Working for the Man Every Night and Day
Belief:
Christian Story of Jesus's Birth Is a Myth Born of Politics
Rev. Howard Bess
Corporate Accountability and WorkPlace:
Will Our 'Green Jobs' Dollars Help a Ritzy Car Company Open a Toxic Manufacturing Plant?
Seth Sandronsky
DrugReporter:
We Can't Let Politics Keep Trumping Science on Drug Policy
Beth Schwartzapfel
Environment:
Copenhagen: Historic Failure That Will Live in Infamy
Joss Garman
Food:
Corporations (and Sarah Palin) Are Cyborgs Sent to Scuttle the Fight Against Climate Change
Rebecca Solnit
Health and Wellness:
How Real Health Reform Was Killed by Politicians Trying to Look 'Moderate'
James Ridgeway
Immigration:
Greyhound Lines Inc. Accused of Racial Profiling
Seth Hoy
Media and Technology:
Moyers, Moore and Maddow are the Most Influential Progressives
Don Hazen
Movie Mix:
James Cameron's Wizardry in 'Avatar' Movie Demands Being Witnessed on the Big Screen
Wajahat Ali
Politics:
Can We Rescue the Republic Before the Dark Politics Take Over?
Kirk Nielsen
Reproductive Justice and Gender:
Men: Invisible Allies in the Struggle for Choice
Claire Keyes
Rights and Liberties:
Have Americans Traded Freedom For Security?
Paul Craig Roberts
Sex and Relationships:
Sexy Mormons, the Joy of Vibrators and Sticking it to Puritans: 10 of Liz Langley's Best Pieces
AlterNet Staff
Take Action:
G-20 Meetings: Nothing Much Happened in the Suites, and There Was Too Much Punch in the Streets
Laura Flanders
Water:
NASA Report Highlights Need to Retire Drainage Impaired Land in California
Dan Bacher
World:
Israel Declares War on NGOs and Human Rights Groups
Jerrold Kessel, Pierre Klochendler
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New Year's Resolutions To Help Make Corporate Fat Cats and Our Politicians Human Again I was working on my list of New Year's resolutions when it occurred to me that some of the people running our country could benefit from my suggestions. By Jim Hightower, AlterNet. December 26, 2009. |
Have Americans Traded Freedom For Security? World: According to polls, Americans support torture and don't mind that their government spies on them without obtaining warrants from a court. By Paul Craig Roberts, CounterPunch. December 25, 2009. |
Powerful House Rep. Slaughter: Senate Went off the Rails and Passed a Weak Health Care Bill Health and Wellness: Supporters of the weak Senate bill say "just pass it -- any bill is better than no bill." I strongly disagree. By Rep. Louise Slaughter, AlterNet. December 24, 2009. |
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