Michael Manville

In our consumption-obsessed age, what we consume most may be information. A new book takes a look at who manufactures it.

What if the death penalty did what it was supposed to?

Founding Fathers Alexander Hamilton and John Jay envisioned an America run by the rich. They would be excited by today's corporate-dominated Cabinet, the wealthiest ever assembled. In 2001, plutocracy reigns supreme.

Genetic engineering will feed the hungry, if the hungry can pay the technology fee. For those who missed it the first time, here again is the story of Terminator.

Do you trust these people with your food? You better. Chances are they're already making it.

Why would anyone shoot up a school?

JR McNeill looks at the earth, in the wake of its most tumultuous century yet.

Mike Manville on why Bill Clinton should buy the Red Sox.

The Dems lost the keys to Election 2000, and the GOP stole the car. Manville on the betrayal of the New Democrats and the struggles ahead.

A-Rod can have his 250 million, Mike Manville just wants his 13 hours back.

Greed is good! Sing along with the Center for the Moral Defense of Capitalism.

Alone among advanced industrial nations still practicing state sanctioned murder, the USA is heading for a long overdue identity crisis. Mike Manville holds up the mirror.

Is the gun control debate even about the right to bear arms? One more look at the NRA's America.

You don't have to be a reactionary to doubt the effectiveness of one dimensional sloganeering. Mike Manville on why tactics matter in the fight for a just world economy.