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Feds Spent $3.3 Billion Fueling Charter Schools but No One Knows What It’s Really Bought
There's no comprehensive list of the charter schools that have received these funds.
The March Trade Deficit and the Trans-Pacific Partnership
The jump in the March trade deficit should highlight the importance of including rules on currency in trade agreements.
Is Saudi Arabia Now the Israel of the Gulf?
Saudi Arabia is a habitual aggressor in its neighborhood, enabled by the US.
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Jeb Bush Isn’t a Moderate, He’s a Neocon Extremist
If elected, he'll run this country just like his dad and brother did.
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First Senate Vote on “Fast Track” for TPP on Tuesday
We can win, but people must take action now.
Lakota Sioux Tribe Invokes “Bad Men” Treaty Clause Over Keystone Pipeline
The tribe is demanding that the feds remove TransCanada.
Women Farmers Rewrite Their History in Chile’s Patagonia Region
More than 100 women small farmers from Chile's southern Patagonia region have joined together.
Is the Government Harassing and Censoring Scientists for Studying Ties Between Pesticides and Bee Deaths?
Federal scientists have reported harassment when their work conflicts with agribusiness interests.
Challenging a “Disposable Future,” Looking to a Politics of Possibility
In this interview with Brad Evans and Henry A. Giroux, the public intellectuals discuss their new book and what they mean by “disposable futures.”
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Poverty, Jail, Media Harassment: The Worst Year of This Mother’s Life
Taylor, a single mother of three, recalls how her dire economic situation and struggle to find employment led to her criminalization for being “poor while Black.”