““Tough-on-Crime” Policies are Back in Some Places That Had Reimagined Criminal Justice” — by Amanda Hernandez
Month: March 2024
“CIA Cutout Appoints Counterterrorism Czar Who Supported Massive Human Rights Abuses” — by Jeremy Kuzmarov
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“UN security council votes for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza” — by Roger McKenzie
“Native American Lawsuit in New York Sheds Light on Dark Aspect of US History” — by John Miles
“Twenty-Two Years After It Was Created, Guantanamo Bay Prison Remains a Monstrosity” — by Jeremy Kuzmarov
In 2020 Campaign Biden Promised to Close Facility, But Has Actually Upgraded It
“The UK has Scripted a Big ‘China Threat’ Farce this Time: Global Times Editorial” — by Global Times Staff
“Scott Ritter: Terrorist Attack in Moscow Does Not Look Like ISIS’ Handiwork” — by Andrei Dergalin
“Flour Massacre Called ‘Aid-Related Deaths’—Rather Than Part of Israel’s Engineered Famine” — by Robin Andersen
“Owen Jones tearing up his membership card indicts Starmer’s Labour” — by Moring Star Staff
FBI Whistleblower Responds To US Supreme Court Decision Allowing No-Fly List Lawsuit — by Kevin Gosztola
“How Paul Kagame Deliberately Sacrificed the Tutsi” — by Ann Garrison
“US Suffers Humiliating Defeat in Haiti” — by Steve Lalla
“Netflix Series on the Octopus Murders Continues Cover-up of Reporter’s Death and CIA Crimes He Threatened to Expose” — by Jeremy Kuzmarov
“Series labels bona fide whistleblowers as “out of their mind” and “manipulators” when documented evidence confirms what they are saying.” “In late February, Netflix began airing a four-part docuseries directed by Zachary Treitz called American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders. It follows journalist Christian Hansen as he investigated the August 1991 highly-suspicious death of journalist Danny Casolaro in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
“Anti-Imperialism in the US Today: What It Is and Is Not” — by Stansfield Smith
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