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Jeff Halper’s An Israeli in Palestine (Part I) – by Stephen Lendman Jeff Halper is an American-born Israeli Professor of Anthropology as well as a peace […]

Torture As Official US Policy – by Stephen Lendman Post-9/11, torture has been official US policy under George Bush – authorized at the highest levels of […]

Drought and Israeli Policy Threaten West Bank Water Security – by Stephen Lendman Fresh water is precious everywhere but especially in one of the driest, hottest […]

Sami Al-Arian: From Exoneration to Criminal Indictment – by Stephen Lendman A personal note. I’ve twice before written about Al-Arian and discussed his case on my […]

McCain’s Nomination – A Possible September Surprise? – by Stephen Lendman Party conventions are less than two months off, and already rumors are circulating. When the […]

Legitimizing Permanent Occupation of Iraq – by Stephen Lendman Washington is currently negotiating two accords with the al-Maliki government to take effect after expiration of the […]

Supreme Court, Inc.: Supremely Pro-Business – by Stephen Lendman Pro-business Supreme Court rulings are nothing new, and it’s likely most damaging one ever occurred in 1886. […]

Robert McChesney’s The Political Economy of Media (Part II) – by Stephen Lendman McChesney’s book is a compilation of his best political economy of media work […]

Robert McChesney’s The Political Economy of Media (Part I) – by Stephen Lendman Robert McChesney is a leading media scholar, critic, activist, and the nation’s most […]