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So Tom Hayes Is Guilty. Who Else Is?
Executives don't want to know too much about what they're doing.
Alabama Case Illustrates Difficulties Women Behind Bars Face When Seeking Abortion
Administrators around the country have often thrown up barriers to abortion access.
Is the Intelligence Community Inspector General Trying to Give Contractors Whistleblower Protections?
It seems like some outside entity ought to conduct a close review of whistleblower protections.
The Rise of Big Generic: Why Knockoff Prescriptions Now Cost $1,200
Rampant consolidation in the generic drug industry has left patients paying shocking prices.
Unfinished Business: Ecuador Continues to Manage Its Refugee Population
The flow of refugees into Ecuador has remained consistent over the years.
New Developments in Julian Assange’s Epic Struggle for Justice
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces an August 20 expiration of Sweden's sexual misconduct charges against him.
Black People Can’t Vote If We’re Dead
Merely getting US presidential candidates to address the spectacle of Black death will not yield real change.
Henry A. Giroux | Schools as Punishing Factories: The Handcuffing of Public Education
While the video of an 8-year-old boy handcuffed in an elementary school classroom in Kentucky has rightfully drawn media attention, the boy's treatment was far from unique.
Fukushima Baby Milk Formula Declared Unfit by China
The baby food was sent back to Japan because China has had a ban on any imports from the areas around Fukushima.
The War on Planned Parenthood Is Also an Assault on Poor Women of Color
The right-wing war on federal funding to health clinics is putting public health at risk.