Freedom on the Web

Looking Beyond Money

by Donald J. Boudreaux, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Maybe Obama’s Sanctions on Venezuela are Not Really About His “Deep Concern” Over Suppression of Political Rights

by Glenn Greenwald, The Intercept

Venezuela, the Latest “National Security Threat”

by Dave Lindorff, Counterpunch.org

Obama Hands Venezuela Leader a Cause to Stir Support

by William Neuman, New York Times

Policing for Profit Perverts Justice

by Editorial, USA Today

CIA Papers Suggest Murder of Ecuador’s Former President

by Telesur,

Kill the Messenger Review: Intelligent, Rigorous Biopic of Crusading Journalist

by Mike McCahill, Guardian

Ten Reasons to Vote Against the Use of Military Force

by Dennis Kucinich, FOX News

Hillary Rodham Nixon

by Steve Benson, GoComics.com

Where’s My Fair Share of Social Justice?

by Christy Stutzman, Washington Times

Putin’s Push into Ukraine Is Rational

by Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe

The Ukraine Mess Is the Worst of Obama’s Many Foreign Policy Disasters

by William Pfaff, Truthdig.com

The War State’s Intellectual Enablers

by Andrew J. Bacevich, American Conservative

Obama Absurdly Declares Venezuela a Security Threat

by Mark Weisbrot, Aljazeera America

The Militarization of U.S. Police Departments

by Heather Gray, Counterpunch.org

Uncle Pentagon

by Frida Berrigan, TomDispatch.com

Jay Leno Hates Ethanol

by Jay Leno, Autoweek

How Governments Twist Terrorism

by Philip Giraldi, American Conservative

Secret of State

by Darrin Bell, GoComics.com

The CIA Campaign to Steal Apple’s Secrets

by Jeremy Scahill and Josh Begley, The Intercept

Don’t Trust Your Phone, Don’t Trust Your Laptop – This Is the Reality that Snowden Has Shown Us

by John Naughton, Guardian

The Firebombing of Tokyo

by Rory Fanning, Jacobin

Time to Hit ‘Delete’ on Net Neutrality

by Ed Feulner, Washington Times

How DNA Is Turning Us Into a Nation of Suspects

by John W. Whitehead, Rutherford Institute

Stop Spying on Wikipedia Users

by Jimmy Wales and Lila Tretikov, New York Times