Five Important Headlines from Reader Supported News, May 17, 2012

Bill Moyers | JPMorgan’s Losses a Canary in a Coal Mine? Bill Moyers, BillMoyers.com Moyers writes: “That sound of shattered glass you’ve been hearing is the iconic portrait of Jamie Dimon splintering as it hits the floor of JPMorgan Chase.” READ MOREAmy Goodman | Veterans Say No to NATO Amy Goodman, Truthdig Goodman writes: “Veterans of the occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan are now challenging the occupation of Chicago.” READ MORE Laura Flanders | The Student Debt Bomb Laura Flanders, CounterPunch Flanders writes: “Whatever else they possess, the class of 2012 possesses an enormous amount of debt. Heavy borrowing’s not only for graduate students or drop outs from for-profit colleges any more.” READ MORE NYPD Stop-and-Frisk Lawsuit Gets Class Action Status Ryan Devereaux, Guardian UK Devereaux reports: “A federal judge has granted class action status to a lawsuit that alleges the New York police department’s controversial stop-and-frisk policy is unconstitutional and amounts to systemic racial discrimination.” READ MORE Keeping People in Their Homes, One Action at a Time Noelle Swan, Occupy.com Swan reports: “Every weekend, students and community volunteers from Project No One Leaves hit the streets in an effort to reach tenants and homeowners facing foreclosure to inform them of their rights during and after the foreclosure.” READ MORE

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