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New Year, Same as the Old Year? 2015 Reproductive Rights Preview
Reproductive justice advocates are going to be working overtime to fight harmful legislation.
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Supreme Court’s Latest Race Case: Housing Discrimination
Many fear the case could gut the landmark Fair Housing Act.
Why the CIA Is So Eager to Demolish Whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling
The CIA's reputation certainly needs a lift. It has rolled downhill at an accelerating pace in the dozen years since telling President George W. Bush what he wanted the …
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State of the Black Union: The Shadow of Crisis Has Not Passed
We the People, committed to the declaration that Black lives matter, will fight to end the structural oppression that prevents so many from realizing their dreams.
SCOTUS Disrupted on 5th Anniversary of Citizens United
“Supreme Court Seven” arrested after standing up to protest infamous money-in-politics ruling.
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Expecting the Dollar to Fall Against the Euro
Is the United States government really a riskier bet than that of Spain?
Ahead of Obama Visit, a Report Card on India
The Modi government came to power standing on an anti-corruption plank. However, little has been really achieved in this area.
Supreme Court Upholds Auto Stop With No Traffic Violation
It's just the latest Supreme Court decision to effectively enlarge police powers and restrict Fourth Amendment protections.
Economist Leonidas Vatikiotis: Syriza’s Proposals Don’t Go Far Enough for Greece
Vatikiotis discusses the upcoming Greek elections, and the need, in his view, for Greece to depart from the eurozone.
Interim Settlement Reached in Lac Megantic Oil Train Disaster, but Culprits Say “It Wasn’t Us“
The initial compensation agreement for some victims of the 2013 disaster comes amid continued support for oil trains in Canada.