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The Graying of Our Incarceration Nation
America's broken criminal justice system has consigned millions of people to poverty and poor health as they age. It's time for the aging community to fight.
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Italy’s “Slow Food” Pioneer: How My Love for Food Ripened Into a Life’s Work
"Our philosophy is good, clean, and fair food; Good because it is healthy and tasty; clean because it is produced with low environmental impact and with animal welfare in …
Could We Make Opposition to Iran War Obligatory for Blue State Democrats?
Robert Naiman: It's not obvious that most blue state Democrats understand that support for new sanctions on Iran now will be scored as support for war.
South Sudan’s Most Vulnerable Face Hard Struggles In World’s Youngest Country
Since fighting broke out on December 15, about 500 are thought to have been killed and about 800 wounded.
Walking in an Anthropocene Wonderland: “But I’ll Know My Song Well Before I Start Singing”
Secretary of Defense? More like Commissar of Mass Suicide.
Typhoon Relief Dwarfed by Philippines 900 Million Marcos Debts
Portion of 900 million in debt payments accrued by abusive marcos regime.
Judge Orders Release of Presidential Policy Directive
Government taken to task for violating Freedom of Information Act.
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Why Charter Schools Are Foolish Investments for States Facing Economic Challenges
South Carolina's children deserve data-based and lean school reform policy, and not advocacy-based experiments.
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Realizations From Killing and Eating an Animal We Raised Ourselves
The way we used to source our meat had the same desensitizing effect that many people in our society have developed towards violence.
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How Do You End Homelessness? If You’re This State, You Offer People Homes
For years, Utah has addressed its homeless problem by simply offering apartments to those who lack a home.