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Police Have Their Own “Bill of Rights,” Raising Questions About Accountability
Illinois is among 14 states that has a police ‘bill of rights,’ a law that grants police special protections in criminal and other investigations.
When Police Harass Cove Point Protesters, Is Dominion Getting What It Paid for?
Dominion has billions at stake with Cove Point LNG.
Prolonged Drought Leaves Caribbean Farmers Broke and Worried
St. Lucian farmer Anthony Herman lost 70 per cent of his cashew crop in 2015 as a result of a drought in his country.
Henry A. Giroux | Flipping the Script: Rethinking Working-Class Resistance
Working-class youth are recognizing their strengths in order to rewrite themselves into social movements.
Visual Activist Zanele Muholi: We Have to Document Hate Crimes
Hate crimes are the binding factor in the LGBTI community, and Muholi says that can change with documentation.
Don’t Believe the Hype About the Benefits of Free Trade
The essence of the free trade debate revolves around a key question: Who benefits?
The Geopolitics of the US’ Global Decline: Washington vs. China in the 21st Century
US leadership has failed to grasp the significance of a radical global change underway.
Exile on Main Street
Instead of a ladder, we have built a higher wall to keep the poor out of the middle class.
April’s Enormous, Humongous Trade Deficit Was $40.9 Billion
Dave Johnson examines what we are losing because of this enormous, humongous trade deficit.
Ukraine Labor Dares Operation Vulture
Ukraine's collapse since the February 2014 coup has become an umbrella for grabitization.