Truthout
Op-Ed
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Violence and Voyeurism: A Guide on How to Write About Honduras
When referring to Honduras you must make the reader understand that Honduras is the original Banana Republic, no exceptions. The country is now more so known for its crime, …
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An Apologia: In Defense of Public Education
This is a defense of public education. Much like Socrates, public education is on trial. And despite the defendant making an excellent defense, the judges may still convict as …
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Decades After Helping a Nation Emerge, Watching It Struggle
Paul Krugman: Krugman-bashing is a huge industry, says the economist who believes he is doing the world a service by distracting these destructive people.
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The Turkish Spring: Lawyers Rounded Up
Marjorie Cohn of the Thomas Jefferson School of Law argues that the Turkish government must stop the violence against its own people.
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Corporate Welfare or Education?
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo new plan to make tax havens for big corporations is bad news for residents.
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Loss of US Dominance in Global Electronics and Semiconductor Industry: Causes, Solutions and Economic Growth
electronics and semiconductor industry, multinational corporations, (MNCs), offshoring, outsourcing, low labor cost countries (LLCs), trade imbalances and deficits, backshoring industries, 99% economy with 99% Americans, All American Dream,
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Indefinite Inattention; the Obama Approach to Guantanamo
An end to indefinite detention seems never to have been part of the Obama administration's plan.
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We’re Prepared to Accept an Apology From Exxon & Lawmakers…
Oklahoma Republican freshman Congressman demands an apology from Obama for the president's support of climate change research.
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A Day in the Life of a Congressman
One of the interesting things about this Congress job is that at any given moment, there are three or four different things to do. What one has to show …
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Bring Back the Boring Bureaucrat Bankers
Let’s say goodbye to the out-of-control big banks, and once again make banking a safe, boring, and useful business with local roots in our communities.