"We are providing logistical support and intel-sharing for their aerial campaign; we're doing spare-part transfers, making sure that all those F-15s that are dropping bombs on civilian targets in Yemen are up to speed."

"Employers are willing to go to great lengths—'great lengths' is an understatement—to avoid having to have their employees covered by our labor and employment laws."

"Media have been slow to recognize the degree to which the Tea Party represents perhaps the furthest right of the Republican Party."

US media bring images of Yemen's suffering, but you could think it was happening on Mars, if the dots are not connected between the bombs and the hunger and the cholera, and elected US congressmembers voting again and again to be part of it.

Election Focus 2020: "No matter what happens, all of the candidates came away with a new appreciation of the complexity and the depth of some of the issues involving American Indians and Alaska Natives."

Katharine Gun's revelations showed before the invasion that people on the inside, whose livelihood depends on following the party line, were willing to risk jail time to expose the lies and threats.

Election Focus 2020: The historic Native American Presidential Forum was ultimately less about the candidates than about the 5 million Natives across the country, and the possibility of their seeing government as representing rather than oppressing them.

At the heart of the Mauna Kea action is a challenge not only to a telescope, but to capital and the pursuit of unmitigated industrial growth at any cost. It’s no wonder, then, that when corporate-owned media are tasked with examining this movement,

"It gives tremendous discretion to people, basically, to discriminate, to discriminate knowing the government now has your back."

Evidence of DC Councilmember Jack Evans' corruption has abounded for many years--just not in the pages of the influential Washington Post, which has long protected the powerful local politician.