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Fascists Seek Personal Growth and Forgiveness in Two Films
Do despicable right-wing militants coming to terms with their past deserve forgiveness? Two films leave us wondering.
How Trump and Tom Price Can Kill Obamacare Without the Senate
Senate leadership has indicated that passage of the American Health Care Act “will not be quick,” but it may not matter.
What Bail Does Is Coerce Guilty Pleas
CounterSpin interview with Arissa Hall on Mama's Bailout Day.
Add Another to the List of Former Trump Campaign Staffers Lobbying for Foreign Clients
Former Trump campaign officials haven't exactly been bashful about cashing in on their ties to the president in the lobbying sphere.
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Unending Grief: Murder of Dontre Hamilton by Police Continues to Haunt Family
“Justice for me looks like Milwaukee reevaluating the entire police system,” says Dontre Hamilton's mother.
Falling Between the Sun-Scorched Gaps: Drought Highlights Ethiopia’s Internally Displaced Persons Dilemma
222 sites containing nearly 400,000 displaced individuals were identified in Ethiopia due to droughts.
Are EPA Scientists in Trump’s Crosshairs?
The GOP is trying to make federal agencies more industry friendly — and many worry that will mean using bunk science.
“From Laughable to Inevitable”: $15 Minimum Wage Hits Congress
Responding to grassroots labor movement, Democratic lawmakers show that they are ready to join the pro-worker fight.
Beyond Reactive Politics: Working Toward the Wholesale Reorganization of Society
Social movements are figuring out how to move out of a defensive posture and fight for the power to govern, says activist James Hayes.
The Pitfalls of “Buy American”
US history has seen at least three waves of “Buy American” fervor.