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Still Caught in the Can’t-Catch-Up Economy
Has the economic recovery filtered down to the working class, more than seven years after the official end of the Great Recession?
While Washington Talks, Africa’s Oceans Remain in Danger
The international community bears responsibility for the overfishing, piracy and devastation in Africa's oceans.
Classified Information: What You Need to Know
There's a lack of public understanding about the classification system and how it works.
Libyans Who Once Opposed Gaddafi Now Regret US-Led Regime Change
Who actually benefits from American-led wars across the globe?
The International Criminal Court Will Start Prosecuting People Who Commit Crimes Against the Environment
It's great that environmental crimes are now being considered at the highest level of global justice. But the ICC alone isn't enough.
Neonicotinoids: Unpublished Industry Studies Detail Harm to Bee Health
Chemical giants Bayer and Syngenta commissioned private studies which showed that their neonicotinoid pesticides can cause serious harm to bees.
Twelve Ways Gary Johnson Is a Hardcore Right-Winger
His rhetoric on marijuana and against war serve as a shield for a litany of radical-right positions.
Five Signs Electing Trump Could End Legal Abortion
Trump is moving even farther to the extremes on the right to access a legal, safe abortion.
Eight Workers’ Rights Measures to Watch This November
If you care about workers' rights, you'll want to pay attention this November.
Class War by Other Means: Tennessee, Volkswagen and the Future of Labor
Massive subsidies are just the price that the public is expected to pay in exchange for jobs made available to them within the “free enterprise” system.