Former UN Weapons Inspector to speak in Minneapolis 8/31: “We are seeing (Iraq) history repeat itself” (in Iran).




By Marisa Taylor, McClatchy Newspapers FBI agents investigating government watchdog Scott Bloch have subpoenaed any records that would reveal whether concerns about the 2004 elections prompted him to clear Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice of ethics violations. Bloch, the U.S. special counsel who investigates federal employee whistleblower complaints, found no merit to allegations that Rice,…
David Edwards and Nick Juliano, Raw Story Vice President Dick Cheney cut a deal with the prime minister of Australia to orchestrate a plea bargain with an Australian terror suspect that would keep him out of sight until after Australia’s national elections next month, an Australian television station reported. Cheney “interfered directly” to secure Guantanamo…
By Tim Dickinson, Rolling Stone Earlier this year, the world’s top climate scientists released a definitive report on global warming. It is now “unequivocal,” they concluded, that the planet is heating up. Humans are directly responsible for the planetary heat wave, and only by taking immediate action can the world avert a climate catastrophe. Megadroughts,…
Justice Department Increasingly Avoiding Corporate Prosecutions April 10, 2008 The original content of this program is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. Please attribute legal copies of this work to democracynow.org. The Justice Department has put off prosecuting more than fifty companies suspected of wrongdoing over the last three…
therawstory Protester suffers dislocated knee after clash with police in Rhode Island A 22-year-old woman remains hospitalized following a violent conflict with police on Saturday at a protest organized by the Industrial Workers of the World labor group in Providence, Rhode Island, reports the Providence Journal. (Original Article)
Italy indicts 31 linked to CIA rendition case The Associated Press Published: February 15, 2007 MILAN, Italy: Italy will hold the first criminal trial over the CIA’s extraordinary rendition program after a judge on Friday indicted 26 Americans and five Italians for the kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric, while U.S. allies elsewhere in Europe are…
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