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Life After Exoneration: Alison Flowers Discusses What Comes Next
An exoneration is not a fairytale with a happy ending. It is the beginning of the painful process of rebuilding a life.
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Health Care Repeal Is a Stealth Tax Break for Millionaires
If Obama's health law is reversed, taxes will go down for the rich and up for the poor, while millions lose coverage.
Faster Approval for Drugs and Medical Devices Raises Concerns for Patient Safety
The 21st Century Cures Act speeds up regulatory review and approves drugs and medical devices.
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The Concept of the Wall
In contrast to neoliberalism's ideology of freedom and openness, walls abet privatization and precarity the world over.
Why Some Credit Unions Are Taking a Public Stand in Solidarity
How LES People's Credit Union practices solidarity.
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Polar Bears Are Now Facing Another Threat to Their Survival
According to a new study polar bears are facing another significant threat to their survival — toxic pollutants.
Can the Trump-Pence Administration Overturn Roe v. Wade?
Attacks on Roe v. Wade won't succeed overnight, but state legislatures are pursuing ways to re-criminalize abortion.
American Carnage: The Obscenity of Trump’s Inauguration
Donald J. Trump is president, but the growl of organized protest will never be far from him now.
Laying the Ground for Resistance to Trump on Day One
There is fear, but also hope, in the hearts of the organizers who are fighting Trump's oppressive agenda.
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Uganda’s Unsung Heroes of Refugee Protection
What has been less widely noted is that the Ugandan government's much lauded openness toward refugees appears to come with a price tag for some.