The United States government routinely tells its subject citizenry and the world of America’s grand commitment to freedom and democracy. Putting aside the inconvenient problem of its own domestic oligarchy and plutocracy, let’s have a look at some of Washington’s “democracy”-loving key allies

Such is the logic of endless imperial war, an Orwellian U.S. complex with a stark state-capitalist twist in the second decade of the 21st century

We all need some civil unrest – a lot actually, on a mass scale, each and every day

The liberal left’s bourgeois and identity-politicized buffoonery over the Obama administration persists long after the president has become a lame duck

The planet’s top prison state keeps as many Black men behind bars today as were US slaves in 1860

Black resistance and British policy left the colonists no choice but to secede from the British Empire if they wanted to preserve and expand their profitable slave system

Spaceship Earth” presents its own urgent social and ecological justifications for massive public works programs and investments

U.S. claims to advance democracy, freedom, and humanitarian development have always been and remain little more than deceptive cover

The partisan polarization narrative is fundamentally incorrect and deceptive in three basic ways. The first problem is that U.S. citizens are nowhere nearly as divided along “Red” and “Blue” lines as media and political elites tell us.

“What we say goes” is a lethal fantasy, full of hazard for (United States-of-) Americans themselves