As the author of an article labeled “pro-Russia propaganda,” I can testify that unorthodox views are under attack. By Dave Lindorff.

A warning from the Senate Intelligence Committee has vulnerable lawmakers fretting about election security. By Kyle Cheney, Elana Schor, Cory Bennett.

Media depicted the end to the CIA's Syrian rebel program, which fueled Al Qaeda and ISIS, as a concession to the evil Russian puppet master. By Ben Norton.

It has been amusing watching the New York Times and its fellow mainstream media cohort express their dismay over the rise and spread of “fake news…” By Edward S. Herman.

Cyber-criminal efforts to hack into U.S. government databases are epidemic, but this ugly reality is now being exploited to foist blame on Russia and fuel the New Cold War hysteria, reports Gareth Porter.

Trump’s anti-war promises were just glib campaign rhetoric. By Philip Giraldi.

A founding Russia-gate myth is that all 17 U.S. intelligence agencies agreed that Russia hacked into and distributed Democratic emails, a falsehood that The New York Times has belatedly retracted, reports Robert Parry.

Jimmy Dore interviews Norman Solomon on his recent article, “Russiagate: When Progressives Sound Like Demagogues.”

The Washington Post has been one of the two main establishment papers in the U.S. for a while. But it’s gotten ridiculously pro-intelligence community in the last couple of years...

The document allegedly leaked by whistleblower Reality Winner reinforces assertions made by President Trump that the Russia story is fake news. By Scott Ritter.

Jump into your time machine and let me transport you back to another age. By William Astore.

It wasn't too long ago that the Reagan Right attacked Mother Jones for spreading “Kremlin disinformation” and subverting America. By Mark Ames.

An American Russia scholar on why he doesn’t believe the New York Times, doesn’t think the DNC was hacked, and just wants the U.S. and Russia to get along. By [Nixon White House spindoctor Murray Chotiner’s son] Isaac Chotiner.

Trump's tussle with the bureaucratic state. By Michael J. Glennon.

The CIA-funded Washington Post has something very important to tell you about the Seth Rich case… By Caitlin Johnstone.

Why is it a “conspiracy theory” to think that a disgruntled Democratic National Committee staffer gave WikiLeaks the DNC emails, but not a conspiracy theory to think the emails were provided by Russia? By Mike Whitney.

Why liberal conspiracy theories are flourishing in the age of Trump. By Zack Beauchamp.

National-security officials may see themselves as patriots, but their methods set a dangerous precedent. By Philip Giraldi.

“It seemed very suspicious for such an important article about the intelligence community’s ties to the Washington Post to go missing at the same time WaPo decides to stir up Russia collusion nonsense using anonymous sources again.” By Caitlin Johnstone.

One Democrat derided the measure as “a government-controlled propaganda campaign to convince the American public that genetically modified foods are safe.” By Caitlin Dewey.