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Cornell West, on HBO’s Real Time, reiterated his criticism that President Obama is a “war criminal” for killing innocent people through drone…
The film Zero Dark Thirty has sparked debate on its justification of torture, its misuse of facts, and its pro-CIA agenda. The…
Protests that began outside US diplomatic institutions over the vile and racist film “Innocence of Muslims” in Egypt and Libya have spread…
When Mitt Romney stated that it was Israel’s “culture” that was responsible for the country’s superior economic development he was simply recycling…
The New York Times story on Obama’s “kill list,” showing the president poring over lists of biographies and selecting the names of…
What will it take to shine a spotlight on the vast income gap between the very rich and everyone else in the…
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