Red Menace
Dec 7, 2016
‘Professor Watchlist’ Names Progressive Academics Who Supposedly Show a Liberal Bias
Nov 30, 2016 Turning Point USA seeks to "expose and document college professors who discriminate against conservative students" by publishing a list of almost 200 professors who, the nonprofit organization says, promote leftist propaganda in the classroom.
Russian Threat Is Good for Business, U.S. Defense Contractors Tell Investors
Aug 19, 2016 As the media and politicians work to cast Russia as a great threat to Americans, the arms industry is pressuring NATO member states to spend at least 2 percent of their gross domestic products on weapons and defense systems.
Why Bernie Sanders Is Still Standing
May 31, 2016 In the Cold War era, the Vermont senator's "socialist" label would have been enough to stop his campaign in its tracks, but now, many younger voters don't know what communism was and, as a result, Red-baiting has lost its sting.
Targeted Killings: A Legal History
Feb 15, 2013 Assassinations have long been regarded as a basic element of foreign relations that largely remained in the dark, unspoken of but widely practiced in response to perceived threats to national security. Assassinations have long been regarded as basic elements of foreign relations that were largely unspoken of but widely practiced in response to perceived threats to national security.
OWS Raid: ‘Red Scare History Burst Through My Door’
Jul 13, 2012 In the early hours of July 10, armed SWAT officers burst through the doors of an apartment belonging to organizers of Occupy Seattle as part of an ongoing investigation into the May Day riots. Phillip Neel, one of the residents of that apartment, talks about the ordeal.
Scientists Fear Chinese ‘Superbugs’
Feb 6, 2010 Leading scientists are criticizing Chinese doctors and farmers for what they believe is a reckless overuse of antibiotics in both the medical and agricultural industries, which, they argue, has led to an explosion of resistant "superbugs" endangering global health.
