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It seems the United Sta­tes is loo­king at a reinvi­go­ra­ted COINTELPRO for the 2020s, this time with poli­ce dro­nes and AI-assis­ted mass sur­veil­lan­ce. They know they’re losing their grip. They know that they are vast­ly outn­um­be­red. They are afraid. By Caitlin…Read more →

It had appeared the U.S. was defy­ing Isra­el by ending the war with Iran. But now full sca­le con­flict is back and Isra­el is hap­py. Ray McGo­vern, Scott Rit­ter. Watch the replay. Guests: Ray McGo­vern, Scott Rit­ter. Host: Joe Lau­ria. Pro­du­cer: Cathy…Read more →

Had the U.S. pre­si­dent asked the IRS to shel­ve his case until he lea­ves office, he’d have had a real cla­im, wri­tes Andrew P. Napo­li­ta­no. Ins­tead he jeo­par­di­zed the care­ers of his eager-to-plea­se lawy­ers. By Andrew P. Napo­li­ta­no The ques­ti­on recently…Read more →

Dam­ning evi­dence has shown how Bri­tish SAS drew up “kill lists,” some­ti­mes exe­cu­ting unar­med Afghans in their beds, and kil­ling “for fun,” reports Richard Nor­ton-Tay­lor. By Richard Nor­ton-Tay­lor Declas­si­fied UK Dam­ning evi­dence of the cul­tu­re of Britain’s spe­cial forces, from their…Read more →

As Isra­el loses popu­lar sup­port, the Israe­li-intel­li­gence sha­ring pro­vi­si­on in the now-stal­led Pen­ta­gon 2027 aut­ho­riza­ti­on bill ensu­res a seam­less flow of sup­port for an incre­asing­ly unpo­pu­lar pro­xy, wri­tes Nuvpreet Kal­ra.  By Nuvpreet Kal­ra Com­mon Dreams In June, Israe­li Prime Minister…Read more →

“A stray dog with a toddler’s arm,” was one of the Israe­li atro­ci­ties that women in the Pal­es­ti­ne Action case told the Old Bai­ley jury, report Dania Akkad and Phil Mil­ler. By Dania Akkad and Phil Mil­ler Declas­si­fied UK Two…Read more →

Tra­cing a rif­le to a sett­ler impli­ca­tes the trans­fer its­elf, so no U.S. admi­nis­tra­ti­on wants to run that trace, wri­tes Imran Kha­lid. That is what the inci­dent with Rho Khan­na in the occu­p­ied West Bank reve­als. By Imran Kha­lid Z…Read more →

Sin­ce the 1990s, an invi­si­ble intellec­tu­al archi­tec­tu­re has shaped what counts as legi­ti­ma­te eco­no­mic thought, nar­ro­wing deba­te until it seems like the­re are no alter­na­ti­ves. Rever­sing this brain cap­tu­re is an urgent task. By Vijay Pras­had Tricon­ti­nen­tal: Insti­tu­te for Social Rese­arch Two…Read more →