Chomsky: The Decline of American Empire (Part 2) The principles of imperial domination have undergone little change, but the capacity to implement them has markedly declined. Read more By Noam Chomsky | TomDispatch.com State Rape in Virginia: New Law...

A nuanced interpretation – accurate to my knowledge, and ignored by Gray – is given in the book. Of particular interest is Gray's outrage over my critique of mainstream debate over the Iraq war, which, as I pointed out, is similar to Soviet commentary...

The center also recommends the propaganda film Occupation 101, which features notorious defamers of Israel like Noam Chomsky and Richard Falk, whose “despicable” anti-Israel animus led Susan Rice, US ambassador to the United Nations, to call for his...

Chomsky's argument is that United States foreign policy since the Second World War has been founded on an assumption that the US has the right to global preeminence and domination, as well as free exercise of violence, and that the sovereignty of other...

By 1970, U.S. share of world wealth had dropped to about 25 percent, roughly where it remains, still colossal but far below the end of World War II. By then, the industrial world was “tripolar”: US-based North America, German-based Europe, and East...

In the years of conscious, self-inflicted decline at home, "losses" continued to mount elsewhere. In the past decade, for the first time in 500 years, South America has taken successful steps to free itself from western domination, another serious loss.