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Vandenberg 15 Case Dismissed
The Vandenberg 15, activists who were arrested after protested the launching of a ballistic missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base, were released with no charges on yesterday.
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In California, Still Another Plot Against Labor
While the nation is focused on the ballot that will be cast in November, little is being said about Proposition 32 threatens labor unions across the state.
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Romney’s Shape-Shifting Foreign Policy
In Monday nightu2019s global affairs debate, Romney exchanged his neocon garb for a new cloak of moderation.
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FCC Commissioner McDowell Wrong on Net Neutrality and Investment
The data show that when competition is healthy, investment is high, innovation flourishes and consumers reap the rewards.
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Financial Lobby: Stupid or Disingenuous? You Decide
There are valid arguments against going over the fiscal cliff, but the national debt is not one of them.
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Plutocrats Want to Own Your Vote
Now, the Gilded Age is back , with a vengeance. Welcome to the plutocracy u2013 the remains of the olu2019 USA.
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A Pre-Nup to Discourage Private Equity Companies From Asset Stripping
The aftermath of Mervyn's 2008 bankruptcy is an instructive example of what is wrong when PE companies can profit while employees and communities pay the price.
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Romney & Company Shipped Every Single Delphi UAW Job to China
While auto parts workers lost jobs, homes and health insurance, the Romneys made millions offshoring their lives.
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Democratic Mockpocalypse: How Big Can One Election Get?
Though no oneu2019s bothered to say it, the most striking aspect of this election is its gigantism.
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Obama as Commander-in-Chief, Romney as Banal Bully
Robert Reich: Mitt Romney is not only a cold warrior; heu2019s also a class warrior. And the two are closely related.