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Accreditor of For-Profit Colleges Agrees It Needs a Makeover
Embattled college accreditor ACICS announces that it will halt new applications for accreditation while it institutes reforms.
Tech Report Says Palestinian Rights Organizations Are Under Sophisticated Cyber Attack
The BDS movement's online presence got hit with string of offensives.
Voters Outraged as Media Accused of Falsely, Preemptively Crowning Clinton
The move came on the eve of six primaries, including California.
Crimes of the War on Terror: Justice for Torturers?
When we say that putting officials in prison for war crimes would be justice, we endorse a criminal justice system that is more criminal than just.
How Many Delegates Does Hillary Clinton Have?
Little do most know, you need degrees in political science, statistics, and psychology to fully understand the Democratic nomination process.
At Least 33 US Cities May Be Hiding Lead in Drinking Water
Reporters looked at 41 cities across 17 states, and compared local officials' water testing methods to those by the EPA.
Henry A. Giroux | Anti-Politics and the Plague of Disorientation: Welcome to the Age of Trump
To struggle against a culture of lies, we need a new political vocabulary that acts as fuel for a radical democracy.
South Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters: Julius Malema and the Struggle to Continue the Revolution
For many, Malema's Economic Freedom Fighters are the answer to neoliberal policies of the African National Congress.
The Changing Face of Whiteness
White supremacy is a conglomerate forged through fear, colonialism, imperialism and anti-Blackness, not through the purity of blood.
Five Reasons Why Student Debt Is Skyrocketing
Grads in 2016 are the most indebted in history.