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Armenian Youth End Soviet-Era Inertia in Velvet Revolution
For Armenia's post-independence generation, the victory was also a counteraction to the country's Soviet past.
Reading Against Fascism
Democracy cannot survive with a public that is inattentive to the power of language and indifferent to history.
Securities and Exchange Commission Guts Its Whistleblower Program
The SEC always hated the whistleblower program that Congress imposed on it as part of Dodd-Frank reforms.
DNC Panel Approves Plan to Gut Power of Superdelegates
The plan has widespread party support, but corporate lobbyists are desperately working to undermine it.
As Trump Runs Wild in Brussels, GOP Senators Start to Back Away
After threatening to blow up NATO and declaring victory, Trump is off to London to meet the “Baby Trump” blimp.
Protesters Hear Echoes of the Past in Germany’s New Police Laws
Legal moves to increase police powers in the name of fighting terrorism are hardly new territory for Europe.
High School Massacres Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg Among Youth Gun Deaths
An excerpt of Gary Younge's book “Another Day in the Death of America: A Chronicle of Ten Short Lives.”
With Escalation in ICE Raids, Immigrant Legal Resource Centers Double Down
Legal resource centers are finding strategic ways to collaborate, react and be proactive in advising immigrants.
Black Americans’ Median Wealth Could Disappear in One Generation
Intergenerational wealth, which slavery enabled white families to accumulate, contributes to the racial wealth gap.
Pre-Existing Conditions: The Age Group Most Vulnerable if Coverage Goes Away
Stripping away coverage for pre-existing health conditions would leave American adults under 65 vulnerable.