- The War on Tap: Stadium Where Cleveland Cavaliers Play Has Removed Water Fountains The only way for thirsty fans to get water now is to wait in line at the concessions counter for a free small cup or pay $4 for bottled water.

- The Bizarre Terror Conviction of Pakistani Scientist Aafia Siddiqui, And Why There's a Good Chance She's Innocent Human rights groups say that Siddiqui, who has been found guilty of attempted murder, was forcibly disappeared by Pakistani officials in 2003 and tortured at the behest of the U.S.

- The Other Side of the Super Bowl: Congressional Fundraising Blitz Even when the venue is America’s most public sports spectacle, politicians largely succeed in remaining invisible, especially when their activities include fundraising.

- Are 'Carbon Cowboys' Running Amok With Cap and Trade Speculation? Global carbon trading has become a speculative market, where people trade only for the purpose of profiting.

- Blackwatergate The new “It Word” is Graymailing. It’s like Blackmailing, except for what you do is you release soundbytes into the memesphere — that clearly lead to something quite a bit more incriminating — in orde

- Martial Law vs. Christian Responsibility “Every person is to be in subjection to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those which exist are established by God. Therefore whoever resists authority has opposed the ordinan

- Saudi Woman Journalist Covers Conflict Zone With the U.S. being drawn into Yemeni affairs along with a Saudi declaration of victory, reports of the war against the Houthis have become more scarce than ever. For what is available, the Houthi rebels proposed peace

- Denmark's Latest '9/11' Hoax Queues up after Obama's Condom Bomber Our right wing extremist Danish Cartoonist originally hit the headlines in 2006 with his cartoon depicting the Prophet Muhammad in a manner highly offensive to Muslims. Now he’s at it again. This time with a quic

- Coverage of Haiti Solidarity Efforts

- Escalating violence against anti-mining capmpaigners

- Radio Ñomndaa celebrates its Fifth Anniversary: the Word of the Water flows in music, solidarity ties and new proposals

- Major Hotel Strike is Imminent in Puerto Rico

- Norway : Advarer mot gradert sykemelding Source: ABCNyheter

- Norway : Lønnsøkning også i kooperasjonen Source: HK-nytt

- Norway : Utsalg av Statoil bensinstasjoner Source: SAFE

- Norway : LO beklager at Korea fikk oppdraget Source: Fri Fagbevegelse

- San Francisco's Toxic Sludge - It's Good for You! Fifteen years ago CMD's book Toxic Sludge Is Good for You! first exposed the hidden government and industry PR campaign greenwashing toxic sewage sludge as "biosolids," an invented PR euphemism used to cynically re-brand toxic was

- U.S. Campaign Advisors Influence Ukraine's Election Citizens in the Ukraine are starting to see American-style campaign sloganeering and other tactics in the race between their Prime Minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, and her main rival, Viktor Yanukovich, for the office of President. Tym

- Sarah Palin Gets a Hand Up Ex-Alaska Governor Sarah Palin is becoming more vocal and visible in recent days, and indications are that the upswing will continue. Fox News is building a television studio in Palin's living room in her home in Wasilla, Alaska,

- The Right Wing Media's Lie Machine In a video posted on YouTube on February 3, House Representative Barney Frank (D-Massachusetts) explains how the right wing media machine creates and spreads disinformation in an effort to smear the left. "Disinformation" shou

- Eyewitness Afghanistan From Kemp Town to Kabul, as SchNEWS interviews Al Jazeera journalist Medyan Dairieh about his take on the war

- A Honduran Lobo-tomy Honduras' 'return to democracy' sees the coup leaders holding on to power and upping the repression

- Inside Schnews Decommissioner James Elijah Smith is moved again, this time to Sheppey

- Stop 'n' Sue Kingsnorth Climate Campers win in the High Court against unlawful police stop and searches, protesters expect big payouts