Norman Solomon is the Executive Director at the Institute for Public Accuracy. He focuses on government and politics, public policy, and international affairs, often exploring themes related to elections, conflict, and current affairs. Solomon's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Truthout, The Nation, and Common Dreams.
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Norman Solomon's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, with a focus on legal policy regulation, government announcements, expert commentary, and evolving stories. Given his emphasis on these themes and topics such as the Democratic Party, Congress, President Biden, world affairs and mainstream media; he may be responsive to pitches from experts providing analysis or commentary on political developments in the US.
Considering his extensive coverage of specific political figures like Liz Cheney and Noam Chomsky along with topics like war criminals and oil; he might also be interested in well-researched insights related to these areas that can provide depth to ongoing political discussions.
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By Norman Solomon* | In the aftermath of last week's big meeting of the Democratic National Committee in New Orleans, supporters of the
By: Norman Solomon
Much of the criticism of Ken Martin is deserved. But his actions are symptomatic of a party that fails to listen to the grassroots
By: Norman Solomon
Democratic voters are increasingly challenging an establishment that tolerates vast inequality, unaffordable healthcare and U.S. complicity in Israel’s devastation of Gaza.
The Democratic base is fed up with a system that gives inordinate power to the wealthy and to large corporations. In the real world, the so-called “moderates” are aligned with a status quo that continues to inflict widespread suffering and preventable death at home and abroad.
San Francisco (Dispatch to Informed Comment) - We’ve been hearing a lot of panicky warnings lately after Democratic primary voters chose socialists and other leftists instead of “modera...
We've been hearing a lot of panicky warnings lately after Democratic primary voters chose socialists and other leftists instead of “moderates” in several major elections. The alarm bells got louder this month after Michigan's progressive Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed defeated Rep. Haley Stevens – who was, the New York Times
Norman Solomon traces 25 years of CIA and military detention practices since September 11, and the officials who faced no consequences for them.
By: Norman Solomon
Twenty-five years after the attacks, the War on Terror has changed names and battlefields, but U.S. militarism, civilian suffering and the machinery of permanent war endure.
The crusade that George W. Bush launched 25 years ago to “rid the world of evil” only compounded it.
After 9/11, fear and rage blended into high octane for a war machine set for large-scale killing.
