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William Rivers Pitt | The Business Is Death, and Business Is Good
From Independence Day into Sunday, US forces launched 38 air attacks against Iraq in both Iraq and Syria.
Thomas Piketty to Angela Merkel: Austerity Has Failed
Five leading economists warn the German chancellor, “History will remember you for your actions this week.”
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New Internet Censorship Law Could Be Coming to South Africa
The Draft Online Regulation Policy issued by the Film and Publication Board of South Africa is audacious and misguided.
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Supreme Court Decision on Same-Sex Marriage Will Resonate Globally
The US decision on same sex marriage will bolster the work of activists, but it will pose some challenges.
US Still Won’t Confirm Israeli Nukes
Sam Husseini dissects the hypocrisy behind the persistent refusal to confirm that Israel has a nuclear arsenal.
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What Do Americans Think About Economic Inequality?
Surveys indicate that majorities of Americans recognize the wealth gap has grown and favor greater economic equality.
The Secrecy of Torture: What Happens When Survivors’ Memories Are “Declassified”?
Among the numerous bizarre facets of the Guantanamo Bay prison saga is the classification of people's memories as state secrets.
The Disturbing Forces Behind a School “Reform” Fight in Colorado
One thing parents in Jefferson County believe for sure is they should have more of a democratic say in how their schools are run.
Chemicals May Alter Placenta Genes
Researchers link endocrine disrupting chemical exposure to altered gene function in pregnant women's placentas.
Pennsylvania Residents Near Fracking Sites Report Health Problems
Health department employees were told not to talk to residents complaining of fracking-related symptoms.