Interview: Noam Chomsky on the Crisis Engulfing the West
Afshin Rattansi, RT
Excerpt: "Yemen has been the main target of the global assassination campaign. The most extraordinary global terrorism campaign in history."
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Afshin Rattansi, RT
Excerpt: "Yemen has been the main target of the global assassination campaign. The most extraordinary global terrorism campaign in history."
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Iowa Poll: Sanders Surges to Within 7 Points of Clinton
Philip Rucker, The Washington Post
Rucker writes: "Hillary Rodham Clinton's once-commanding lead in Iowa has shrunk to just seven percentage points, while Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) has surged in the state whose caucuses will kick off the race for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, according to a poll released Saturday evening."
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Philip Rucker, The Washington Post
Rucker writes: "Hillary Rodham Clinton's once-commanding lead in Iowa has shrunk to just seven percentage points, while Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) has surged in the state whose caucuses will kick off the race for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, according to a poll released Saturday evening."
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Court: We Can't Rule on NSA Bulk Data Collection Because We Don't Know Whose Data Was Collected
Jenna McLaughlin, The Intercept
McLaughlin writes: "The decision did not declare the NSA's program, which was revealed by whistleblower Edward Snowden in 2013, to have been legal or constitutional. Rather, it focused on a technicality: a majority opinion that the plaintiffs in the case could not actually prove that the metadata program swept up their own phone records."
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Jenna McLaughlin, The Intercept
McLaughlin writes: "The decision did not declare the NSA's program, which was revealed by whistleblower Edward Snowden in 2013, to have been legal or constitutional. Rather, it focused on a technicality: a majority opinion that the plaintiffs in the case could not actually prove that the metadata program swept up their own phone records."
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Fight for $15: The Strategist Going to War to Make McDonald's Pay
Steven Greenhouse, Guardian UK
Greenhouse writes: "The Fight for $15 is giving McDonald's a stark choice: either sit down and work together with us to find a way to lift up hundreds of thousands of low-wage McDonald's workers or face continued economic war."
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Steven Greenhouse, Guardian UK
Greenhouse writes: "The Fight for $15 is giving McDonald's a stark choice: either sit down and work together with us to find a way to lift up hundreds of thousands of low-wage McDonald's workers or face continued economic war."
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Jeb Bush's Campaign Has Lost Three of Its Top Fundraisers
Julia La Roche, Business Insider
La Roche writes: "The three fundraisers are said to have quit. One source claimed that there were some 'personality problems' within the campaign."
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Julia La Roche, Business Insider
La Roche writes: "The three fundraisers are said to have quit. One source claimed that there were some 'personality problems' within the campaign."
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Oliver Sacks, Renowned Neurologist and Author, Dies at 82
Daniel Politi, Slate
Politi writes: "As a writer with more than one million copies of his book in print in the United States alone, Sacks had a level of popularity that was almost unparalleled in the scientific world and reportedly received about 10,000 letters a year."
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Daniel Politi, Slate
Politi writes: "As a writer with more than one million copies of his book in print in the United States alone, Sacks had a level of popularity that was almost unparalleled in the scientific world and reportedly received about 10,000 letters a year."
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Rebecca Solnit | The Battle to Protect Alaska's Great Wildlife Sanctuary
Rebecca Solnit, Guardian UK
Solnit writes: "We know that a viable future for the biosphere depends on leaving most of the known reserves of fossil fuel in the ground, so finding treacherous new locations from which to extract what activists call extreme oil, does not just tempt fate - it punches fate in the face."
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Rebecca Solnit, Guardian UK
Solnit writes: "We know that a viable future for the biosphere depends on leaving most of the known reserves of fossil fuel in the ground, so finding treacherous new locations from which to extract what activists call extreme oil, does not just tempt fate - it punches fate in the face."
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