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Rage for Change in Egypt – by Stephen Lendman Last February, Egyptians celebrated Hosni Mubarak’s ouster. He became an obstacle to Washington’s Middle East agenda and […]

Spreading Eurozone Contagion – by Stephen Lendman The operative word is contagion. It’s malignant and spreading because it’s unresolved and irresponsibly addressed. Germany, Europe’s strongest economy, […]

Bipartisan Deal to Slash Medicare and Medicaid – by Stephen Lendman It’s been planned for years. Republicans want them eliminated. Democrats agreed to incremental cuts to […]

US Higher Education in Crisis – by Stephen Lendman Diogenes called education “the foundation of every state.” Education reformer Horace Mann said the “common (public) school […]

Coming: Big Austerity Cuts – by Stephen Lendman The congressional August Budget Control Act of 2011 established the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction – aka […]

Another New York Bomb Plot: Real or Fake? – by Stephen Lendman Post-9/11, America waged war on Islam. Innocent victims are targeted for political advantage. They’re […]

Heading for War on Syria? – by Stephen Lendman Libya’s model is being replicated in Syria. So far, it’s short of war. For how long is […]

Thanksgiving Hypocrisy – by Stephen Lendman On November 25, 2009, a New York Times editorial headlined, “A Thanksgiving Toast,” saying: “Sitting down with friends and family […]

Gaza: Good News and Bad – by Stephen Lendman First the good. On November 22, the International Middle East Media Center (IMEMC) said a “Freedom Spring” […]