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How Extreme Energy Leads to Extreme Politics
Authorities in Argentina and beyond are cracking down on indigenous communities that protest resource extraction.
“Nuisance” Evictions Target Domestic Violence Survivors
Survivors of domestic abuse are often at risk of eviction after being deemed “public nuisances.”
US/NATO Embrace Psy-ops and Info-War
NATO has largely abandoned the notion that there should be a clear distinction between psy-ops and public affairs.
Quantitative Easing for People: The UK Labour Frontrunner’s Controversial Proposal
British MP Jeremy Corbyn has proposed a “People's QE” that has critics crying hyperinflation and supporters saying it's about time.
Greece: A Perfect Storm
On the streets of Athens, Greeks are divided about how to save their economy, but some are hopeful.
The Dirty War Against Youth, From Ferguson to Ayotzinapa
From both sides of the US-Mexico border, youth are demanding justice in response to acts of state violence.
When Not to Listen to a Columnist: The Dyett Hunger Strikers Must Be Heard
Bronzeville has exactly one community high school left. This is the school the hunger strikers are trying to save.
Why the Clean Power Plan Isn’t a Death Knell for Coal
Obama's new rules won't necessarily knock out the West's aging power plants.
Tiny Guam, Huge US Marine Base Expansions
An expansion of the military will only degrade both the environment and the native Chamorro people.
DoD’s Inspector General Investigates Administration Propaganda Again
Intelligence officials were skewing the info on how (un)successful the campaign against ISIS has been.