Homeland Secure? Electrical Grid Vulnerable to EMP Attacks

Despite the billions poured into Homeland Security, one staple of American society remains unprotected: the electrical grid. One nuclear-tipped missil

Three Strikes and You’re Off-line

On November 3 members of the proposed Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), “a new intellectual property enforcement treaty,” met in Seoul,

IndyMedia Subpoenaed and Gagged

On January 30, 2009 IndyMedia, an alternative on-line new source, received a subpoena from the Southern District of Indiana Federal Court  for the

Maria Gunnoe Stands Up Against Mountain Top Removal

Maria Gunnoe, a life time resident of West Virginia, won the Goldman Environmental Prize for her work as a community organizer with the Ohio Valley En

EPA Wants More Oversight on Chemicals

Chemicals in everyday items will now be highly regulated due to EPA’s new plan. Since there are many chemicals found in everyday items such as ba

Rape in the Ranks: The Enemy Within

In 2007, journalists Pacale Bourgaux and Mercedes Gallego investigated stories on rape in the US military.  They made a documentary called “Rape in

Project Censored In Washington DC March 19 and 20

Mickey Huff: Director Project Censored/Media Freedom International Peter Phillips: President: Media Freedom Foundation/Project Censore

Mother Speaks Out on Insurance Giant CIGNA’s Denial of Healthcare to Cancer-Stricken Twin Daughters

Stacie Ritter’s twin daughters were diagnosed with cancer at the age of four. They both needed stem cell transplants and other cancer treatments. Th

Stop Killing and Starvation of Samburu People in Kenya

For the past 8 months, the Kenyan government has carried out a brutal campaign of violence against indigenous Samburu People in north-central Kenya, u

The Angola Three

Robert King, Albert Woodfox, and Herman Wallace are three black men who have served time at Angola. Robert King has been in solitary confinement for o