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An Appreciated, and Rare, Reversal of Economic Doctrine
Why do American businesses not feel that itu2019s worth their while to pay enough to attract the workers they say they need?
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Rediscovering the Power and Utility of Selma James
We were mothers who felt pushed out of political organizing because we came with children and the additional needs that children bring.
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A Way to Stop the Violence
The violence that we can easily end looks very much like the violence we find so difficult to address at home.
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Gun Ownership Is a Hobby, Not a Right
The nationwide Constitutional protection for gun ownership only came into existence in 2010 (not 1791) and even then by one single vote.
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Film Shows Objectivity Elusive in Israel-Palestine Storytelling
A new documentary about the history of Israeli military legal policy in the Palestinian territories reflects on the very nature of professional storytelling itself.
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Kochs, ALEC Top Conservative Forces Behind Right-to-Work in Michigan
The Koch Brothers understand right-to-work legislation could have an enormous impact on presidential elections, as well as on state, politics.
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Reverend Billy Is the Anti-Claus With Message of No-Click Christmas
Rev. Billy's Anti-Claus message from his Church of Stop Shopping takes slew of Santas by surprise on their way to a conference.
The Second Amendment and Killing Kids
James Madison, architect of the U.S. Constitution and author of the Bill of Rights. (Photo: John Vanderlyn / Wikipedia)Do you support Truthout's reporting and analysis? Click here to help …
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Egypt’s New Pharaoh
Liberal democrats and intellectuals help build a broad movement, but they are now a hindrance to single-party rule and are being crushed.
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5000 Signatures in Support of Raza Studies
In the battle over Mexican American Studies in Tucson, there are three things people need to know