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Is Credit Suisse Really in Jail?
The reason for the kid-glove treatment, of course, is the fear that Credit Suisse is too big to jail.
“Control”: A Youth Justice Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion
Control is a movie about a young person and his family as they face the criminal justice institution.
New Report Finds Black Recent Grads Hardest Hit by the Great Recession
A new report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research demonstrates that the Great Recession has been hard on recent graduates, especially black recent college graduates.
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People Are Not Mice: The Failing Animal Research Paradigm for Human Disease
What prevents successes in mice from becoming human cures and treatments?
What Next in the Campaign to Save the Internet?
The next four months are going to determine the future of the Internet. Will it remain free and open with equal access to all?
How the International Monetary Conference Helped Fuel the 1980s Debt Crisis
The 1980 IMC meeting seemed to bear formal fruition when Ronald Reagan assumed the presidency in January of 1981, as his new economic policies won "praise from at least …
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How Campus Chiefs Ace Executive Excess 101
These haven't been the best of times for the young men and women attending America's colleges and universities. Or for the faculty who teach them.
California Bans “Dark Money” in Elections After Undisclosed Koch Brothers Spending in 2012
Sacramento Bee does a lousy job of helping voters understand why that matters.
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Challenging Christian Hegemony in the United States
By insisting on the importance of understanding Christian hegemony in all of our work, Kivel adds a layer of complexity to our thinking about movement work, particularly the Palestine …
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US Continues to Surreptitiously Supply Arms to Unelected Regime in Egypt
Newly obtained documents reveal the US government has continued to provide significant weapons support for the unelected Egyptian military regime, despite a State Department declaration it would withhold important …