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Remembering Hiroshima and the Quest for Peace
While we have not used another nuclear weapon to kill, we continue to use bombs and guns and missiles to kill each other.
New Developments in Julian Assange’s Epic Struggle for Justice
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces an August 20 expiration of Sweden's sexual misconduct charges against him.
Black People Can’t Vote If We’re Dead
Merely getting US presidential candidates to address the spectacle of Black death will not yield real change.
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A Bold and Brilliant New Moment in the Struggle for Black Liberation
“This convening was not only historic; it was right on time. We needed this as a people,” writes Lamont Lilly.
Henry A. Giroux | Schools as Punishing Factories: The Handcuffing of Public Education
While the video of an 8-year-old boy handcuffed in an elementary school classroom in Kentucky has rightfully drawn media attention, the boy's treatment was far from unique.
Could Scott Walker’s Legal Victory Expand PAC Superpowers?
A Wisconsin ruling about the governor's recall campaign could carry seeds of another “Citizens United.”
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Entering the Nuclear Age, Body by Body
Beneath the still-rising mushroom cloud, a huge portion of Nagasaki vanished.
Europe’s Epic Mistake
Are there good arguments against the proposition that the creation of the euro was an epic mistake?
Egypt’s Military Economy
The army is increasing its economic power and is free to impose the conditions it deems suitable.
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Five Ideas That Matter but Fox Won’t Address in the Presidential Debate
The FOX debate will probably bypass crucial policies for non billionaire Americans.