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How Unprofessional Development Inspires Creativity, Collaboration and Community Service in Classrooms
In this interview, Christina Jenkins discusses the vision for Unprofessional Development.
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How Electric Utility Customers Are Forced to Fund the Edison Electric Institute and Other Political Organizations
Utilities should have to disclose the exact benefits that their political industry associations confer to ratepayers.
If China Can Fund Infrastructure With Its Own Credit, So Can We
While US politicians debate endlessly over how to finance the needed fixes, the Chinese have managed to fund massive infrastructure projects.
“Clean This Place, Don’t Displace”: Activists Battle for Environmental Justice in Washington, DC
Following the People's Climate March, Washington, DC residents have redoubled their fight for better air quality.
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FCC Chair Ajit Pai Tips First Domino in Play Toward Internet Dystopia
With the FCC under Republican control, there's little standing in the way of Ajit Pai being able to dismantle previous internet protections.
Oscar López Rivera Returns Home to Chicago — and to a Movement
Oscar Lopez Rivera's release from prison comes at a time of escalating crisis for Puerto Rico.
Buoyed by Trump, the Climate Change Counter-Movement Gains Momentum
Conservative think tanks were paid over $900 million annually to create widespread distrust of climate scientists.
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The Hidden Bombshell in the Comey-Trump Story
The president didn't just want the FBI to stop investigating his friend Mike Flynn. He wanted it to arrest journalists.
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The Immigration and Refugee Human Revenue Stream
Until we demand change, then the suffering of human beings will continue to be commodified.
ACLU Reveals Bills in 20 States Aiming to Criminalize Peaceful Protest — Is Your State on the List?
More than 30 bills spanning 20 states have been introduced in an effort to increase the penalties for peaceful protest.