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Voters Will Be Left Hanging by State Department’s Clinton Email Slow-Walk
The department will wait until after the general election to publish many of Hillary Clinton's emails, including correspondence about the TPP.
Forget Hunger Strikes; What Prisons Fear Most Is Labor Strikes
Prisoners throughout Alabama and Texas are reclaiming their humanity — and power — by shutting down the economic infrastructure of their prisons.
Swiss Reject Basic Income, but New Economy Still Firmly on Global Agenda
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed rules to regulate payday lenders, and Swiss voters decided whether to implement a universal basic income.
Accreditor of For-Profit Colleges Agrees It Needs a Makeover
Embattled college accreditor ACICS announces that it will halt new applications for accreditation while it institutes reforms.
Tech Report Says Palestinian Rights Organizations Are Under Sophisticated Cyber Attack
The BDS movement's online presence got hit with string of offensives.
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Water Activists, Your White Privilege Is Showing
White supremacy and white privilege often obscure the racist structures that create water contamination crises.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz Has a Change of Heart, but Too Little, Too Late
Wasserman Schultz changed her mind on an important issue, but she and other corporate Democrats continue to betray the legacy of their party.
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William Rivers Pitt | How the AP Screwed Sanders, and Other Tales From Tuesday Night
The most bizarre, damaging, silly primary season in living memory was capstoned by The Associated Press getting into the coronation business.
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Is There Any Hope in a Nuclear Empire?
The United States claims nuclear non-proliferation is a priority as it updates and expands nuclear weapons systems.
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Sanders, Standards and Sandinistas: Line-Item Vetoes in Political Morality
One of the more curious sideline elements in the 2016 Democratic primary came in a debate conducted by Univision between Sanders and Clinton.