The Food Bubble: How Wall Street Starved Millions And Got Away With It
Thom Hartmann talked to author Frederick Kaufman about his cover story in this month's edition of Harper's Magazine The food bubble: How Wall Stre
Senate Votes To Lessen Discrepancy Between Crack, Powdered Cocaine Sentencing
So slightly fewer less black defendants will go to prison for possession of crack, while white cocaine users continue to slip away under a much high
A Word Or Two From Martin Luther King - 1968
(Time for a conscience check)
With the current situation of racist rants, lunatic fringe incitements and the never-ending realm of fear, I thought
As Tensions Between North Korea And U.S. Rise, Clinton Hints At Weapons Interdiction
In yet another of a series of provocative acts, North Korea sentences those American journalists to a labor camp for unspecified "grave acts." In th
Mike's Blog Round Up
The Opinion Mill's Sunday Bookchat: 1968 revisited — "What journalists have forgotten about covering political conventions! What wingnuts need to le
Bush Doesn't Recall If He Mentioned Saudi Rape Case To King Abdullah
At his presser today President Bush was asked by CNN's Ed Henry whether he had mentioned the Saudi rape case at all during conversations with King Ab
Mike's Blog Round Up
ARRGH! Today is Talk Like a Pirate Day, also known in the blogosphere as Link to Cap'n Dyke Day. Cap'n Dyke is the most worthy lesbian pirate queen th
Mike's Blog Round Up
A useful meme from Faithful Progressive: GOP candidates who support the Libby iPardon are soft on crime and national security.
The Cato Institute lis
Racism Endures
As Rick Perlstein noted, "The 'racism isn't a problem any more' trope is a perennial in America. Next time you hear it, send them the news from Jena,
Bush's Christmas Pardons Do Not Include Libby
7Online: (h/t MrEMan)
President Bush issued 16 pardons on Thursday and commuted the sentence of an Iowa man who was convicted on drug charges.
[..]W
- 1 of 2
- ››
