More and More Mortenson (And Less and Less NY Times)
The New York Times is embarrassingly slow off the mark to investigate the best-selling author it promoted. And its columnists? Read and weep.
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The CIA’s Man in Libya?
The complicated back story to the “spontaneous uprising” in Libya deserves our attention
Iraq Invasion Revelations: Fueled Again, UK Style
Major new evidence that UK joined the Iraq invasion to benefit oil companies…
Russ Baker in Miami: Tuesday, April 26
In Miami or nearby? Join Russ April 26, 8pm
Worth Considering: Pakistan Meet Elmo; Biodegradable Cars; The Good News Bears
Watch out Taliban, here comes Sesame Street. A tough mushroom makes a tougher bumper. And welcome a microscopic friend.
Three Cups of T. Friedman
If we care about Greg Mortenson’s credibility, do we also care about the credibility of those who sold us on Mortenson—and the military agenda behind him?
This Just in: The Big Crooks Are in Jail! (er, in Egypt)
The leadership in Egypt is in jail, and bravo, says our Paper of Record. Meanwhile, back home, our counterpart establishment is doing just fine, thanks.
George Carlin on “The American Dream”: A Few Dirty Words and A Whole Lot of Sense
If George Carlin were still with us, we’d have recruited him for the WhoWhatWhy advisory board. He had a certain clarity about the world that is sadly lacking. Accept no substitute….
Meet the Nuclear Gypsies
More on the miserable truth about those nuclear plant workers in Japan.
Take The Quiz: Who Pays More Taxes—GE or NYT?
GE is spitting mad at the New York Times for reporting that it paid no taxes last year. Let’s let these two corporations go to the mat in a tax matchup.
Getting Real on Budgets—and Who Won’t Budge
Now’s the time to shake off the slumber and look—gasp—look at who’s really benefitting from the shutdown threat.
Japan Nukes: Finally—What About The Workers?
Now that we know all about the threats to capital, and to the rest of us, we find out something about the workers at the plant.