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In the Wake of Charlie Hebdo, Assaults on Mosques Escalate
Extremists in France are storming across the country to terrorize the nation's Muslims.
Three Ideas for Inclusive Cities: How Raleigh, Seattle and Others Are Bringing Everyone Into the Fold
From city-issued ID cards to open-source data, simple urban innovations are creating more transparent and equitable cities.
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An Economic Bounce, Not a Boom
The recent economic uptick in the United States is not a boom, and comparisons to the 1990s are insane.
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The Robots Are Coming! Let’s Make Them Work for the Workers
Rather than causing unemployment and inequality, technological advancements could mean less work and higher living standards.
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Pipeline to Nowhere
Cheap oil is bankrupting the financial rationale for building the Keystone XL.
Center for Media and Democracy Issues New Report on Latest Assault on Clean Election Laws
A campaign to undermine what remains of limits on big money in politics is underway in Wisconsin.
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Everyday Actions That Help Fight Human Trafficking
The complexity of trafficking is precisely what makes these different approaches necessary, and shows that we can all be part of bringing an end to human trafficking.
Why America Keeps Losing Its Wars
There is an insidious message here to an officer corps that is ever mindful that the Constitution makes no promotions: You are sworn to carry out orders.
Challenge to New York Police Department Muslim Suspicionless Spying Program in Federal Court
Attorneys for Muslim community urge appellate court: surveillance based only on religion is unconstitutional.
Largest Private Prison Firm Objects to Resolution to Fund Rehabilitative, Reentry Programs
CCA filed a formal objection with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), seeking to exclude the resolution from its 2015 proxy materials distributed to shareholders.