Eve Ottenberg

Eve Ottenberg is a novelist and journalist. Her latest book is Lizard People. She can be reached at her website.

The Evil of a Permanent War Economy

A Bad Idea Whose Time, Evidently, Has Come: Stealing Russian Assets

Journalism on Trial: Assange Appeals His Extradition to the U.S.

Mass Layoff: Why the Teamsters Should Have Struck UPS

Fight on the Right: Anti-War Hungary Versus a Bellicose EU

Three Dems Betray Social Security, Medicare

Nuclear War? Climate Collapse? No Worries. WEF Says Disinformation is Humanity’s Most Immediate Threat

Boeing’s 737 Planes Flunk Again

Big Pharma Embattled Over Cheap Drug Imports, Patents

Nuclear Power: The Thousand Year-Plus Albatross Around Humanity’s Neck

Assange’s Rights and Press Freedom Hang in the Balance

Congressional Nincompoops Saddle the U.S. with NATO Forever

The Education Department is a Loan Sharking Operation

High-Handed Corruption: the Menendez File

Beltway Geniuses Keep Flinging Russia and China into Each Other’s Arms

Fisticuffs in the Senate? No Such Luck

U.S. Poverty is More Entrenched Than Ever

U.S.-China Extinction-Level Event Narrowly Averted

Expect More UAW Organizing at Non-Union Plants

Without Medicine, Diplomat Alex Saab Could Die in a U.S. Jail

Food and Housing Costs Still Shoot Through the Roof

Another Unintended Consequence of Sanctions: Migration

Euphemisms for War are Deadly

Past Time to End the Persecution of Julian Assange

More at Stake for Auto Workers Than Wages and Benefits

The Insanity of NATO War Exercises in the Black Sea

Bidenomics: Millions to Rebuild Maui, Billions for Ukraine

High Grocery and Gasoline Prices? Monopoly Gouging isn’t Going Away

BRICS Takes Center Stage

Millions Sick and Untreated, Thanks to Medicaid “Unwinding”

The World Would be Better Off Without NATO

Teamsters Were Ready to Strike, UPS Couldn’t Have That

At Last, an Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pill

Sanctions on China, Export Controls on Rare Earths for the U.S.: Two, It Turns Out, Can Tango

As Earth Sizzles, Climate Denialists Rearrange Deck Chairs

U.S. Soldiers Don’t Belong in Ukraine

The U.S. is a Nation of Savage Inequality

The Struggle Against Assange’s Extradition Continues

The Fight to Ban Forever Chemicals

Top Ten China Hawks Most Likely to Start a War with Beijing

High Court Targets More Long-Held Rights

Annals of the Ukraine War: Year Two

Plutocracy Uses Technology to Clobber the Poor

The Death Penalty for Homelessness

House Tackles Congressional Corruption – Yet Again

Beltway Mediocrities Bumble Toward Armageddon

Monopolies Cause Inflation, While Fed Chairman Powell Blames Workers

As American Life Expectancy Plunges, Political Bigwigs Stay Busy Not Noticing

Peacemaker No More: U.S. Diplomacy in Decline

The Case of Steven Donziger: Supreme Court Liberals Help Turn Judges into Prosecutors