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Pelican Bay Prison Hunger-Strikers’ Stories: Gabriel Reyes
Working with the Center for Constitutional Rights, Truthout offers a series of profiles of prisoners on hunger strike at Pelican Bay.
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In a Nation in Decline, a Lust for Hatred
Hate has become our highest form of patriotism and a form of eroticism.
The Snags, Snares and Snafus of Covering the US Military
A firsthand account of the total lack of transparency in US military operations around the world.
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Snowden Honored by Ex-Intel Officials
Edward Snowden, an ex-contractor for the National Security Agency, has been named recipient of this yearu2019s award for truth-telling given by Sam Adams Associates for Integrity in Intelligence, the …
Why We Have a Do-Nothing Congress
The stunning inaction and backlog in the 113th Congress can be traced back to January 20, 2009.
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Is Greece’s Child Labor Crisis Getting Out of Hand?
The rise in illegal child labor is occurring at a time when Greeks have faced record-high levels of unemployment.
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Wisconsin Budget Includes $1 Million Taxpayer Giveaway for Well-Funded Teach for America
Wisconsin's 2013-2015 biennial budget sits on Governor Walker's desk awaiting his signature.
CEO Salary Justification Season Is Open
Proxy season is over. Then comes the annual compilation of executive compensation data.
N.C. Youth Defends Against Police Shooting
On December 18th 2012, Carlos Riley Jr. was dropping off his girlfriend around 10AM when he stopped to speak with an acquaintance. Shortly after, Durham police officer Kelly A. …
The Battle to Stop the Trans-Pacific Partnership
“Things are boiling, we know the system doesn't work, we know that it is unfair, and eventually, something tips it off,” says Dr. Margaret Flowers in this interview with …