Category: Politics

Why a People’s Movement Is Rising in Carolina
by Peter Lindstrom | Jun 22, 2013 | PoliticsRepublicans in North Carolina bristle at comparisons of the Moral Monday demonstrations to Taksim Square. But there are similarities—for starters, just as the Turkish government did, the governor and Republicans first tried to blame “outside agitators”—but arrest records show over 98 percent of protesters are Carolina grown. Then, like the authoritarians in Ankara, GOP leaders […]

We Have Civilian Leadership in This Country, Remember?
by Doug Daniels | Jun 21, 2013 | PoliticsIt’s been more than two decades since the Tailhook scandal exposed the crisis of sexual assault in the military. But despite endless vows of “Zero Tolerance,” the realities of military culture and an obsolete disciplinary system continue to allow rapists to flourish with little threat of ever facing consequences. The Pentagon recently released its annual […]

The Only Logical Conclusion to the Abortion Debate
by Arthur Goldwag | Jun 20, 2013 | PoliticsHow is it that the GOP, which virtually defines itself by its bitter opposition to the “Nanny state,” is working so assiduously to create a Mommy State? How is it that the same people who believe that state-subsidized health care is the essence of tyranny, and who deplore poor people for their disinclination to make […]

Nick Turse: The Terror Diaspora
by Nick Turse | Jun 19, 2013 | Foreign PolicyThe Gulf of Guinea. He said it without a hint of irony or embarrassment. This was one of U.S. Africa Command’s big success stories. The Gulf… of Guinea. Never mind that most Americans couldn’t find it on a map and haven’t heard of the nations on its shores like Gabon, Benin, and Togo. Never mind that just five days before I […]
New York City’s Spies Are Worse than the NSA’s
by Peter Lindstrom | Jun 19, 2013 | National SecurityIt’s not that Americans shouldn’t be concerned about the National Security Agency.But the fact is we’ve known that we must have more oversight of federal security operations. In fact, the first major call for oversight of federal intelligence programs was a report by the Secretary of Defense Charles Wilson in 1956. So oversight is long […]
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