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Support for California GMO Labeling Proposal Drops Following Industry-Funded Ad Blitz
Dramatic shift in Prop 37 polls demonstrates the power of a Monsanto/Dupont-funded ad campaign against GMO food labels.
Pentagon Nixed 1998 US Nuclear Scientists’ Probe of Iranian Program
The veto eliminated the Khatami government's most promising initiative to promote a thaw in U.S.-Iran relations.
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Arizona Campaign Builds Against “America’s Toughest Sheriff”
Actions range from a Latino voter mobilization to an infusion of support from out-of-state groups helping run anti-Joe Arpaio radio ads on Spanish radio.
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Obama Administration Set to Sponsor Two National Health Insurance Options
The national plans will compete directly with other private insurers and may have some significant advantages, including a federal seal of approval.
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North Carolina’s Tobacco Workers Stand to Benefit From State’s Strong Farmworker Union
Many tobacco workers are on H2-A visas, but undocumented workers in other sectors of agriculture often enjoy better rights through unionization.
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Hyatt Surveils Its Workers Via iPods
What we almost never hear, however, is a real discussion of the place most Americans have their freedoms curtailed: the workplace.
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A Part-Time Life, as Hours Shrink and Shift
The new American job: part-time work, part-time pay, part-time living standard.
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Paying Taxes to Your Boss: A Step Toward 21st Century Feudalism
Employers are already treating their workers like their subjects. Now some of them get to collect taxes, too.
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Fifteen Things Neither Romney Nor Obama Is Brave Enough to Stand For
Despite big differences, there are issues that neither candidate is brave enough to tackle.
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Election Countdown 2012: The Media Respond to Richard Mourdock’s “War on Women”, and More
Mission elapsed time: T + 49 and counting* Naturally enough, my symbol for Hell is something like the bureaucracy of a police state or the office of a thoroughly …