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Noam Chomsky interview with Democracy Now

The former Chief Executive of Murdoch’s News International, Rebekah Brooks is charged with conspiring to pervert the course of justice.

Appearing on “Jeopardy”, Chris Matthews (who often mocks Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann’s intelligence) finished last with the sum of $2,300.

Stephanie Cutter went on with MSNBC’s Chuck Todd to address criticism of their latest attack ad in which they characterized Romney’s time at Bain capital like a “vampire” and highlighted one of the few failures of Bain investment.

University of California, Berkeley campus police raided an Occupy encampment after the protesters refused to leave peacefully on the deadline set by police.

Project Veritas: n North Carolina we find people who are listed as non-citizens according to Jury refusal forms and who are also registered to vote. We get their comment and are offered their ballots. We are offered a ballot in

News contributor and Middle East expert Erick Stackelbeck visits Portland State University to discuss Israel. Students United for Palestinian Equal Rights (S.U.P.E.R) and factions of other student groups such as the International Socialist Organization plan a silent protest. After Stackelbeck

California Gov. Jerry Brown proposed more than $8 billion in cuts Monday to close a widening state budget deficit. In addition to making cuts to many state services, he wants state workers to take a 5 percent pay cut.

In a statement to supporters Rep. Ron Paul announced an end to campaigning, removing the last obstacle from Mitt Romney’s path to his party’s nomination.

The federal judge overseeing John Edwards criminal trial is sharply curtailing the testimony of a key defense witness. The former chair of the FEC was prepared to raise doubts about whether a crime was committed.

President Obama explained his decision to support gay marriage while taping an appearance on ABC’s “the View.” The interview is set to air Tuesday at 11 AM ET.

Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr reassures Beijing that Australia welcomes Chinese investment, saying the decision to block telecom equipment company Huawei from a big broadband project was for “security” reasons.

Hear from the Lakers and Thunder after Oklahoma City’s win.