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Iraq: Another Fine Mess
There must be no impunity for anyone accused of war crimes and human rights abuses.
Dismantling Corporate Control Isn’t a Spectator Sport: An Interview With Thomas Linzey
A nonprofit law firm takes a stand against the notion that corporations have power to override a community.
Obama Pays Tribute, But Doesn’t Say “Sorry” to Argentine Victims of Kissinger’s Allies
During a visit to Buenos Aires, Obama paid tribute victims killed and disappeared by the junta.
Animal Rights: “A Very Noble Cause” or Terrorism? The State Just Can’t Decide
One advocate says the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act was devised to “conjure public fear of the animal liberation movement.”
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Are the Media Accomplices in Drone Murders?
Since 2001, the United States has been killing people with weaponized drones, most times not knowing the victims.
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Trumpian Fantasies: How Many Presidents Does It Take to Deport 11 Million People?
Neither Donald Trump nor Ted Cruz has considered what it might really mean to deport 11 million human beings.
What Bill Gates Isn’t Telling You About GMOs
Some of the world's most powerful figures tout the benefits of GMOs, but what's the real story?
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Can We Change the Political System? Strategic Lessons of the Bernie Sanders Campaign
What is the Sanders campaign's long-term significance, and how can the left make the most of this political opportunity?
The War on Democracy in Latin America: An Interview With John Pilger
This is a dangerous time in Latin America.
Coal Plants Risk Global Water Shortage
The Yellow River finds itself at the centre of a battle for resources, with the area struggling to keep up with demand from the coal sector.