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The Corporate State Will Be Broken
A protester with the Occupy Wall Street movement waves to Auubi, a 17-month-old boy whose father was also demonstrating, on the grounds of the Capitol in Washington, on January …
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The Surefire Way to End Online Piracy: End Copyright
(Image: Jared Rodriguez / Truthout) The popular rebellion against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) was an impressive display of democracy in action. The opponents of the …
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Gingrich Bets on Attack Mode Against News Media
Greenville, S.C. — They were Newt Gingrich’s other adversaries in the South Carolina primary and they helped define his surge to victory as much as Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum …
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How Can Communities Defend Themselves From Corporate Interests?
(Image: Gibbs Smith) Why isn't activism working? It's not for lack of trying, says self-described recovering environmental attorney Thomas Linzey. The environmental community has created a slew …
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Shale-Shocked: Fracking Gets Its Own Occupy Movement
This is a story about water, the land surrounding it, and the lives it sustains. Clean water should be a right: there is no life without it. New York …
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Obama Must Choose on Housing: Sweetheart Deal for the 1 Percent or Fairness for the 99 Percent?
With George Goehl Rumor has it that on Monday, after months of negotiation with big banks, the White House may announce a settlement that would let the …
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Honduras Is Test of New US Policy on Gay Rights
San Pedro Sula, Honduras - From U.N. chambers to the halls of the State Department, global pressure on countries to protect the rights of gay people and transgender people …
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One Hundred Thirty Cities Across the US Protest on Anniversary of Citizens United
On Friday, activists in more than 130 cities in 46 states across the country “occupied” their federal courts on the eve of the second anniversary of Citizens United v. …
Cult of Personality
He is, in the words of Barbara Walters, a “mild-mannered ophthalmologist.” Indeed, the rather squeamish leader-to-be chose eye surgery because it didn’t involve much blood. He speaks fluent English …
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National Science Board Report: US Losing Research and Development Jobs to Asia
The United States is losing ever more jobs and becoming ever less competitive as our universities are cut back and companies move R&D jobs to Asia. We lost 687,000 …