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Will Washington Greenlight Another Coup in Haiti?
After December's elections, Haiti could have yet another US backed president with a weak democratic mandate.
Reinventing Banking: From Russia to Iceland to Ecuador
Global developments in finance and geopolitics prompt rethinking the structure of banking.
The Market Has Spoken: Funders Flee “Free-Market” Climate Denial Group
The Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, a US climate change denial group, lost more than two thirds of its funding.
Global Populism Takes a Blow as a Neoliberal President Takes Office in Argentina
Neoliberalism is about to make a comeback in Argentina following the election of a new pro-business president.
Tribunal Finds Mexico and US Jointly Responsible for Human Rights Crisis Linked to Drug War
The jury has called for the suspension of US military and police aid to Mexico.
War With No Horizon: The MSF Report and Its Implications for Syrians
The details of the MSF Report on the US attacks of the Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz reveal a potential war crime.
Resisting Regulation, Predatory Lenders Pump Millions Into State Political Campaigns
How millions in campaign contributions help block laws to crack down on lending abuses.
Supreme Court Case Could Disempower Communities of Color in the South
The Court heard arguments in a case that could re define how political representation is determined.
Colorado Citizens Can Now Report Health Problems From Oil and Gas
The nation's first ‘health response’ program launched this fall.
Dahr Jamail | How Do the Democratic Presidential Front-Runners Stack Up on Climate Change?
The Democratic presidential primary race between front-runners Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton is heating up. So is the planet.