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Texas Senate Votes to Gut the State’s Wind Energy Programs
The Texas Senate voted in favor Senate Bill 931.
CO2 Emissions Growth Takes a Bite Out of Apple’s Sustainability Claims
Apple brands itself a leader in the fight against climate change, but its carbon dioxide emissions say otherwise.
Countering the “Chega Freire” Campaign in Brazil: Our Emancipatory Struggle Continues
Civil unrest has led to the call for military intervention by the more reactionary sectors of the population.
Where the Argentine Debt Case Stands Now, and Why It Still Matters
Allowing a US court ruling to determine the process for international debt repayments sets a dangerous precedent.
Mine Games: How Federal Coal Program Loopholes Can Cheat Taxpayers
The federal government may be missing out on millions of dollars in revenue each year, but a proposed rule from the Department of the Interior could help change that.
Henry A. Giroux | Domestic Terrorism, Youth and the Politics of Disposability
Nation-states organized by neoliberal priorities have implicitly declared war on their children.
The Struggle to Abolish Bail Gaining Momentum in Massachusetts
This Thursday is the first settlement hearing on the videotaping of women being strip-searched at the Chicopee jail.
New York City Just Outlawed Running Credit Checks on Job Applicants
Now your first impression might get boiled down to three digits on a botched credit rap sheet.
On Rekia Boyd, Freddie Gray and the Cost of Police Impunity
While the corporate media report on killings of Black civilians by police, they fail to cover the actual mechanics underpinning the cycle of violence.
Sex, Drugs and Dead Soldiers: What US Africa Command Doesn’t Want You to Know
In recent years, allegations of widespread sex crimes have dogged the US military.