Bernie Sanders’s voice would need to be the voice of the future—the voice of the progressive bloc that seems to be assembling to prevent a dystopian future

Interview on the cultural preoccupation with “the zombie apocalypse” in United States

Interview on wealth inequality and the no-billionaires idea

Matt, I have never met you personally, but I did first encounter you, years back, on a massive screen. It was seeing…

After 10 years of this remote-control killing, the Obama administration should seek effective solutions that adhere to international law.

Historians, like journalists, play their most honourable role when they myth-bust

There is little, if any, uproar and outrage, when brown women suffer at the hands of western men and women, or their cronies, as is the situation in Iraq

The relationship means that Amazon is responsible for keeping the CIA’s secrets and aggregating data to help the agency do its work. Including drone strikes

Pakistanis we have talked to say this could only happen on orders from the United States, which did not want Khan speaking out in Europe against US policy

“It felt like being in a huge prison.” That was how I responded to questions I was asked after leading a delegation of African Americans on a visit to the occupied Palestinian territories

Activists protesting for “new energy revolution” in the United States

Noam Chomsky is interviewed by Bill Zimmerman

What Van Ronk’s book thoroughly exudes and the film completely misses is the cooperative, community-centered spirit of the time

A normal country would be concerned by how it is viewed in the world

Ten years prior, the US had stormed Baghdad, unleashing one of the 20th century’s most brutal and longest conflicts. Since then, Iraq has not ceased to bleed

Advice for the young: pursuing the simple virtues of honesty, integrity, and an open mind may not be welcomed by authority and power

Any review of the recent ups and downs of U.S. labor must start in Michigan

A whole generation of Afghans and other people around the developing world see the true results of Westerners’ self-righteous claim for the need to keep civilians “safe” through war

Seven months later, we have the new Egyptian dictatorship’s answer to the internet: monitor its users, jail its journalists in Egypt, and use it to broadcast messages of hate and misinformation about political opponents

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the ninth

Thailand’s anti-corruption protesters appear to have lost faith in the key tenet of representative democracy: rule by people or parties elected by the majority of citizens

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the eighth

May you always find your happiness in alleviating the pain of others by standing up for what is right and honorable

The nominees for the Celebrity Oscars

History reveals that in seeking social change, you lose, you lose, you lose, you win

Organizers have begun to push for action by state legislatures to impede the electric, water and other services that sustain the NSA’s secretive outposts

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the seventh

Do you want your children or your grandchildren to have an environment in which they can have a decent life?

Science as human curiosity, as authority, and as business

The rules by which US-Israeli relations are governed are perhaps the most bewildering of all foreign policies of any two countries

In the pressure cooker of Washington politics, J Street’s emergence has been mostly positive. But what does its motto “Pro-Israel, Pro-Peace” really mean?

The Syrian women and their global allies understand that the Syria crisis is so deep and complex that it will take a long time to end the fighting and even longer to rebuild

Interview on number of issues including the Tea Party and its anarchistic tactics

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the sixth

Let’s make 2014 a political tipping point year. This statement is a good sign that, on climate, it could very well be

Utopia had its premiere in the urban heart of indigenous Australia

Ethical Eaters of the world unite…for workers rights

Noam Chomsky answers questions tweeted in from audience

The going wisdom is that Twitter is becoming a major platform for people to get news and to interact with ideas. Seriously?

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the fifth

American journalism has entered highly dangerous terrain

Interview on anarcho-syndicalism: what it is, how it arises, and how it can be applied by people that want to affect positive change in the world

It remains to be seen whether NJ Governor Chris Christie will be able to avoid having his political career crash and burn

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the fourth

A worst case scenario is unfolding in Syria, and Palestinian refugees, particularly in the Yarmouk refugee camp, are paying a heavy price for Syria’s cruelest war

A basic principle of journalism is to acknowledge when the owner of a media outlet has a major financial relationship with the subject of coverage

Humans are social beings, and the kind of creature that a person becomes depends crucially on the social, cultural and institutional circumstances of their life

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=v-rrXjYi-Uw Bridgewater, MA “Noam Chomsky will talk about social justice and a people-centered movements when he speaks on Thursday at the Unitarian…

Students ask a series of questions relating to the civil rights movement and other topics which they are currently studying

In December 2013 David Marty did an extensive interview with Michael Albert. We present it in nine parts – of which this is the third