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Which Legislators Care the Most About Your Food?
The first-ever National Policy Score Card lets the public hold Congress accountable on food policy.
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Ohio Secretary of State’s Office Admits Direct Reporting Function of Untested Election Software
As such, its potential illegality becomes all the more glaring.
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Bill Clinton Presses on in Campaign for Barack Obama
Clinton is making the case that Obama can bring the lagging economy he inherited back around in a second term, just as he did during his presidency.
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Freeport Is Not a Democrat vs. Republican Issue
Turning Sensata into a partisan bludgeon will not help the workers.
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Bank of England’s Director of Financial Stability Deems Occupy a Success
OWS has established a brand that regulators will listen to, and I hope it continues it its efforts to make use of its bully pulpit.
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What Climate-Driven Hurricane Sandy Teaches About Cooperation
Itu2019s 3 a.m. and the windu2019s howling. Do you know your neighbors?
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San Francisco: Zero Waste by 2020
San Francisco has established itself as a global leader in waste management by diverting 77% of its waste away from landfills and incinerators.
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Some Newark Teachers, Inspired by Chicago, Seek to Thwart Concessionary Contract
Newark teachers have been working under an expired contract for more than two years.
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After Sandy, Staten Island Helps Its Own, but More Relief Still Needed
The situation on Staten Island is severely under-reported, a sentiment shared by many.
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Election Countdown 2012: Sandy’s Effects Still Being Felt on the East Coast, and More
Mission elapsed time: T + 54 and counting* This fragile earth, our island home. –Episopalian “Star Trek” liturgy I’m going to devote tonight’s Campaign Countdown to news of Sandy’s …