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How Washington’s War on Terror Has Become a War on Human Rights Defenders in Central America
Human rights defenders and activists are facing terrorism charges in Guatemala.
Building Their Own Gallows: The Oil Pipelines
The debate surrounding labor's support for oil pipelines has largely centered on a false dichotomy: jobs vs. climate.
CIA’s Small World at the Jeffrey Sterling Trial: Racial Profiling and Leaked Identities
There were details from last week's testimony in the Jeffrey Sterling trial.
Feeling Old? It Might Be From Heavy Metal
Cadmium exposure can elicit measurable, harmful effects on biological health.
The Golden Age of Black Ops: Special Ops Missions Already in 105 Countries in 2015
The black ops blackout will help ensure that this continues to be a “golden age” for US Special Operations Command.
Democrats Take on Wall Street With Financial Transactions Tax
The House Democratic Party leadership made a remarkable step forward last week in putting out a proposal for a financial transactions tax.
Five Corporations You’ve Never Heard of Are Making Millions From Mass Incarceration
Five companies extracting huge profits from the growth of prisons, often out of public sight.
“Children of War” Photo Series Tells Stories of Youth in Wartime Ukraine
This photo series shows children affected by the Ukraine conflict - no analysis, no political showdown, only their stories.
Recovery Delayed Is Recovery Denied: Austerity and Democracy in the EU
Recovery has not arrived in the eurozone, and when it does, it will leave a legacy of economic and political darkness across Europe.
Women in Solitary Confinement
Despite heightened attention to the issues surrounding solitary confinement, women often remain overlooked.