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The Dangers of European Dis-Union
The “European Project” is under unprecedented stress.
Fight for $15 Advances With Bill Introduction in Congress
Representatives introduced new $15 federal minimum wage legislation.
UK Is Privatizing Aid to the Developing World as Corporations Seek Their Cut
Several cases have come to light questioning whether aid is helping the people or big business.
New Mexico Field and Dairy Laborers Win Right to Workers’ Comp
The second victory for New Mexico's farmworkers in less than a year is big news in a low wage sector.
UK High Court Rules Surveillance Law Unconstitutional in Groundbreaking Case
Lord Justice Bean and Mr Justice Collins criticized the terms under which communications data can be intercepted.
How China and Russia Are Running Rings Around Washington
Washington will certainly reflect a fear of the increasing strategic depth Russia and China are developing economically.
China’s “Great Firewall” Just Got Taller
The draft of the new cyber security law gives greater authority to the Cyberspace Administration of China.
How San Diego Is a Petri Dish for the ALEC Agenda
The American Legislative Exchange Council descends on San Diego for its annual meeting of lobbyists and legislators.
India: The Pharmacy of the World, Where Fixed-Dose Combination Drugs Go Unregulated
Many FDCs circulating the India markets were never approved and are more likely to cause harm.
Five Things to Know About the Scott Walker “John Doe” Ruling
The ruling eviscerates Wisconsin's campaign finance law and could threaten similar limits around the country.