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Senate democrats have rebelled against president obama over the tpp, the Transpacific Partnership. What we have just witnessed is the Democratic Senate shutdown the opportunity to debate the top economic priority of the democratic president of the United States. Amy we will speak to lori wallach of Public Citizens global trade watch. Then we look at how the fbi has been caught spying on activists in texas who tried to stop the construction of the keystone xl pipeline. And it was 30 years ago today when the Philadelphia Police bombed the headquarters of the radical group known as move killing s...

Announces no charges would be filed against the officer who shot dead Tony Robinson, an unarmed africanamerican 19yearold. We will go to madison for the latest. Into washington, d. C. Where Senate Democrats have rebelled against president obama over the tpp, the Transpacific Partnership. What we have just witnessed is the Democratic Senate shutdown the opportunity to debate the top economic priority of the democratic president of the United States. Amy we will speak to lori wallach of Public Citizens global trade watch. Then we look at how the fbi has been caught spying on activists in texas w...

Protesters marching in Minneapolis near Hennepin/Lake remembering Manuel Teran(Tort), who was shot and killed by officers at a prolonged protest in an Atlanta forest (Flickr) By Adam Federman / In These Times Amin Chaoui had been in Atlanta less than 24 hours when things took an unexpected turn. Chaoui, then 31, drove down from Richmond, Va., to attend a March 2023 music festival organized by activists trying to stop the construction of the police training facility known as Cop City. The

A Biden administration amicus brief in a lawsuit against the Line 5 pipeline agrees it is trespassing on Native land. But it stops there.

This article was produced in partnership with Type Investigations, where Adam Federman is a reporting fellow. On the morning of March 5, 2012, Debra White Plume received an urgent phone call. A convoy of large trucks transporting pipeline servicing equipment was attempting to cross the Pine Ridge Reservation near the town of Wanblee, South Dakota. White Plume, a prominent Lakota activist, immediately dropped what she was doing and headed to the site, where, within a few hours, a group of about