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How Gazan Natural Gas Became the Epicenter of an International Power Struggle
Amid the many fossil-fueled conflicts in the region, one of them, packed with threats, large and small, has been largely overlooked, and Israel is at its epicenter.
Palestine at the International Criminal Court: Potential and Problems – An Analysis
Palestine's request that the ICC take up Israeli behavior during its summer 2014 invasion of Gaza is a seminal cry for justice.
With Disability Cuts Likely to Advance in Congress, Progressive Groups Rally to Block Them
Progressive groups are calling on supporters to defend disability benefits.
With Chicago Tired of “Mayor 1%,” Chuy Garcia Could Actually Win His Runoff With Rahm Emanuel
While money poured into the recent mayoral and aldermanic elections, voters showed that they are tired of business as usual.
Getting a Driver’s License Is Economic Lifeline for Immigrants
As of now, nearly 95,000 people have been given licenses under Californiau2019s AB 60.
These Cities Built Cheap, Fast, Community-Owned Broadband
Here's what net neutrality means for Them.
The Largest Chinese Bike Share Program Is 12 Times the Size of New York City’s
And 22 other numbers that will help you understand our world.
When a Wildlife Rehab Center Regulates Charter Schools: Inside the Wild World of Charter Regulation
Charter school “authorizers” are charged with making sure schools can be trusted with kids and with public money. Problem is, many lack the tools to do the job.
Striking Oil Workers Say They’re Fighting Deadly Working Conditions
As the strike rolls into its second week, some green groups may join striking oil workers on the picket line.
Op-Ed on Venezuela Slips Past New York Times’ Factcheckers
A factually-challenged New York Times article attacks the Venezuelan government.