From the Archive: On Thanksgiving Day, the United States celebrates the tradition of Pilgrims and Native Americans sitting down together in Plymouth, Massachusetts, in 1621 to celebrate each other as friendly neighbors. But the reality was not so pleasant, as…
Month: November 2011
The New Industry of High-Tech Spying
OWS Shatters the Political Frame
Slanting the Case on Iran’s Nukes
Holiday Books for Only $2 Apiece
The Trashing of the People’s Library
Israeli Democracy Fades Toward Black
Cracks Open in Iran Nuke Charges
In Case You Missed…
Some of our special stories in October dealt with the spread of Occupy Wall Street protests across America; the ending of the U.S. military occupation of Iraq; the pounding of new war drums regarding Iran; Republican confusion; and more.
Make-or-Break End-of-Year Fund Drive
From Editor Robert Parry: As we reach our 16th birthday as the Internet’s oldest investigative news Web site, we hope to put Consortiumnews.com on a more solid financial footing so we can keep providing you with the high-quality independent journalism you have come…