Author Archives: thenationreport
The USS Liberty: Fifty Years of US Cover-Up
In 1967 the surviving crew members of the USS Liberty endured a military attack by […]
Editorial: Martinez Lawsuit on the Right Side of History
The Nation Report staff stands in strong favor of the Martinez lawsuit to force the […]
Community Turns out to Challenge “Hate Group”
Over two hundred on the other side of a fenced off area in downtown Boulder […]
West Students, Parents, and Teachers Fight to Hold on to School: DPS Accused of Disparate and Unequal Treatment, Threatened with Legal Action
In an explosive community gathering held one week before the end of classes on Friday, […]
Commentary: Solving Homelessness is Not Complex
Prior to President Reagan gutting billions of dollars from the Department of Housing and Urban […]
TNR Brief: Undocumented Arrests, Denver School Board Candidate, Farm Worker Poisoning
An attorney for two construction workers who were arrested at Travis Air Force Base after […]
Commentary: Honduran Academics Speak Against Possible Reelection of President
THE COUNTRY IS WOUNDED RE-ELECTION WILL KILL IT. There are three cynicisms that produce […]
Commentary: Peace Train
Peace Train The entire nuclear cycle, from uranium mining, to nuclear power on one hand […]
Audience Member at Denver University Throws Rotten Eggs at Kosovo Ambassador
On Wednesday Ambassador Vlora Çitaku, the Ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo to the United States, […]
Colorado Officials Ask Governor to Side with Kids’ Suit to Protect Health and Safety
“We hope that the Governor will listen to the people and push for policy solutions […]
Crowd Delivers Letters and Postcards Opposing ACHA to Cory Gardner
“He will not show up for a town hall. He refuses to. That’s not representation. […]
Commentary: Policing For Profit: When Systemic Practices Supercede Corruption
In the US, the criminal justice system is Big Business. Our high rates of stops, […]
