USA

By Saul Landau In July 1967, I met Lee Lockwood at the Mexico City ticket counter of Cubana de Aviacion. He had black curly hair, a confident almost smug look and he toted camera…
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By Bill Press The bad news is that hatred doesn't die easily. But the good news is that hatred does die eventually. And political movements built on hate have a relatively short shelf…
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By Angelica Salazar From her blog, Angelica's Eyes on Washington Is it true Mr. President? Oh, please tell me you too believe it’s time for a CHANGE in U.S. policy toward Cuba. So very…
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By Kristina Fiore From MedPage Today Physicians working for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) suffered severe ethical lapses in providing advice on enhanced interrogation…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com The latest economic news is bad, very bad indeed, at least for the vast majority of Americans, although not for corporations and the rich. Rather…
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By Saul Landau and Nelson Valdés “The average Washington correspondent is content to write what he is spoon-fed by the government's press officers.” I. F. Stone, 1953. “When the…
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By Paul Krugman From The New York Times I’m starting to have a sick feeling about prospects for American workers -- but not, or not entirely, for the reasons you might think. Yes,…
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By Bill Press You've heard of the gang that couldn't shoot straight? Barack Obama's the man who can't shoot straight. His first 20 months have zipped by with nothing to show for…
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By Bill Press Shirley Sherrod has been offered a new job in the Department of Agriculture. And by the time you read this, I hope she has taken it. She was done wrong. And she would…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com These days the discussion in Washington D.C. centers on deficits. Deficit hawks abound; they predict the country will be ruined unless the U.S.…
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