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Sanders, Standards and Sandinistas: Line-Item Vetoes in Political Morality
One of the more curious sideline elements in the 2016 Democratic primary came in a debate conducted by Univision between Sanders and Clinton.
Climate Disrupted Culture: Media in the Mess-Age
Monopolizing holdings allows for media companies to maximize profits and minimize expenses; more importantly, it allows for greater editorial control of content.
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Justice Overlooked at a Bernie Sanders Rally
he banner called for a group that is conspicuously overlooked by progressives — nonhuman animals.
With the Trans-Pacific Partnership, It’s Obama and the GOP vs. the Democrats
Progressives have a real opportunity to change the Democratic Party and the country — and they should take advantage of it.
How Not to Interview Mitch McConnell
During this critical election year, TV interviewers have to put politicians' feet to the fire, asking tough questions and demanding honest answers.
We Need to Think Beyond the Minimum of Decent Work
This International Labour Conference opens an overdue discussion on the minimum of decent work in supply chains.
Hillary Clinton’s “Major Foreign Policy Address” Was Anything But
Trump would be a disaster on foreign policy. But Clinton's refusal to engage with the alternative says more about her own war-driven approach.
Baseball Without the Umpire: The Republicans’ War on Regulations
Passing smart federal regulations is one of the best economic and social investments that we can make as a country.
The Trouble With Anti-Donald Trump, Anti-Hillary Clinton Write-Ins
Distraught over the likely choice of Trump or Clinton, many Americans are thinking about third parties or write-ins, but the process is harder than one might expect.
Six Questions for Monsanto
Throughout history, citizens' tribunals have been an effective tool for highlighting the need to change international law.