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Job Growth Remains Strong in July
Weak wage growth and low EPOPs indicate persisting slack in labor market.
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A Bold and Brilliant New Moment in the Struggle for Black Liberation
“This convening was not only historic; it was right on time. We needed this as a people,” writes Lamont Lilly.
Could Scott Walker’s Legal Victory Expand PAC Superpowers?
A Wisconsin ruling about the governor's recall campaign could carry seeds of another “Citizens United.”
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Israeli Law to Force-Feed Prisoners Labeled “Torture” by Doctors
The prime minister cited Guantanamo policy on force-feeding.
Why Is Apple Lying About Powering Its Data Centers With Renewable Energy?
An investigation into a North Carolina Apple facility reveals that it's powered by a mix of nuclear, coal and natural gas.
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Kansas Moves to Implement $25 ATM Withdrawal Limit for Welfare Recipients
The limit was passed as part of a strict welfare bill.
People’s Choice: Eleanor Roosevelt for the $10 Bill
In the latest McClatchy-Marist poll, the country's longest serving first lady Eleanor Roosevelt is America's top pick.
Puerto Rico’s Economic “Death Spiral” Tied to Legacy of Colonialism
Unlike US states and municipalities, Puerto Rico cannot declare bankruptcy.
Thanks to Reliance on “Signature” Drone Strikes, US Military Doesn’t Know Who It’s Killing
High-tech weaponry is killing thousands of unidentified people worldwide and maintaining the US permanent war machine in a new form.
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Feds Call for More Scrutiny of Nursing Home Errors Involving Blood Thinner
Inspectors are being asked to pay greater attention following analysis showing mistakes resulting in injuries and deaths.