29 May 2006
Media Memorial Day
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Norman Solomon
People who are concerned about the state of the U.S. news media in 2006 might pause to consider those who have lost their lives in the midst of journalistic neglect, avoidance and bias.

We remember that while TV and radio...
29 May 2006
FTC and credit reporting reform -- or the next wave of multi-district national class actions
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Cynthia L. Butler
While in Los Angeles, I met a friend who bemoaned the fact that a credit reporting agency refused to remove an item that was misreported recounting years of horror stories concerning his efforts to get them to correct it which resulted in...
28 May 2006
Used the phone lately? Worried?
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William Fisher
Anticipating that the U.S. federal government would invoke the so-called "state secrets" privilege to block any lawsuit calling for the disclosure of details about allegations that phone companies shared customer records with the...
28 May 2006
Lay convicted, Bush walks (and Ahnold gets Lay'd)
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Greg Palast
Don't kid yourself. If you think the conviction of Ken Lay means that George Bush is serious about going after corporate bad guys, think again.

First, Lay got away with murder -- or at least grand larceny. Like Al Capone...
27 May 2006
Enron's good fight
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Paul Loeb
"We fought the good fight," Jeff Skilling said, standing strong after he and "Kenny Boy" Lay were convicted of defrauding Enron stockholders. But what an odd choice of words. I suppose Joachim von Ribbentrop and Attila the Hun could say...
25 May 2006
When Ahnold Got Lay'd…and California got Screwed
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Greg Palast
Excerpt from Armed Madhouse - Greg Palast's new book to be released June 6.

Peninsula Hotel, Beverly Hills. May 17, 2001. The Financial Criminal of the twentieth century, not long out of prison, meets with the Financial...

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