Stories by Noam Chomsky

"What is needed is people who will work to sweep away the mists of carefully contrived illusion, and be directly engaged in popular struggles that they sometimes help galvanize."

Chomsky exposes how the U.S. and Israel have been acting in tandem to extend and deepen the occupation of Palestine.

We should be cautious about the idea that Obama will promote a serious regional peace initiative for the Middle East.

Historical amnesia is a dangerous social phenomenon because it lays the groundwork for crimes that still lie ahead.

It's in America's best interests to regard Russia a resurgent power and not apply a strategy of confrontation against it.

The public is massively against the war, and the Dems are debating over <i>tactics</i> in Iraq -- here's why.

Despite the saber-rattling, it is unlikely that the Bush administration will attack Iran. A "cold war" of sorts between the two is likely to ensue.

Nuclear destruction isn't a high-probability event. But if a low-probability event keeps happening over and over, there's a high probability that sooner or later it will take place.

"That the stories selected by Project Censored would tend to be downplayed, reshaped, and obscured is only to be expected with our current institutional structure of the media," writes Chomsky in his introduction to this year's Project Censored Book.