Does anyone believe that college and post-graduate students should be able to express only those ideas about Israel that Dianne Feinstein and her war-profiteering husband deem acceptable? The power duo is attempting to impose exactly those rules.
A group of activists flew the drone over a key National Security Agency complex in Germany on Friday and dropped leaflets encouraging the intelligence workers inside to quit in protest.
After backing <em>Charlie Hebdo</em> because of the importance of “openness and tolerance,” Canada plans “zero tolerance” prosecution of Israel boycott movement.
Security blocked pizza delivery to the students who have taken over the university president's office.
The violence started with shots fired at several buses filled with students. It ended with six people dead and dozens of students seized by armed men. They are still missing.
Just a few short months after John Kerry disingenuously congratulated Egypt’s military junta for “transitioning to democracy”, the young students who helped galvanize the 2011 Egyptian Revolution are back protesting its increasingly draconian rule.
Duncan Campbell spent 30 years — and risked his freedom — uncovering the secrets of U.S. and British eavesdropping, including the existence of ECHELON, one of the biggest spy scandals of the Cold War. Now, thanks to Edward Snowden, he has proof of ECHELON's existence.
Steven Salaita, whose contract for tenured professorship was abruptly terminated by the University of Illinois last September for tweets critical of Israel, filed a federal lawsuit seeking reinstatement and damages and alleging violations of free speech and due process rights.
For 30 years, James Bamford obsessively documented the secretive National Security Agency. For the first time, he tells of his turn as an NSA whistleblower.
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