How the Bush Team Crushed Clinton’s FEMA
In Part 4 of this series, we learn how Bush’s hand-picked team set about dismantling the competent, engaged FEMA team installed under Bill Clinton.
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GOP Debates, Kids’ Edition
You’ve heard the expression “out of the mouths of babes”? Well, for a proper perspective on the GOP debate participants, it helps to hear their declarations from … the next generation. Funny doesn’t even begin to describe this video.
Chrysler Recalls Hackable Jeeps, Press Still Not Questioning Cause of Hastings Death
In a landmark action, Fiat Chrysler has recalled over a million Jeep Cherokees after tests showed that the cars could be remotely hacked. Despite this confirmation of the dangers lurking in computerized automobiles, the major media have yet to take a closer look at the death of crusading journalist Michael Hastings, who just before his fiery death expressed concerns that someone had tampered with his car.
Trump is Not the Carnival — The Whole Election Is
Is Trump simply a buffoon, or is the entire way we elect presidents buffoonish? This ran in 2011, after Trump abandoned a previous White House bid, but has never been more apt. The Donald Trumps, the Sarah Palins, and their ilk are not a sideshow to the real, substantive campaign. They are a comic distraction so that, by comparison, the rest can seem to offer us something. When in fact, they do not.
How the Hiroshima Bombing Got a Hollywood Makeover
Hollywood has always played a crucial role in the Military-Industrial Complex’s attempts to shape American minds and policy. Its role in sanitizing the horrors of Hiroshima is a powerful example.
Hiroshima Series, Part 3 — Death and Suffering, in Living Color
The third installment in our series on how the worst of the devastation caused by the atomic bomb was deliberately concealed from Americans for decades.
Trump’s Fallacies, America’s Oligarchy & Japan’s Spying Friends: July 31, 2015
NOW LIVE ON WhoWhatWhy PODCAST: Trump’s Dead Wrong About Immigration By Jeff Schechtman PODCAST: Does Donald Trump know what he’s talking about when it comes to immigration? Not according to new findings. A report issued by the University of New Hampshire’s Carsey School of Public Policy, reveals a startling decline—by more than half—in the number of […]
Jon Stewart’s White House Link, Trumping Trump On Immigration & Killer Robots: July 28, 2015
NOW LIVE ON WhoWhatWhy New Study Trumps Trump: Shocking Decline in Mexican Immigration By Russ Baker Donald Trump is the leading Republican candidate, largely because of his tough talk over Mexican immigration. There’s just one problem: a new report shows he’s way off base. But almost no one is covering it. WHO Jon Stewart’s Secret White […]
The Truth About El Chapo, Investigating Hillary & Nuclear Daisies: July 24, 2015
NOW LIVE ON WhoWhatWhy RadioWhoWhatWhy: “If you think you know what’s going on in Mexico, you’re misinformed.” By Guillermo Jimenez There’s more to the second prison break by Mexican drug kingpin El Chapo than meets the eye. A podcast. WHO Criminal Inquiry Is Sought in Clinton Email Account Two inspectors general requested a Justice Department inquiry […]
The Pope’s Odd Company, The F-35 Boondoggle & The Ghost of Judith Miller: July 22, 2015
NOW LIVE ON WhoWhatWhy Pope, with Green Reforms, Keeps Odd Company By Carmelo Ruiz Will the Pope’s courageous stand on the environment extend to challenging those who hypocritically associate themselves with it? WHO The US military’s Trillion-Dollar Boondoggle Scott Beauchamp takes a hard look at the costly, disastrous F-35 “fighter” jet. Many think “the most expensive weapons […]
Chicago’s Teen Prisoners, ‘Insane’ Arctic Drilling & Pluto’s Big Surprises: July 16, 2015
NOW LIVE ON WhoWhatWhy WhoWhatWhy Investigation Shows Broke Teens Rot in Chicago Jails for Years Awaiting Trials By Ralph Lopez In response to a WhoWhatWhy Freedom of Information Act request, Chicago officials admitted that many teens who are unable to make bail sit in the city’s jails, sometimes for years, before their cases go to […]
Democracy Suffers, Cuba’s Capitalism & Birds on Prozac: July 15, 2015
NOW LIVE ON WhoWhatWhy Republicans Dominate States with Poor Democratic Health, Study Finds By Klaus Marre A new study shows that there is a wide gap between states when it comes to providing access to the ballot box for their citizens. States won by President Barack Obama generally performed much better with regard to ballot […]