Short Reviews: A Small Space Vanquished
A documentary on how rising real estate prices destroyed a tiny rock club that was more like a nightly happening, the kind of authentic creative endeavor that draws us to places such as New York.
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Classic Who: Memorial Day in Images
For Memorial Day, we present paintings and other works of art from the last two centuries that express the horrors of war. (First published May 26, 2014)
Are More Primary Problems Looming in California?
Misleading information and voters erroneously signing up for a far-right party could result in thousands of voters being turned away on the day of California’s Democratic primary.
Short Reviews: A Fight to Be Heard
When former pro footballer Steve Gleason learned he had a particularly horrible illness, he also found he was going to have a son. His story, in this documentary.
Classic Who: Hiroshima Series, Part II
We revisit past coverage in ‘Hiroshima Series, Part II,’ as Greg Mitchell documents how film crews capturing the devastation had their work classified from public consumption.
Exclusive, Previously Unpublished Interview With Mark Lane
Mark Lane, the store-front lawyer, freedom-rider, and prolific author, who took the CIA to court and won, talks about a number of subjects, including his lifelong crusade to get the word out on who really killed John F. Kennedy.
Classic Who: Hiroshima Series, Part I
In ‘Hiroshima Series, Part I,’ Greg Mitchell examines how far US officials went to keep the American people in the dark —- unaware of the Bomb’s full human consequences.
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A Criminal for Peace: Walking with Daniel Berrigan
Ed Curtin honors the extraordinary life of his friend, anti-war activist Daniel Berrigan, a deeply courageous man who was also magical, and full of surprises.
Facebook Gets a “Like” from Glenn Beck
Following the brouhaha over whether Facebook is intentionally keeping “conservative” content off its “Trending Topics” feature, the Internet giant not only released an internal document with its review guidelines but also invited a group of conservative figureheads to its HQ to make its case that no such bias was occurring. Following the meeting with Facebook […]
Will the Radical War on Science Transform America?
In Canada, 2000 scientists, and decades of research were dumped. In this comprehensive, alarming essay, Peter Dale Scott warns that, unopposed, the Koch brothers, who are heavily invested in the Albertan tar sands, could do the same thing to science in America.
With pressure mounting, long-silent 9/11 Commissioners going rogue
The official 9/11 narrative is unraveling now at considerable speed. Certainly the part of the 9/11 Commission’s narrative is that wrote in 2004: “We have found no evidence that the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded the organization.” Philip Shenon’s piece in the Guardian on Thursday has former Secretary of the Navy and 9/11 Commissioner […]