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States Are Fighting to Keep Towns From Offering Their Own Broadband
Two more states side with telecoms, which have lobbied against cities becoming providers.
Voting Laws Roundup 2015
As the early stages of the 2016 presidential race begin, state legislatures are already considering hundreds of laws that could determine voters' access to the ballot.
IMF and Germany Are Hell-Bent on Finishing Off Even a Moderate Left in Greece
The more compromises Greece makes, the more compromises the IMF demands.
More Accusations Flow Over Guatemala’s Pérez Molina: When Will It End?
The Obama administration needs to consider the implications of sending money to Molina's government.
Peru’s Tia Maria Mining Conflict: Another Mega Imposition
To date, the conflict has claimed eight lives: four in 2011 and four more since April of this year.
Richard D. Wolff | Socialism Means Abolishing the Distinction Between Bosses and Employees
Deepening criticisms of capitalism prompt renewed interest in system change and clarifying just what socialism means.
Political Profiteers Push Ohio’s Pot Vote
Ballot measure mercenaries seek to amend Ohio's constitution to benefit select few.
The New York Times’ Orwellian View of Ukraine
The publication arrogantly creates its own reality and tells us who to hate.
Australia Weighs Tax Penalty Attack on Environmental Advocacy Groups
Criticism can be uncomfortable for policy makers but it has a crucial role in science and democracy.
From the 16th St. Baptist Church to Emanuel AME: Two Eras, One Mindset
Two seperate tragedies in which Black churchgoers were killed reveal a parallel mindset that is as old as the US.