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After Three Decades of Neglect, Antitrust Is Back on the Democratic Platform
If elected, would Clinton have the will to enforce the antitrust laws Democrats have neglected since the Reagan years?
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Labor’s Stockholm Syndrome: Why Unions Must Stop Backing Anti-Labor Candidates in the Primaries
Alternative strategies to labor's current custom of backing anti-worker Democrats are both necessary and viable.
See How Much Waste the US Produces Each Year — and What You Can Do About It
Americans are responsible for sending an astonishing amount of waste to landfills — and it's only gotten worse over the last 100 years.
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Which Side Is Michael Jordan On?
Jordan and other donors can't play both sides of the fence. They're either for freedom now, or not.
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“One Day, We Will Win”: The Fight to Protect Indigenous Lands From Brazil’s Hydrodam Plans
The Sao Luiz do Tapajos dam is the first of four slated to be built on the Tapajos River.
Surveillance of Everyone: Europe’s “Smart Borders” Would Automatically Monitor Individuals
Europe's “Smart Borders” system puts individual privacy in great jeopardy without a guarantee of security.
The Trials and Trauma of Flying While Transgender
In many ways, airport security measures are built around surveilling and policing gender.
Weekend of Our Discontent: Trump, Clinton Spar Over Dueling Controversies
Trump and Clinton are the two most unpopular candidates to seek office in the history of modern polling.
When AFRICOM Evaluates Itself, the News Is Grim
It's rare to hear one top military commander publicly badmouth another, call attention to his faults or simply point out his shortcomings.
Why Calls for “Unity” Are Not Enough: Look at the 1930s and 1940s
The parallels between the two eras aren't perfect, but today's political climate is strikingly similar to the late 1930s.