December 16-31, 2005
Japan’s Neo-Militarists Get Green Light from Washington
By Christopher Reed
A “100 Per Cent Certainty”: The FBI and the Myth of Fingerprints
By Alexander Cockburn & Jeffrey St. Clair
What a Miner’s Life is Worth
By CounterPunch Editors
December 1-15, 2005
How the FBI Spied on Edward Said
By David Price
How Many Iraqis Have Died in the War? 30,000? No. 100,000?
By Andrew Cockburn
The NYT and the NSA’s Illegal Spying
By Alexander Cockburn & Jeffrey St. Clair
November 1-30, 2005
Bush, a Year Later
By Alexander Cockburn & Jeffrey St. Clair
Pryor’s Truths
By Lee Ballinger
What People Endure in This Country 50 Years after Rosa Parks – Your Papers, Please
By Ann Harrison
Indian Exodus from Southern Mexico Divides California Day Labor
By John Ross
Meet Rahm Emmanuel – The Republicans’ Secret Weapon
By Andrew Cockburn
The Council on Foreign Relations Does AIDS
By Ed Krales
October 16-31, 2005
The Core of Zionism
By Michael Neemann
Did Libby’s Lies Cost Kerry the White House? Answer: No!
By Alexander Cockburn & Jeffrey St. Clair
Should Libby’s Lawyer Be Disbarred?
By Lawrence Velvel
“Massacre” or Massacre? – Smearing 101, in The Guardian
By Alexander Cockburn
October 16-31, 2005
A Special CounterPunch Report on Iraq
The War So Far: Worse Than Vietnam
By Patrick Cockburn
September 16-31, 2005
Return to Flint – A Workers’ Dystopia
By Michael Donnelly
The Antiwar Movement: Goff, Hayden and an Admonition from Frank Bardacke
By Alexander Cockburn
The Poor, the Kleptocrats and Disasters – Mexico 1985 – New Orleans 2005
By Heather Williams & Miguel Tinker Salas
September 1-15, 2005
Questions for the Terror Warriors – Surgical Incisions
By Andrew Wimmer
Killing People is… Inappropriate
By Alexander Cockburn
An Interview with Sheik Hadi al-Khalassi – Voices of the Iraqi Resistance
By Laith Al-Saud
August 1-31, 2005
What’s the Matter with Oklahoma?
By Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
Can Cindy Sheehan End the War?
By Alexander Cockburn
Is the Dollar Still Falling? – The Latest Twists in Global Neoliberalism
By Robert Pollin
July 1-31, 2005
Remember the Leadbelly Rip Off? Try This – The Story of SoundExchange
By Fred Williams
Judge Roberts: Business as Usual
By Alexander Cockburn & Jeffrey St. Clair
Swiftboat Vets March to Bush’s Drum on Iran
By Trish Schuh
The Duke Crash Lands
By Jeffrey St. Clair
June 16-30, 2005
Is This Really an “Insurgency” to Shake Up the Unions?
By JoAnn Wypijewski
Graded as Dupe, Not Commie
By Alexander Cockburn
The Luckiest Martyr
By Alexander Cockburn & Jeffrey St. Clair
“Gee, You Guys Used to Be Interested in Making Money” – What “Defense” Really Means
By Jeffrey St. Clair
June 1-15, 2005
How U.S. Anthropologists Planned “Race-Specific” Weapons Against the Japanese
By David Price
Juries and Lynch Mobs
By Alexander Cockburn
What’s So Neo about the Neo-Cons?
By Gabriel Kolko
A History of Halliburton, Part 2
By Jeffrey St. Clair
May 16-31, 2005
Bolivia’s Third Revolution
By Newton Garver
The Political Origins of Halliburton
By Jeffrey St. Clair
In Guatemala, the Dead Don’t Let the Living Die
By John Ross
April 1-15, 2005
Where Is It Going? – The Decline of the Dollar
By Robert Pollin
Franco’s Spain Revisited
By Alexander Cockburn
No Bid, No Sweat
By Jeffrey St. Clair
An Interview with Patrick Cockburn – A Reporter from Iraq
By Omar Waraich
March 16-31, 2005
Questions Labor’s Leaders Daren’t Ask – Where and Why Did We Go Wrong?
By JoAnn Wypijewski
Lisa Fittko: She Escorted Walter Benjamin Across the Pyranees
By Lawrence Reichard
Oil’s Victory in Alaska, – with a Dem Assist
By Jeffrey St. Clair
CounterPunch Notebook
By Alexander Cockburn
March 1-15, 2005
News from Pentagon-Babylon – The Chenega Native’s Big “Score”
By Jeffrey St. Clair
Dems and Dives
By Alexander Cockburn
From PRISP to ICSP: Skullduggery Among the Acronyms – Carry on Spying (or Pay Us Back at a Rate of 2,400 Per Cent )
By David Price
February 16-28, 2005
Enough of “Frames” – What About the Big Picture?
By Steven Sherman
24/7 Syndrome
By Alexander Cockburn
King of the Hill and the Master Appropriator – How Ted Stevens Strikes It Rich
By Jeffrey St. Clair
February 1-15, 2005
Innocent Lads, Depraved Killers, Predatory Priests – Pittman and Shanley as Demons
By JoAnn Wypijewski
How Go the Dems?
By Alexander Cockburn & Jeffrey St. Clair
The Road to Rendition – Torture Air, Incorporated
By Jeffrey St. Clair
January 16-31, 2005
The Election in Iraq – How Do the Votes Add Up?
By Patrick Cockburn
Tsumanis of Blood
By Joseph Nevins
Remember the New Unity Partnership? – First the Wedding; Now the Wake
By JoAnn Wypijewski
Tsunami Aid: How the People Scored
By Alexander Cockburn
January 1-15, 2005
The CIA’s Campus Spies
By David Price
Disaster Relief as Scam
By Alexander Cockburn