10 May 2012
Colin Powell's tangled web
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David Swanson
“I get mad when bloggers accuse me of lying -- of knowing the information was false. I didn’t.” -- Colin Powell.
Can you imagine having an opportunity to address the United Nations Security Council about a matter of great global...
07 May 2012
Cece McDonald and trans prisoners of color in the prison industrial complex
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Genelle Denzin
Cece McDonald is a 23 year old black trans woman who was out with friends one summer night in 2011 in Minneapolis, MN. As they passed in front of a bar, they were attacked by white people who were obviously racist and transphobic, based on...
07 May 2012
The nuclear industry has melted in Japan and France
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Harvey Wasserman
There are zero commercial reactors operating in Japan today. On March 10, 2011, there were 54 licensed to operate, well over 10% percent of the global fleet.

But for the first time in 42 years, a country at the core of global...
04 May 2012
Atomic rate rape & the new China syndrome
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Harvey Wasserman
Japan's one remaining operating reactor (of 54) may go dark tomorrow.  Japan would be nuke-free for the first time in a half-century.  

Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda is desperately trying to get Osaka's Mayor to allow the Ohi...
03 May 2012
New York May Day protests draw thousands
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Gerard Flynn
Although not attracting the crowd many Occupy Wall Street activists had hoped for, May Day marches drew tens of thousands of demonstrators across the New York City and surrouding boroughs, demanding social change and higher taxes for the...
03 May 2012
AIDS demonstration in New York City
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Gerard Flynn
The New York City Police Department arrested nine housing and AIDS activists Wednesday near City Hall, before the start of a march on Wall Street, which called on Mayor Bloomberg to improve services for those affected with HIV/AIDS,...

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