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DEA Administrator Chief Michele Leonhart Expected to Resign
The news comes as no surprise to drug policy reformers who say her opposition to reform made her out of step with the Obama Administration.
Henry A. Giroux | Domestic Terrorism, Youth and the Politics of Disposability
Nation-states organized by neoliberal priorities have implicitly declared war on their children.
Five Years After the BP Oil Disaster: A Barrier Island for Nesting Birds Devoid of Life
Cat Island has just about disappeared.
FBI Admits Flawed Hair Analysis in Hundreds of Cases Spanning Decades
Flawed analysis helped convict hundreds, some of whom were executed.
The Struggle to Abolish Bail Gaining Momentum in Massachusetts
This Thursday is the first settlement hearing on the videotaping of women being strip-searched at the Chicopee jail.
New York City Just Outlawed Running Credit Checks on Job Applicants
Now your first impression might get boiled down to three digits on a botched credit rap sheet.
Taxpayers Subsidize Restaurant Pay
A new report reveals just how much the restaurant industryu2019s current low-wage model costs ordinary taxpayers.
On Rekia Boyd, Freddie Gray and the Cost of Police Impunity
While the corporate media report on killings of Black civilians by police, they fail to cover the actual mechanics underpinning the cycle of violence.
Sex, Drugs and Dead Soldiers: What US Africa Command Doesn’t Want You to Know
In recent years, allegations of widespread sex crimes have dogged the US military.
Koch Brothers Declare: “Scott Walker Is Our Man“
Has Scott Walker won the Koch primary?