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The Latin American Disappeared and Repeating History in Mexico
As of yet, none of the 19 mass graves discovered in the state of Guerrero around Iguala have contained remains of the missing students.
Symbiosis: Ebola and Reaganomics
The Ebola story goes back almost four decades, to 1976, when the first two outbreaks occurred in the Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Chevron Greases Local Election With Gusher of Cash
Individual billionaires and millionaires have dominated the post-Citizens United campaign finance scene.
Open Letter Supports Marshall Islands’ Nuclear Zero Lawsuits
Recently, 78 civil society leaders from around the world released an Open Letter in Support of the Marshall Islandsu2019 Nuclear Zero Lawsuits.
New Factories Have Jobs You’d Really Want – and These Chicago Kids Are Skilling Up to Get Them
Manufacturing jobs are returning to the US, but to fill them weu2019ll have to train a new generation of workers.
Racist Policing in the De Blasio Era: Bill Bratton’s Crusade to Save a Dying Brand
Is New York City Police Department Commissioner Bill Bratton maintaining a debunked policing philosophy for personal financial gain?
Vote November 4: Defeat Suppression of Minorities, Youth, Workers
The right wing is attempting to rig and steal the election.
How a US and International Atomic Energy Agency Deception Haunts the Nuclear Talks
In 2008, the Bush administration and a key IAEA official agreed on a strategy of misrepresenting Iran's position on the authenticity of intelligence documents.
Fighting the Last War: Will the War on Terror Be the Template for the Ebola Crisis?
Ebola seems to mimic some of the characteristics experts long ago assigned to al-Qaeda and its various wannabe and successor outfits.
Dark Day for Democracy: SCOTUS Allows Racially-Motivated Disenfranchisement of Texas Voters
Despite uncontested findings of purposeful discrimination in the GOP law, strict new Photo ID restrictions allowed to take effect.