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Charles Glass on Syria’s Mutual Destruction and the Unconvincing Fears of Assad’s Chemical Weapons
Veteran journalist Charles Glass joins us to discuss his recent trip to Syria and its largest city, Aleppo.
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No Country Would Tolerate Missiles
President Obama has stated u201cthereu2019s no country on Earth that would tolerate missiles raining down on its citizens
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Lobbying for Lock-Up: How Private Prisons Profit From the Criminalization of Immigrants
The Prison Industrial Complex has taken on a new victim as studies show that prisons are benefiting from the criminalization of undocumented workers.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: Michigan Can Restore Unionization Rights by Gathering Enough Signatures for a Ballot Initiative, and More
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Gazan Farmers at Work in Kuzaa
Today, Gazan farmers from Kuzaa, a small village near Khan Younis, worked on their land in defiance of Israeli military harassment. Farmers ploughed approximately seven dunams and then sowed …
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Nationalization Works
After the government bought out over 80% of controlling interest in the company four years ago, AIG is once again a private company.
Obama Backs New Syria Coalition, but Maybe Too Late to Stop al Qaeda Advance
US officials on Tuesday formally labeled the Nusra Front part of the al Qaida in Iraq terrorist network.
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Labor, Democrats Ponder Next Moves After Snyder Signs Right-to-Work Laws
Backers of organized labor were adamant that while Tuesday was a major setback for their cause, it was not the death knell.
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Arizona Presents SANE Immigration Guidelines
New immigration legislation proposed by a coalition of civil rights activists including former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day Ou2019 Connor is bringing new life to an old debate.
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Economist’s Statement on Housing
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