Common Dreams
Some Chernobyl Clouds Will Not Clear
18 Nisan 2005
Almost 20 years have passed since the world's worst nuclear accident, but Chernobyl continues to bring back traumatizing memories for many...
Nuclear Power is the Problem, Not a Solution
18 Nisan 2005
There is a huge propaganda push by the nuclear industry to justify nuclear power as a panacea for the reduction of global-warming gases....
Debt Cancellation Should be Considered
18 Nisan 2005
As the World Bank and International Monetary Fund prepare to hold their spring meetings in Washington, D.C., this weekend, debt...
Those Most in Favor Have Least at Stake, Says Report
18 Nisan 2005
Privatizing U.S. Social Security. By Abid Aslam
Connect These Dots
14 Nisan 2005
Freshly returned from a week of intellectual sparring at the Conference on World Affairs, the annual gabfest in Boulder (the late jazz...
End of Cheap Oil is a Blessing
14 Nisan 2005
Enraged about the high price of gas? A trip to the corner store might provide a much-needed reality check to the indignation over excessive...
Orwell is Alive and Well in the Bush Administration
11 Nisan 2005
What Congressman Sanders did find surprising was the Orwellian nature of the testimony from Secretary Gutierrez and the shameless degree to...
Energy Corporations With Record of Cheating Consumers Form New Lobbying Group to Influence Energy Policy
5 Nisan 2005
Four of the Six Corporations Have Paid Nearly $1 Billion to Settle Allegations of Market Manipulation
Why Media Ownership Matters
4 Nisan 2005
George Bush must have been delighted to learn from a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll that 56 percent of Americans still think Iraq...
Crush Corporate Crime
31 Mart 2005
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences held the press conference to draw attention to a new study it was releasing: "Restoring Trust in...
Revelations from an Insider
30 Mart 2005
Whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg on the Bush Administration, Civil Disobedience and the Eternal Fires of Hell. By Mira Ptacin
Forgetting Afghanistan - Again.
29 Mart 2005
In the past two years the US media have drastically reduced their coverage of Afghanistan. By Sonali Kolhatkar
The Right and Left of the Right to Die
29 Mart 2005
Granted - more than granted, enthusiastically agreed - the Bushies, red-staters and fundamentalists are arch-hypocrites who profess to care...
There Was No Checkpoint, There Was No Self-Defense
29 Mart 2005
Giuliana Sgrena Sets The Record Straight. By Jeremy Scahill
Energy Corporations With Record of Cheating Consumers Form...
28 Mart 2005
Four of the Six Corporations Have Paid Nearly $1 Billion to Settle Allegations of Market Manipulation
Army to Use 'Patriotic' Appeal After Missing Recruiting Goals Again
25 Mart 2005
The Army probably will fall short of its monthly enlistment goals again in March and April but expects a new emphasis on patriotic pitches...
Culture of Life or Culture of Living Death?
24 Mart 2005
From Terry Schiavo to Iraq. By Rahul Mahajan
Administration Kept Mum About Unapproved Modified Corn Sold
24 Mart 2005
This is a government that's operating in a stealth manner that wants to keep bad news from the public. By Seth Borenstein
World Water Day: Private Sector Still Eyeing to Own Every Drop
23 Mart 2005
Selling water rights to private institutions and then having people buy them back again is an issue that keeps rearing its ugly head at...
Miscovering Anti-War Protests (Again)
22 Mart 2005
At the end of this week's edition of ABC's This Week, in a discussion that felt like the discussion the week before and the week before...
Now Wolfowitz is Laughing All the Way to the World Bank
22 Mart 2005
The Rules are that the other 183 members are supposed to go along with whomever the United States designates to run the World Bank. It's...
World Water Day: EU Urged to Stop Privatization
22 Mart 2005
Civil society groups are calling for a change of course in the European Union's approach to water and sanitation in developing countries....
They Say Tomato, Students Say Justice
21 Mart 2005
Under pressure from a spirited coalition of farmworkers and student activists, fast food giant Taco Bell finally agrees to improve their...
Stiglitz Warns of Violence If Wolfowitz Goes to World Bank
21 Mart 2005
Joseph Stiglitz, the former chief economist of the World Bank and one of the world's most influential economic thinkers, has launched a...
