| Michael Moore: What Bradley Manning's Sentence Will Tell Us About Our Military Justice System Today Bradley Manning was convicted on 20 of 22 counts, including violating the Espionage Act, releasing classified information and disobeying orders. That's the bad news. The good news is he was found not guilty on the charge of "aiding the enemy." That's 'cause who he was aiding was us, the American people. And we're not the enemy. Right? Bianca Bosker: Anthony Weiner's Dirty Business Reveals The Sad State Of Sanitized Sex In contrast to an earlier generation that experimented with spouse-swapping, group sex and free-love communes in the 1960s and '70s, today's online generation is embracing sex with no one. | |
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| Narges Bajoghli: When I Ran Out of Birth Control in Iran I could not believe that the best birth control left in Iran -- an Iran whose pharmaceutical market has been decimated by sanctions -- were the same pills facing court action and considered a serious health threat in the United States. Menachem Rosensaft: A Moral Compass for the Ages Thirty-four years before Henry Kissinger told the President that the emigration of Jews from a country where they were subjected to persecution "is not an objective of American foreign policy," a U.S. government official conveyed the same sentiments to a young London stockbroker who was busy saving the lives of Jewish children. | | |
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