Palestinian Authority (PA) officials banning anti-Mubarak demonstrations, hundreds rallied in support. On February […]