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16 January 2002
Atomic treason from the U.S. House
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Harvey Wasserman
If terrorists turn a US nuclear plant into a radioactive holocaust, the House of Representatives wants you to pay for it. But the Senate can still say otherwise.

The House voted November 28 in virtual secret to shield new...
16 January 2002
What the Press Hasn't Told You About the War
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Martin Yant
In America’s war on terrorism, the first U.S. casualty was the First Amendment. The military, the Bush administration and the media itself have squelched important information about the war in Afghanistan since it began on...
16 January 2002
Green Party Begins Living Wage Ballot Initiative Campaign
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At its January meeting, the Coordinating Committee of the Green Party of Ohio committed to working on a campaign to enact a Living Wage ordinance in the City of Columbus. A living wage ordinance would require employers who receive...
11 January 2002
The Limits of Integration
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Dr. Manning Marable
From Frederick Douglass to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. for more than a century, the dominant political perspective within the Black Freedom Movement was “integrationism.” This political approach emphasized the deep commitment and...
10 January 2002
The Black Health Deficit
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Dr. Manning Marable
There are many ways to measure the destructive impact of structural racism on the African-American community. Perhaps the most important effects are on our health and physical well being. The National Medical Association of Washington D....
09 January 2002
Forbidden Truth?
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Alexander Cockburn
Conspiracy is going mainstream. On the morning of Jan. 8, Paula Zahn of CNN went into histrionic wide-eyed mode as she parleyed with Richard Butler, former head of the UN inspection team in Iraq, latter part of the wipe-out-Saddam lobby...

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