Truthout
Op-Ed
Climate Change Justice and Resistance from Doha to East Texas
Activist guests discuss their actions to save the climate.
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Jim Hightower: A Wakeup Call for the Gun Business
The private equity group that owns a controlling stake in the nation's biggest firearm company announced within days of the Newtown massacre that it was selling that investment.
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Uninformed Politicians Pushing US Toward Austerity
If writers at a major newspaper can't get deficit facts straight, how can you expect ordinary voters to get it?
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Chris Hedges | The Idol Smasher
Ishmael Reed has spent the last five decades smashing idols - idols of race, idols of capitalism, celebrity idols and the idols of national virtue and greatness.
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Resolve to Remember the Butcher’s Bill
Remember the year 2012, in which several Rubicons were crossed. Maybe, if we don't forget, we have a chance to do better.
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Eleanor – The Radical Roosevelt Deserves Her Own Worthy Film
Eleanor Roosevelt was a bold progressive and, from the 1930s until her death, one of the most well-known and admired people in the United States and around the world.
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An Ugly Deal
A final deal has been reached between Senate and President Obama in regards to the fiscal cliff, and while it is victory in some ways, it is failure …
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Budget Shortfalls in Maine Public Health Care Program Point to Single-Payer Solution
If we are willing to treat the underlying pathology of our health care system instead of just the symptoms, we will have taken the first step toward fixing it.
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A Maginot Line in the Mind
Nuclear weapons were born in the crucible of war. Their parents were fear and science.
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A Writer’s Confession to a Late Uncle Who Lives On in His Characters
My recreating characters based on my late uncle, whose drug problem addled our whole family, doesn't make me despicable; it makes me an American writer.