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Stop Securing the Border and Start Valuing Migrants’ Lives
Border enforcement isn't just a counterproductive waste of taxpayers' money. It's also lethal.
Road Hazard: How the “Embarrassing” Gas Tax Impasse Explains Washington
If even red states can raise the gas tax, why can't Congress?
Honduras Breaks the Silence: Protests Persist Against Corruption
Since the coup against the democratically elected President of Honduras in 2009, Honduras has been experiencing a period of continuous crises.
Consumer Financial Protection Complaint Database Extends Vital Role for Citizens
Using citizen stories, the CFPB identified abuses and won $10.3 billion for 17 million consumers.
Holder’s Legacy: Mass Incarceration and Protection of Killer Cops, Part II
“All of Holder's hard work and sacrifice on behalf of ‘Corporate America’ now culminates in a big payback.”
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.