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New Coup D’Etat Rumblings in Venezuela – by Stephen Lendman Since taking office in January 2001, the Bush administration targeted Hugo Chavez for removal. It tried […]

Remembering Edward Said Five Years On – by Stephen Lendman Born in West Jerusalem in 1935. Exiled in December 1947. Said was diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic […]

Reviewing Danny Schechter’s “Plunder: Investigating Our Economic Calamity and the Subprime Scandal” – by Stephen Lendman Danny Schechter is a media activist, critic, independent filmmaker, TV […]

Subverting Democracy Through Electoral Fraud – by Stephen Lendman In America and elsewhere, electoral fraud isn’t new nor should anyone be surprised it occurs. But as […]

Vying to Be Toughest – by Stephen Lendman Ignoring public sentiment, both party nominees stress “national security” and face off on who’s toughest on “terrorism.” For […]

Katrina Redux – by Stephen Lendman Renamed and back, but first a personal note. Post-Katrina, writing about “The New Orleans Aftermath and (its) Ugly Glimpse of […]

Stoking Tensions, Risking Confrontation: A High Stakes US Gamble with Russia – by Stephen Lendman Prior to entering WW II, US strategists had a clear aim […]

Torture As Official Israeli Policy – by Stephen Lendman The UN Convention against Torture defines the practice as: “any act by which severe pain or suffering, […]

Reinventing the Evil Empire – by Stephen Lendman For the West, everything changed but stayed the same, hard-wired and in place. Things just lay dormant in […]