Denying Impact of Venezuela Sanctions is 'Like Climate Denial'

Denying Impact of Venezuela Sanctions is ‘Like Climate Denial’

May 10, 2019

CEPR co-director Mark Weisbrot responds to Guaidó economic advisors’ dismissal of the U.S. sanctions’ effects on Venezuela

CodePink’s Medea Benjamin: Venezuelan Embassy’s Power Cut

CodePink's Medea Benjamin: Venezuelan Embassy's Power Cut
DC’s power company, PEPCO, cut the electricity to the Venezuelan Embassy Wednesday evening, even though the bill was paid in full. Secret Service and opposition...

Government Targeting of Black Activists Reminiscent of COINTELPRO

May 10, 2019
Government Targeting of Black Activists Reminiscent of COINTELPRO

In October 2017, a leaked memo entitled, “Black Identity Extremist Intelligent Assessment” revealed a government surveillance program targeting black activist liberation movements. Eddie Conway talks…

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Privatization of Public Assets: A Recipe for Corruption

May 10, 2019
Privatization of Public Assets: A Recipe for Corruption

The roots of Baltimore’s current corruption scandal lie in the ongoing effort to transform public entities into sources of profit for private interests

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How To Fix Baltimore’s Broken System

May 10, 2019
How To Fix Baltimore's Broken System

In the wake of former Mayor Pugh’s Healthy Holly scandal, we look at how to reform a strong mayor system

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Manufactured Iranian Threat in the Persian Gulf

May 10, 2019
Manufactured Iranian Threat in the Persian Gulf

The U.S. military is sending an aircraft carrier into the Persian Gulf, claiming there is an unspecified threat from Iran, but this has no basis…

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The Making of a Medical Insurance Spin Doctor – RAI with Wendell Potter (3/7)

May 10, 2019
The Making of a Medical Insurance Spin Doctor - RAI with Wendell Potter (3/7)

Wendell Potter, author of ‘Deadly Spin: How Corporate PR is Killing Healthcare and Deceiving Americans’, traces his life from growing up poor and Republican in…

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Col. Wilkerson: US Would Face a Unified Venezuelan Military in an Armed Intervention

May 9, 2019
Col. Wilkerson: US Would Face a Unified Venezuelan Military in an Armed Intervention

Col. Larry Wilkerson describes the limits of a ‘gringo invasion’ and warns of repeating the failures of Vietnam and Iraq

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Dozens of Migrants Drown After Boat Sinks off Tunisian Coast

Dozens of Migrants Drown After Boat Sinks off Tunisian Coast

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May 10, 2019

At least 35 people have drowned after a migrant boat sank off the coast of Tunisia. The country has become the preferred jumping off point for desperate migrants after Libyan forces tightened security.

Trump Up in Polls; Who Benefits From Economic Growth?

Trump Up in Polls; Who Benefits From Economic Growth?

May 10, 2019

GDP growth up, stock market up, will the economic expansion continue and who are the winners? Dean Baker and Randall Wray join host Paul Jay

Sudan Protests Intensify Demands for Civilian Government

Sudan Protests Intensify Demands for Civilian Government

May 10, 2019

Khalid Medani speaks to Eddie Conway about Sudanese opposition to al-Bashir and the sit-in that continues through Ramadan

State Capture Crisis Grips South African Elections

May 9, 2019

Widespread corruption, unemployment, inequity and disillusionment hovers over South African elections.  We must have higher expectations from a national liberation movement says Professor Rasigan Maharajh

Trump's China Tariffs: A Misplaced Strategy for the US Economy

Trump’s China Tariffs: A Misplaced Strategy for the US Economy

May 9, 2019

Instead of imposing additional tariffs, which will hurt the Chinese and U.S. economies, the U.S. should have its own research and development strategy, says Richard Vague, author of The Next Economic Disaster

Columns

Why Ecuador?

By: Ola Bini

May 9, 2019

Fallujah Forgotten

By: David Swanson

May 6, 2019

An Open Letter to Extinction Rebellion

By: Norman Solomon

May 6, 2019

Can House Special Committees Fight the Climate Crisis?

By: Dharna Noor, Steve Horn

April 29, 2019

Activists Remain In Venezuelan Embassy With Gratitude From Foreign Ministry

By: Kevin Zeese, Margaret Flowers

April 25, 2019

Labour Protest in Mexico 2019: The SITUAM Strike

By: Richard Roman, Edur Velasco Arregui

April 25, 2019

Joe Biden: Puffery vs. Reality

By: Norman Solomon

April 24, 2019

The Baltimore Uprising: Four Years Later

By: Brandon Soderberg

April 19, 2019

World Bank Dispossessing Rural Poor

By: Jomo Kwame Sundaram, Anis Chowdhury

April 16, 2019

Did The House’s New Climate Committee Snub the Sunrise Movement?

By: Steve Horn, Dharna Noor

April 16, 2019

The Prosecution Of Julian Assange Is A Threat To Journalists Everywhere

By: Kevin Zeese, Margaret Flowers

April 15, 2019

The Toxic Lure of “Guns and Butter”

By: Norman Solomon

April 15, 2019

Medicare for All 64-Year-Olds

By: Dean Baker

April 15, 2019

Martin and Julian: Reflections on the Arrest of Julian Assange

By: Richard E. Rubenstein

April 14, 2019

David Bernhardt Confirmed as Interior Secretary

By: Steve Horn

April 11, 2019

Scandal-Plagued Baltimore Mayor Takes Leave of Absence

By: Brandon Soderberg

April 1, 2019

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Narrated by Danny Glover, A documentary special reveals how climate change science has been under systematic attack; the multi-million dollar campaign allowed a climate change denier to be elected president (a new version with updated content and music)

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Is the Oil Industry Canada’s ‘Deep State’?

Justin Trudeau and Canada’s political elite are fighting for the Tar Sands and oil industry’s interests, even if it means that Canada misses its climate targets. We speak to Kevin Taft, ex-Liberal Party politician and author of ‘Oil’s Deep State.’

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