Award-winning Investigative Journalist Robert Parry (1949-2018)

Award-winning investigative journalist and founder/editor of ConsortiumNews.com, Robert Parry has passed away. His ground-breaking work uncovering Reagan-era dirty wars in Central America and many other illegal and immoral policies conducted by successive administrations and U.S. intelligence agencies, stands as an inspiration to all in journalists working in the public interest.

Robert had been a regular guest on our Between The Lines and Counterpoint radio shows -- and many other progressive outlets across the U.S. over four decades.

His penetrating analysis of U.S. foreign policy and international conflicts will be sorely missed, and not easily replaced. His son Nat Parry writes a tribute to his father: Robert Parry’s Legacy and the Future of Consortiumnews.

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The Resistance Starts Now!

Between The Lines' coverage and resource compilation of the Resistance Movement

"The man who predicted Trump presidential win now says Trump impeachment could happen," AM Joy with Joy Reid, MSNBC, Jan. 21, 2018
"Sketchy Kazakh money finds its way into Trump dealings," The Rachel Maddow Show, MSNBC, Jan. 15, 2018
"Red flags seen in many Trump real estate deals," The Rachel Maddow Show, MSNBC, Jan. 15, 2018
"Secret Money: How Trump Made Millions Selling Condos To Unknown Buyers," BuzzFeed, Jan. 12, 2018
"The Scandals of Donald Trump: Presidential Edition," The Atlantic, May 15, 2017
"Here's what we know so far about Team Trump's ties to Russian interests," Washington Post's ongoing compilation
"What Comey Was Investigating, Explained," The Moscow Project, Center for American Progress

"Donald Trump's Financial Ties to Russian Oligarchs and Mobsters Detailed In Explosive New Documentary from the Netherlands," Dutch TV documentary, Alternet.org, May 12, 2017
Ongoing compilation of Trump's creeping authoritarianism," MotherJones.com
Full resource list ...

SPECIAL REPORT: "The Resistance - Women's March 2018 - Hartford, Connecticut" Jan. 20, 2018

Selected speeches from the Women's March in Hartford, Connecticut 2018, recorded and produced by Scott Harris

SPECIAL REPORT: "No Fracking Waste in CT!" Jan. 14, 2018

Jen Siskind Jennifer Siskind, local coordinator for Food and Water Watch, describes the campaign to stop fracking waste in Connecticut, which so far has led to fracking waste bans in 34 towns around the state. Interviewed by Richard Hill on Mic Check, WPKN Radio, Bridgeport, CT

SPECIAL REPORT: "Resistance Round Table: The Unraveling Continues..." Jan. 13, 2018

Lindsay Kanaly The panel discusses Trump's long history of racism and the Republican voter suppression juggernaut confronting Democrats leading up to the 2018 elections. Special guest: Lindsay Kanaly, a lead organizer of the Women's Marches planned for Jan. 20, 2018. Panel: Scott Harris, Ruthanne Baumgartner and Richard Hill on Resistance Roundtable, WPKN Radio, Bridgeport, CT.

SPECIAL REPORT: "Capitalism to the ash heap?" Richard Wolff, Jan. 2, 2018

Richard Wolff, Economics professor Richard Wolff declares U.S. capitalism to be beyond repair and suggests the need for a radical alternative. Interviewed by Richard Hill

SPECIAL REPORT: Maryn McKenna, author of "Big Chicken", Dec. 7, 2017

Maryn McKenna, investigative journalist and author of Big Chicken, talks about the widespread use and dangers of antibiotics in commercial poultry, beef and fruit production. Interview by Bill Duesing, Richard Hill and Guy Beardsly on WPKN's Organic Farm Stand.

SPECIAL REPORT: Nina Turner's address, Working Families Party Awards Banquet, Dec. 14, 2017

Nina Turner, president of Our Revolution, talks about the fight ahead for progressives as she receives the Working Families Organization Award for Exceptional Leadership Towards Advancing Progress. The event was held in Meriden, CT. Produced by Richard Hill.

SPECIAL REPORT: Mic Check, Dec. 12, 2017

Working Families Party of CT talks strategy and issues for 2018.
Lindsay Farrell, executive director of the Working Families Party of Connecticut, discusses the state's electoral landscape and lays out the issues and strategies that could lead to progressive victories in 2018. Interviewed by Richard Hill.

SPECIAL REPORT: Resistance Roundtable, Dec. 9, 2017

Disturbing developments in the Trump/Republican Agenda
Focus on the tax bill, destruction of our public lands, North Korea and Trump's private CIA. Panel: Scott Harris, Ruthanne Baumgartner and Richard Hill. Special guest: Jo Macallero of Rise and Resist.

SPECIAL REPORT: On Tyranny - one year later, Nov. 28, 2017

Professor Timothy Snyder, author of the highly acclaimed resistance manual On Tyranny, discusses his book and offers a fresh assessment of the state of our beleaguered republic. Timothy Snyder, history professor at Yale, is introduced by Stanley Heller, administrator of Promoting Enduring Peace, a Connecticut-based organization that sponsored this event at the United Church Parish House in New Haven on Nov. 28. A brief interview with Snyder conducted by WPKN radio producer, Richard Hill, follows his talk.

SPECIAL REPORT: Mic Check, Nov. 12, 2017

Lynne Ide, director of program and policy with the Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut, talks about the current state of health care coverage in Connecticut. Interviewed by Richard Hill, WPKN radio producer

SPECIAL REPORT: Resistance Roundtable, Nov. 11, 2017

Focus on the Republican tax plan, the just-released autopsy on the Democratic Party, and Internet censorship by Google, Facebook and Youtube. Including an interview with Hilary Grant, a lead organizer with Action Together Connecticut, who discusses the local results of the recent election, with hosts Richard Hill, Scott Harris and Ruth Baumgartner WPKN producers

SPECIAL REPORT: Rainy Day Radio, Nov. 7, 2017

Two leaders from Redneck Revolt, an anti-racist, anti-capitalist movement, talk about their work organizing with white working class people in Suffolk County, New York. Interviewed by Richard Hill, WPKN radio producer

SPECIAL REPORT: Rainy Day Radio, Nov. 7, 2017

Bruce Gagnon, coordinator for the Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space, describes the extent of -- and motives underlying -- the vast US network of military bases around the globe. Interviewed by Richard Hill, WPKN radio producer

SPECIAL REPORT: Resisting U.S. JeJu Island military base in South Korea, Oct. 24, 2017

Joyakol, South Korean peace activist and singer, discusses the crisis on the Korean peninsula and focuses on the resistance to the U.S. huge military base being constructed on Jeju Island. The event was sponsored by the Greater New Haven Peace Council and this audio was recorded by Richard Hill, WPKN producer.
Joyakol discusses Americans' biggest misconceptions about the conflict between North and South Korea and the U.S., Interview by Richard Hill, WPKN producer.

SPECIAL REPORT: John Allen, Out in New Haven

John Allen, founding director of the New Haven Pride Center, Connecticut, talks about his new LGBTQ television show, Out in New Haven, which presents a range of political and cultural issues to the community. Interviewed by Richard Hill on WPKN's Rainy Day Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2018.

2017 Gandhi Peace Awards

Promoting Enduring Peace presented its Gandhi Peace Award jointly to renowned consumer advocate Ralph Nader and BDS founder Omar Barghouti on April 23, 2017.

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Between The Lines Presentation at the Left Forum 2016

"How Do We Build A Mass Movement to Reverse Runaway Inequality?" with Les Leopold, author of "Runaway Inequality: An Activist's Guide to Economic Justice,"May 22, 2016, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, The City University of New York, 860 11th Ave. (Between 58th and 59th), New York City. Between The Lines' Scott Harris and Richard Hill moderated this workshop. Listen to the audio/slideshows and more from this workshop.

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JEREMY SCAHILL: Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker "Dirty Wars"

Listen to the full interview (30:33) with Jeremy Scahill, an award-winning investigative journalist with the Nation Magazine, correspondent for Democracy Now! and author of the bestselling book, "Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army," about America's outsourcing of its military. In an exclusive interview with Counterpoint's Scott Harris on Sept. 16, 2013, Scahill talks about his latest book, "Dirty Wars, The World is a Battlefield," also made into a documentary film under the same title, and was nominated Dec. 5, 2013 for an Academy Award in the Best Documentary Feature category.

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This Week on Between The Lines

Posted Aug. 12, 2015 for week ending Aug. 21, 2015

"Grocery manufacturers and the biotechnology companies like Monsanto have spent tens of millions of dollars in states where (labeling laws) have been either in the legislature or on the ballot. We think that they've spent close to $100 million ... and then they shifted their attention to D.C."

– Patty Lovera, assistant director with the group Food & Water Watch, discussing the lobbying effort that succeeded in passing a House bill that bans states from requiring the labeling of foods that contain genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

Listen to the entire program using these links, or to individual interviews via the links appearing prior to each segment description below.

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House Passes Bill That Would Ban State Laws Mandating Labeling of GMO Foods

Interview with Patty Lovera, assistant director with the group Food & Water Watch, conducted by Scott Harris

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill on July 23 called the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act, which would ban all states from requiring the labeling of foods that contain genetically-engineered ingredients. Supporters of the legislation assert that there's no credible evidence that foods produced with biotechnology pose any risk to human health and safety. But the bill's opponents say that GMO foods have not undergone rigorous and thorough unbiased testing, and that consumers should have the right to know what's in the food they're eating, regardless of perceived hazards. Consumer groups have nicknamed the bill, the Denying Americans the Right to Know Act, or DARK. Story continues

EPA Sued for its Conditional Approval of Nanotechnology Pesticide

Interview with Jaydee Hanson, policy director with the International Center for Technology Assessment, conducted by Scott Harris

The International Center for Technology Assessment and the Center for Food Safety filed a joint lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on July 27 challenging the agency's conditional approval of the antimicrobial pesticide product called, "Nanosilva." The pesticide under scrutiny, which will be used in textiles and plastics, employs nanotechnology that breaks down silver into particles more than 1,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair. Conventional silver has been used as an antibacterial products for centuries, as it releases ions that are deadly for many bacteria and fungi. However, watchdog groups and scientists are increasingly concerned about the growing number of consumer products that contain nanoparticles that could pose unique hazards and long-term risks. Unless regulations are imposed, nanoparticles of silver, that combat stains and odors, may soon be embedded in children's toys, clothing, plastics and fabrics. Story continues

Psychological Health of Police Officers a Critical Factor in Ethical Law Enforcement

Excerpt of talk by New Haven, Connecticut Assistant Police Chief Anthony Campbell, recorded and produced by Melinda Tuhus

At least once a week, America wakes up to another police killing of an unarmed African American man or woman. The deaths of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, Eric Garner in New York City and many others at the hands of police gave birth to the Black Lives Matter movement last year, which challenged a law enforcement and judicial system that was unresponsive to obvious cases of racial bias. Story continues

This week’s summary of under-reported news

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Police recruits in the Ruhr Valley in western Germany learn different lessons in disarming suspects than their American counterparts. They learn how to police in dangerous situations without using a gun. ("Where the police don’t pull guns," Christian Science Monitor, June 28, 2015)
The recently elected left wing mayor of Barcelona, Spain, Ada Colau, wants to impose a stiff cap on the number of tourists traveling to explore her attractive and historic city. ("Should cities ban tourists," In These Times, July 15, 2015)
Jesse Jackson arrived at Google’s headquarters in Silicon Valley with a cause and knowledge of what levers to push. At the 2014 Google shareholders meeting, the veteran civil rights leader pressed Google’s only top-level black executive, David Drummond, to release its federal data on workforce diversity. ("How white is my Valley," Mother Jones, June 30, 2015; "How to hack sexism," Mother Jones, July/August 2015)

Recent Shows

August

Week Ending Aug. 14, 2015

Daphne Wysham: Opposition to Arctic Oil Drilling Provokes Civil Disobedience Actions Targeting Shell Icebreaker in Portland
Anne Kelly: President’s Clean Power Plan Attracts Business Support
Vijay Das: On Medicare's 50th Anniversary, Bills in Congress Would Expand Medicare to All Citizens

Week Ending Aug. 7, 2015

Paul Kawika Martin: Will Congressional Rejection of the Iran Nuclear Agreement Lead to War?
Ralph Nader: Ralph Nader Assesses Opportunities for Building Progressive Movement in 2016 Presidential Campaign
Luz Catarineau and Mark Colville: New Haven’s Amistad Catholic Worker House Celebrates 20 Years of Social Justice Activism

July

Week Ending July 31, 2015

Jamal Abdi: U.S. Peace Movement Must Mobilize to Prevent Congress from Killing the Iran Nuclear Accord
Stephen F. Cohen: U.S., Russian Military Escalation in Ukraine Could Lead to Dangerous Unintended Consequences
Wendsler Nosie: Apache Tribal Activists Fight to Reverse Land Grab of Sacred Arizona Site

Week Ending July 24, 2015

Mark Weisbrot: Tentative EU-Greece Bailout Deal Inflicts More Painful Austerity, But Will Fail Without Debt Relief
Dustin White: Supreme Court Ruling Against EPA in Mercury Pollution Case Not a Victory for Coal Industry
Mark Potok: Congress Needs to Investigate Threat of Domestic Terrorism Posed by White Supremacist Hate Groups

Week Ending July 17, 2015

James S. Henry: Greeks Say No to More EU Austerity, Yes to Dignity
Raleigh Hoke: Despite $18.7 Billion BP Gulf Oil Spill Settlement, Concerns Remain How Money will be Spent
Wayne Smith: Former U.S. Diplomat Celebrates Normalization of U.S.-Cuba Relations

Week Ending July 10, 2015

John Mearsheimer: U.S. Deployment of Heavy Military Equipment to the Baltics and Eastern Europe Escalates Tension with Russia
Rabbi Mordechai Liebling: The Pope’s Climate Change Encyclical Inspires Action Among Religious Communities
Nick Nyhart: As Congress Blocks Restoration of Voting Rights Act, GOP-Governed States Continue to Enact Voter Suppression Laws

Week Ending July 3, 2015

Graylan Hagler: Charleston Massacre Provokes Long Overdue National Debate Confronting Racist Ideology
Gretchen Borchelt: Current Legal Battle to Keep Texas Abortion Clinics Open Could Effect Change Across the U.S.
Jim Dean: Progressive PAC Threatens "Free Trade Democrats" with Primary Challenges

June

Week Ending June 26, 2015

Sarah Anderson: Free Trade Opponents Claim Victory in Defeating Fast Track, But Critical Battles Still Lie Ahead
Kimberly Hart, New Haven Mayor Toni Harp, and Dominique Dickey: Rally in New Haven Challenges Yale, Private Sector and City to Create Living Wage Jobs
Kshama Sawant: Seattle's Passage of $15 Minimum Wage Inspires Similar Campaigns Nationwide

Week Ending June 19, 2015

Sue Udry: Civil Liberties Advocates Say USA Freedom Act Falls Short on Reforming NSA Dragnet Surveillance
Susan Rubin: Opponents Rally to Stop Expansion of Gas Pipeline Near Troubled Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant
Jennifer Clark: GOP Voter Suppression Laws Challenged Ahead of 2016 Presidential Election

Week Ending June 12, 2015

Medea Benjamin: Women's Walk for Peace Across Demilitarized Zone Advocates Peace Treaty Between North and South Korea
Sydney Grange: Protesters Demand Federal Energy Commission Stop Rubber-Stamping Gas Industry Projects
Jean Ross: Presidential Candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders Champions Robin Hood Tax on Wall Street

Week Ending June 5, 2015

Adam Johnson: U.S. Media Buries the Lead in Special Forces Assault Inside Syria
Rebecca Craven: Wisconsin Dane County Zoning Board Demands Spill Insurance for Proposed Tar Sands Pipeline
Peter Jenkins: Environmentalists Say White House Pollinator Health Task Force Protections Fall Short

May

Week Ending May 29, 2015

Kevin Zeese: Opponents Say Trans-Pacific Partnership Free Trade Deal Will Impose Defacto Corporate Governance
Costas Panayotakis: Eurozone Fears Spread of Resistance If Greece Wins Concessions on Austerity
Ardeth Platte: Antiwar Protesters' Conviction for Sabotage at U.S. Nuclear Facility Overturned

Week Ending May 22, 2015

Shahid Buttar: In Landmark Ruling, Federal Appeals Court Finds NSA Bulk Collection of Americans' Phone Data Illegal
Amanda Starbuck: Rainforest Action Network Campaign Pushes Bank of America to End Financing of Coal
Russ Choma: One Percent of the One Percent Dominates Funding of U.S. Electoral Politics

Week Ending May 15, 2015

Brad Braxton: Seeds of Change Found in the Ashes of Baltimore's Uprising
Nicole Fortier: New Book Chronicles Growing Consensus Advocating U.S. Criminal Justice System Reform
Greg Guma: Will Sanders' Run for the White House Help Build a National Progressive Movement Beyond '16 Campaign?

Week Ending May 8, 2015

Chris Toensing: Saudi Airstrikes and Blockade Exacerbate Yemen’s Humanitarian Crisis
Sophia Cope: As Patriot Act Section 215 Expires, Campaign Pushes for Reform of Dragnet Government Surveillance
Jen Siskind: Environmental Groups Protest New England Governors' Plan to Invest Billions in Natural Gas

Week Ending May 1, 2015

Sarah Jaffe: Low-Wage Workers Organize Largest Nationwide Protest to Push for $15 Minimum Wage
Wilma Subra: On Fifth Anniversary of Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, Not All Is Well in the Gulf
Isaiah Poole: 'Populism 2015' Conference Crafts Progressive Agenda to Influence 2016 Presidential Election Debate

April

Week Ending April 24, 2015

Matthew Fogg: Culture of Impunity a Toxic Element Contributing to Police Violence
Chelsea Watson, Maya Jenkins and Phoebe Chatfield: Yale Climate Activists Launch Direct Action Protests to Press for Fossil Fuel Divestment
Matthew Gardner: Deep Tax Cuts for Corporations and the Rich Create Unfair Tax System for Poor and Working Families

Week Ending April 17, 2015

Paul Kawika Martin: GOP and Iranian Hardliners Aim to Kill International Iran Nuclear Deal
Steve Berg: Programs to Eliminate Homelessness Within Reach, But Require Funding
Aquene Freechild: Citizen Groups Urge President to Issue Executive Order Mandating Federal Contractors Disclose Political Spending

Week Ending April 10, 2015

Patrick Woodall: Leaked Secret TPP Chapter Reveals Corporate Rights that Undermine Democracy
Cassady Sharp: Broad Coalition of Environmental Groups Working to Stop Oil Drilling in the Arctic
George Woodliff-Stanley and Sarah Dobbs: Swarthmore Students' Fossil Fuel Divestment Sit-In Inspires Climate Activists Nationwide

Week Ending April 3, 2015

Josh Ruebner: Israel's Election Outcome Confirms Death of 2-State Solution, Demands New U.S. Middle East Policy
Lindsay Koshgarian: Republicans and White House Push for Major Increases in Military Spending in 2016 Budget
Dave Johnson: The Congressional Progressive Caucus' 'People's Budget' Takes on the Issue of Income Inequality

March

Week Ending March 27, 2015

Jim Lobe: Neocon Campaign to Derail Iran Nuclear Talks Increases Likelihood of War
Lizz Brown: Department of Justice Report on Pervasive Racism in Ferguson Police and Courts Provokes Calls for Accountability
Donald Cohen: Privatizing Prisons: A Bad Deal for Inmates and Society

Week Ending March 20, 2015

Khalilah L. Brown-Dean: 50 Years After Selma March, New Report Finds Party Politics Increasingly Polarized by Race
Micah Uetricht: Chicago's Progressive Movement Rallies to Defeat Mayor Rahm Emanuel's Re-Election
Anja Rudiger: Despite Setbacks, Vermont Grassroots Campaign Pushes for First-in-Nation Single Payer Health Care System

Week Ending March 13, 2015

Robert Naiman: Netanyahu To U.S. Congress: Choose War with Iran Over Negotiations
Charles Chandler: Activist Walks Hundreds of Miles and Risks Arrest to Focus Attention on Climate Change
Craig Aaron: After Winning Historic Victory, Net Neutrality Activists Must Defend Against Coming Industry Attacks

Week Ending March 6, 2015

Mark Weisbrot: Greek Syriza Party Makes Progress Challenging Austerity Policies in Four-Month Eurozone Bailout Extension
Phyllis Bennis: What's Behind the Warped Theology and Origin of ISIS Terrorists?
Margaret Flowers: Opponents Mobilize to Stop Fast Track and TransPacific Partnership Free Trade Agreement

February

Week Ending Feb. 27, 2015

Matthew Hoh: The Failure of Military Interventions Haunts President’s Push for New Congressional War Authorization
Samuel Fey: Study Finds Accelerating Rate of Species Mass Die-Offs Around the Globe
James S. Henry: Leaked Documents Reveal HSBC Bank's Dirty Dealings with Tax Dodgers, Drug Traffickers and Arms Dealers

Week Ending Feb. 20, 2015

Lev Golinkin: In Escalating U.S.-Russian Proxy War, Eastern Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Ignored
Carling Sothoron: Opposing Cove Point Maryland LNG Terminal, Activists Launch Civil Disobedience Actions
Michael Copps: As FCC Readies New Net Neutrality Rules, Telecom Giants Plan Legal and Legislative Offensive

Week Ending Feb. 13, 2015

Mel Goodman: Netanyahu's Arrogant Obstruction Signals Need to Change U.S.-Israeli Relations
Ali Al-Ahmed: Obama and West Remain Silent on Saudi Arabia’s Dismal Human Rights Record
Mark Price: New Report Documents 'The Increasingly Unequal States of America'

Week Ending Feb. 6, 2015

Richard Wolff: Leftist Syriza Party Victory in Greece Strengthens Anti-Austerity Movement Across Europe
Penni Lechne and Maya van Rossum: Fracking Opponents Make Their Voices Heard at Pennsylvania Governor’s Inauguration
Kennette Benedict: Unchecked Climate Change and Nuclear Weapons Modernization Moves 'Doomsday Clock' Two Minutes Closer to Midnight

January

Week Ending Jan. 30, 2015

Coleen Rowley: FBI 9/11 Whistle-blower Coleen Rowley: Post-Charlie Hebdo Massacre Rush to Expand Warrantless Surveillance Counterproductive
Mike Leyba: Minority Communities Excluded, Marginalized from U.S. Banking System
John Pawelek: Remembering the 1965 Selma to Montgomery Civil Rights March

Week Ending Jan. 23, 2015

Marcy Wheeler: Freedom of the Press a Key Issue in Trial of Former CIA Officer Jeffrey Sterling
Richard Heinberg: Declining Global Demand Triggers Dramatic Oil Price Drop
Alisa Simmons: Opponents Campaign to Defeat Fast Track Trade Authority and Trans-Pacific Partnership

Week Ending Jan. 16, 2015

Ellen Brown: G-20 Pushes New Banking Rule That Could Confiscate Deposits and Pensions in Future Financial Crisis
Chris Espinosa: Congressional Budget Rider Allows Continued Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining, Toxic Waste Dumping
Paul Gunter: Opting Not to Order Safety Improvements to U.S. Nuclear Plants, NRC Ignores Lessons of Fukushima

Week Ending Jan. 9, 2015

Steve Schnapp: Government Policy Produces Record Levels of Economic Inequality in U.S.
Osprey Orielle: Activists at Lima UN Climate Talks Advocate for Gender Equality
Dave Johnson: Upsurge in Activism was Good News for Progressives in 2014

Week Ending Jan. 2, 2015

Peter Kornbluh: After 55 Years, Obama Acknowledges U.S. Cuba Policy Was a Failure
Sandra Steingraber: New York Becomes the First State in Nation to Ban Fracking
Paul Engler: New Movement Confronting Police Violence Could Expand to Address Economic Inequality

December

Week Ending Dec. 26, 2014

Michael Ratner: U.S. Defies UN Treaty Obligation to Prosecute Officials Who Authorized and Carried Out CIA Torture
Isaiah Poole: Wall Street "Owns" Congress as Both Parties Vote to Reinstate Taxpayer-Funded Bank Bailouts
Energy Activists: Launch 'Week of Respect and Resistance' Protests in Opposition to Expansion of Fracked Natural Gas Pipeline