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Detroit Citizens Prepare to Fight Their Corporate Master
What is needed is a social movement that will unite Labor and Civil Rights organizations and get Detroit's residents out into the streets in mass protest actions.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: Judge Rules Against Attempt to Strike Down Health Care Law on Religious Grounds
A Missouri Court has struck down a law undermining the Affordable Care Act.
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ALEC Is Now Deciding What You Eat
ALEC is trying to pass bills in six states that would make it a crime to film animal abuse at factory farms.
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Corporate Education Reform Hits San Francisco Community College
Students and faculty are protesting changes proposed under the rubric of
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Supreme Court Hears Arizona’s Voter Proof-of-Citizenship Case
A new Supreme Court case based in Arizona could be the determining factor on the Federal government's ability to overturn states rights on issues of immigration.
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The Real Reason Scout Prouty Leaked the Famous Romney “47%" Video — It Was Over Romney Profiting from Slave Labor
Scott Prouty was appalled at how Romney was callous to slave labor; too bad we didn't have an national conversation about that.
More Than One Million Displaced Iraqis Continue to Languish Without Government Aid
Haifa Abdul Majid is only one of the 1.1 million internally displaced persons in Iraq today.
Depleted Uranium Contamination is Still Spreading in Iraq
Mike Ludwig: Depleted Uranium is an ongoing health risk for civilians in Iraq.
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On the News With Thom Hartmann: Maryland to Become 18th State to Ban Death Penalty, and More
Walmart slated to open six stores in the DC region as it fights proposed legislation to ensure workers at large retailers a living wage, and more.
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The True Cost of Food: Immigration and Agriculture Workers
Real reform could protect workers from unsafe conditions, but not in time for Modesto Hernandez, who may never recover the full use of his feet.