Secrets: One Year Later
Sometimes TPV is only the conduit. Today we are republishing a message from Edward Snowden. The message was posted yesterday on the blog of the American Civil Liberties Union,...
One Uncompromising Voice: Bill Martin’s
I do not know if Herbert Marcuse said somewhere that, despite the appearance of great dynamism in capitalist society, nothing really happens, but I...
Views of Our Pothole Democracy
People like me learned about the existence of former U.S. Sen. Larry Craig (R-Idaho) in 2007, when Jon Stewart told the story of the...
Why We Will Always Stand by Our Banks
Six of the banks the American people saved from bankruptcy with tax payers’ money became the object of some more state-sponsored attention. This time...
WikiLeaks Cannot Hurt the US Government, Judge Kollar-Kotelly Decided
I used to applaud the decisions of Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly of the United States District Court in Washington, especially the one describing the Bush...
Saving the Economy. One State at a time
An Oklahoma City gun range set to open this spring has also been granted an alcohol license.
"As a group we wanted to build a...
NYT: Sorority Anti-Rape Idea: Drinking on Own Turf
...nothing like a rape at home.
Ecuador: The Only Remaining Country to Respect Free Speech, reports the UK Telegraph.
Julian Assange: WikiLeaks founder seeks political asylum from Ecuador
Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, has walked into the Ecuadorian Embassy in London seeking political asylum...
Who Needs Poison When You Can Tweet?
With one 137-character tweet, Valerie Trierweiler, 48, the French First Lady, proved to be an amazing Lady Macbeth: She got rid of her predecessor,...
NYT: Searching for Sex
...and saying ,'excuse me,' when you find it
