Elections

John Pilger speaks to Julian Assange on the secrets of the US elections
Installing a right-wing government, Spain's PSOE deepens its own crisis
Bob Day debacle a setback for ABCC revival
Turkey: Erdoğan imprisons parliamentary opposition and silences media
Turkey: Mass arrest of opposition MPs
Inside the invisible government: John Pilger on war, propaganda and the US presidential race
Britain: Rise of ‘Corbynism’ poses unique challenge for the left
US voting system is rigged, just not against Trump
Media omits key information to demonise Venezuela as recall referendum suspended
Tom Morello on making America rage again
United States: Jill Stein slams ‘Trump’s psychosis and Clinton’s distortions’
WikiLeaks releases full Wall Street speeches as Clinton's cozy corporate relationships confirmed

US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's full remarks to several Wall Street audiences became public on October 15 when the transparency group WikiLeaks dumped its latest batch of emails obtained from the account of John Podesta, Clinton's campaign chairman. WikiLeaks called the latest release a “holy grail” for journalism.