Truthout
Op-Ed
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Professional Success, at Odds With the Past
Paul Krugman: Does building a stylized, minimalist economic model that seems to make sense of the available facts work in the real world?
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Bill Moyers, Prince Sihanouk (and Me)
When Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia came to town, fleeing Vietnamese troops to speak at the UN, Bill Moyers wanted the interview.
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Romney Unaware Who Creates Wealth
Mitt Romney has a great deal to learn about makers and takers and wealth creators.
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Making the World a More Dangerous Place: The Eager Role of Julia Gillard
Australia plunders “the poorest, sickest, most incarcerated people on earth” for their uranium-rich tribal lands.
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Greece’s New Americanized Health Care System
As Greece's economy continues to collapse, citizens will have to say goodbye to universal healthcare and say hello to the Americanized way of staying alive.
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Voluntary Austerity: All Pain, No Gain
Weu2019re creating a situation in which both the private sector and the public sector are trying to slash spending.
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Globalism Is Killing Us All
After surviving smallpox and malaria the American people, along with the rest of the world, must now face a new national epidemic: globalization.
Predictably Unpredictable Earthquakes Requires Compassion, Not Conviction
Jill S. Schniederman writers of her outrage at the conviction of Italian scientists after an earthquake, which they could not predict, descimated the L'Auqila and killed more than …
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The GOP and Rape
The Republican party once again shocks the world with its beliefs on rape as Senate candidate Richard Mourdock calls rape pregnancies
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How the Right Wing Lost in 2012
Mitt Romney's sudden embrace of moderate politics is signal that the conservatism that got him the Republican nomination will not get him the presidency.