Truthout
Op-Ed
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US Policy Aiding and Abetting Another Attack of Fallujah
As a veteran who once helped sack Fallujah, I have a duty to divert your attention and plead with you to do something about it.
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Knives Are Out for Those Who Challenge Militarization of the Korean Peninsula
The knives have been attempting to slice away at the remarkable worldwide publicity our trip to both North and South Korea created.
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Unions Must Act Now to Survive Supreme Court Deathblow
Although the Supreme Court is expected to be anti union, there is still time to change the Court's mind.
Radical Time Capsule: After 14 Years, FBI Returns Computers to Buffalo Bookstore Owner
Leslie James Pickering just received a shipment from his prior life, by way of the FBI.
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The Problem of Greece Is Not Only a Tragedy – It Is a Lie
Syriza is choosing the path of liberals groomed to comply with neoliberal drivel.
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William Rivers Pitt | What I Think of George W. Bush
“I think of mud, and scum, and rot, and death ... and George W. Bush.”
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The Calamity of the Disappearing School Libraries
School libraries are being neglected, defunded, repurposed, abandoned and closed.
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An Epic Policy Failure in Europe
The troika's program for Greece represents one of history's epic policy failures.
Media Refs Should Call Foul on Bogus Arguments Against Iran Deal
Media referees should not allow opponents of the Iran nuclear deal to introduce irrelevant criteria into the debate.
Bipartisan Unity on Mass Incarceration: Opportunity or Sidetrack for Movement Building?
Bipartisan unity on mass incarceration policy has prompted both optimism and serious critique.