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Promised Social Change in Ecuador – by Stephen Lendman Raphael Correa was elected Ecuador’s president last November and took office January 15 promising social change. He’s […]

Reviewing James Petras’ “Rulers and Ruled in the US Empire” – by Stephen Lendman James Petras is Binghamton University, New York Professor Emeritus of Sociology whose […]

“Capitalism and Freedom” Unmasked – by Stephen Lendman An era ended November 16, 2006 when economist Milton Friedman died. A torrent of eulogies followed. The Wall […]

Greenspan’s Dark Legacy Unmasked – by Stephen Lendman After retiring as the Federal Reserve’s second longest ever serving chairman, Alan Greenspan is now cashing in big […]

A Culture of Violence – by Stephen Lendman What do you call a country that glorifies wars and violence in the name of peace. One that’s […]

Reviewing Naomi Klein’s “The Shock Doctrine” – by Stephen Lendman Naomi Klein is an award-winning Canadian journalist, author, documentary filmmaker and activist. She writes a regular […]

The Greatest Story Never Told – by Stephen Lendman No issue is more sensitive in the US than daring to criticize Israel. It’s the metaphorical “third […]

“Unrecognized” Palestinians – by Stephen Lendman Israel’s population today is about 7,150,000. About 5.4 million are Jews (76%) plus another 400,000 Jewish settlers in over 200 […]

Middle East Madness – by Stephen Lendman Administration rhetoric is heated and the dominant media keep trumpeting it. It signals war with Iran of the “shock […]