Opinion

November 28, 2008

A Way Out of Guantanamo

By Christopher Boucek WASHINGTON ~ One of President-elect Barack Obama’s top priorities will be to rethink the “war on terror” – Read More...
November 21, 2008

In Darfur, Call Mass Rape What It Is: Genocide

By David Scheffer People hear the word “genocide” and think of 6 million Jews killed by the Nazis during the – Read More...
November 21, 2008

The Powerful Pull of Belief

By Michael Shermer Thirty years ago in the jungles of Guyana, Jim Jones, leader of the Peoples Temple cult, ordered – Read More...
November 21, 2008

If Dubai Goes Down, It’s Taking Others with It

So enough about the struggling middle class. In this global financial crisis, how are the really rich holding up? To – Read More...
November 7, 2008

Editorial: A Global Victory

Barack Obama’s historic, transformational and thundering win early on Wednesday afternoon Bali time has left people the world over breathing – Read More...
November 7, 2008

A Dream Comes True, With a Little Magic Thrown In: Maybe America Has Really Changed

By Courtland Milloy WASHINGTON ~ Obamacans, parade rest. Obamaites, stand down. White America, at ease. Black America, fall out. The – Read More...
November 7, 2008

Google’s New Monopoly?

By James Gibson Last week, Google settled a controversial copyright case by agreeing to pay tens of millions in licensing – Read More...
November 7, 2008

United States’ Promising Policy Towards Iran

By Hasan Abu Nimah AMMAN ~ The Bush administration will establish the first official US diplomatic presence in Tehran before – Read More...
October 24, 2008

Better than a Troop Surge in Afghanistan

By Stephen Kinzer Despite their differences over how to pursue the US war in Iraq, Senators John McCain and Barack – Read More...
October 24, 2008

It’s Not the ANC of Mandela Anymore

By Mark Gevisser Jacob Zuma, the leader of South Africa’s African National Congress, was in the United States this week – Read More...