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We Have a Way to Go to Achieve Justice for All - It has long been the case that not all are equal before the law. The justice system inevitably provides greater benefits to those with the means to both access and exploit it.
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Withdrawal or Enduring Presence? US Military Continues to Invest Hundreds of Millions in Iraq Bases - In his Oval Office address Tuesday night, President Obama said the US had closed or transferred hundreds of bases to the Iraqis. But many US bases remain in Iraq, as well as the massive US embassy in Baghdad, the size of eighty football fields, reports Democracy Now, as it features a report on the reality of US bases in Iraq.