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“No Touching”: Peering Through the Iron Bars of the US-Mexico Border, Families Struggle to Connect
The Border Patrol's careful control over family reunions at the border wall leaves families heartbroken, unable to even touch or hug in many instances.
Bill Gates to Fund Huge XPrize to End Austerity in Europe
Austerity is unnecessary because evidence indicates that European governments could easily increase spending without hitting any constraints.
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Three Comforting Myths About the Declaration of Independence
The writers of the Declaration wanted freedom from British oppressors — and the freedom to enslave and oppress.
The Millennial Generation Is a Perfect Fit for Socialism
Capitalism has only itself to blame, forcing millennials to look for an alternative.
Is Hillary Clinton Making History or Maintaining the Status Quo?
Hillary Clinton says she'll make history as the first woman president, but no other candidate so represents a continuation of the same old thing.
Okinawa Is Still Being Exploited by the US
Cindy Beringer describes the long history of US military abuses on the island of Okinawa — and explains the backdrop to the struggle of its residents.
Financial Conflicts at National Academy Advisory Panel on the Future of GMO Regulation
For decades, scientists and public-interest groups have raised questions about conflicts of interest and potential bias in the Academy's work on GMOs.
In New York, Republicans and Democrats Join Forces to Overturn “Citizens United“
Seventeen states have called for a constitutional amendment to reduce the influence of money in politics. So who's next?
Dark Money: How You Can See More of It, Thanks to the FCC
Radio and cable stations must upload political ad data to public online database.
Decision Looms for Controversial Mine in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
A proposed open-pit mine in Michigan is pitting a tribe and locals against a multinational company and is a reminder that modern conveniences have costs.