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Peter Hallward’s “Damming the Flood” (Part I) – by Stephen Lendman Peter Hallward is a UK Middlesex University Professor of Modern European Philosophy. He’s written many […]

BBC: Imperial Tool – by Stephen Lendman At a time of growing public disenchantment with the major media, millions now rely on alternate sources. Many online […]

Destroying Public Education in America – by Stephen Lendman Diogenes called education “the foundation of every state.” Education reformer and “father of American education” Horace Mann […]

Lynne Stewart’s Long Struggle for Justice – by Stephen Lendman On April 9, 2002, Attorney General John Ashcroft made a symbolic visit to “Ground Zero.” While […]

The New York Times v. Hugo Chavez – by Stephen Lendman Carly Simon’s theme song from the 1977 James Bond film “The Spy Who Loved Me” […]

Human Rights Violations in Israel and Palestine – by Stephen Lendman The Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI) publishes annual reports on the state of […]

Jonathan Cook’s “Blood and Religion” – by Stephen Lendman Jonathan Cook is a British-born independent journalist based (since September 2001) in the predominantly Arab city of […]

Sami Al-Arian’s Long Ordeal – by Stephen Lendman Sami Al-Arian is a political prisoner in Police State America. This article reviews his case briefly and updates […]

UN’s Assessment of Human Rights Violations in Occupied Palestine – by Stephen Lendman John Dugard is The UN Human Rights Council’s Special Rapporteur on Palestine and […]