By Richard Winger On June 13, the New Jersey Libertarian Party state meeting decided not to run anyone for U.S. Senate in the October 16, 2013 special election. No other …
By Richard Winger Tom Barrow, a candidate for Mayor of Detroit, is seeking a court injunction to prevent his rival, write-in candidate Mike Duggan, from even distributing literature explaining how …
By Jason Ditz Though the Israeli government never officially admits to any of its attacks on Syria, every one so far this year (at least four confirmed) have been followed …
By Jason Ditz A solid year of fighting between the Syrian government and rebel factions have left Aleppo, the nation’s largest city, in a stalemate. The situation in the city …
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On Friday July 12, Edward Snowden made a statement to human rights groups from inside Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport. Wikileaks reports, “The meeting lasted 45 minutes. The human rights organizations included …
By Jason Ditz After a solid week of shrugging off the Egyptian military coup d’etat and mass arrest of ruling party officials, the US State Department is finally on the …
By Jason Ditz Most of the hunger strikers at Guantanamo Bay, 99 according to military reports, broke their fast for the first night of Ramadan, having a communal meal of …
By Richard Winger On July 12, an Oregon State Appeals Court issued a ruling in a case that challenges a state law that says no one may simultaneously be a …
By Richard Winger On July 11, the Michigan State Appeals Court ruled in Wilcoxon v City of Detroit Election Commission, 317012, that signatures on nominating petitions are valid even if …
