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Public Services Under Attack Through TTIP and CETA
EU trade deals with Canada and the US could endanger citizens' rights to basic services.
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Worker Safety Before Profits
This case is being called the largest settlement in California criminal prosecution history for felony workplace safety violations.
On Police and Stolen Native Lives: A Lakota Mother Speaks
Lynn Eagle Feather, the mother of Paul Castaway, an Indigenous man who was killed by Denver police, speaks about her son's case.
In the Land of My Ancestors: Native Woman Stands Her Ground in Ohlone Territory
As a Costanoan Ohlone, Ann Marie Sayers is a rare example of a Native woman who continues to live in her ancestral land.
For US Tribes, a Movement to Revive Native Foods and Lands
There is a growing trend by Native Americans to bring back traditional food sources and heal scarred landscapes.
Lakota Women and Ranchers Lead Charge to Break Silence Against Uranium Mine
The uranium mine is comprised of thousands of wells at the base of Crow Butte, a sacred site located within Lakota treaty territories.
The Final Leaked TPP Text Is All That We Feared
This latest leak has confirmed our greatest fears - and strengthened our resolve to kill this agreement for good once it reaches Congress.
Even The Wall Street Journal Is Asking Questions About How Ownership Should Work in a Democracy
The system question may not quite be on the table in the mainstream media in the way it ultimately needs to be, but it's getting close.
GM Crops: An Uneasy Truce Hangs Over Europe
EU member states have now exercised a new conditional legal right to prevent GM crops from being cultivated within their own territories.
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Is the Digital Revolution Sowing the Seeds of a Techno-Fascist Future?
The widespread benefits of the digital revolution are hiding the totalitarian potential of an electronically connected world.