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New Department of Corrections Standards Broad and Subjective, Say Childrens’ Advocate Groups in New York
17 NY advocate groups are very concerned about the effects of these restrictions on the children and families of incarcerated individuals.
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Manufactured Contempt and the Mediterranean Refugee Crisis
More than 1,770 migrants have drowned in the Mediterranean since the start of the year.
The Long-Politicized Debate Over Austerity
The debate over business-cycle economics has always been a left-right thing.
The People vs. Shell
“This week, if all goes well, I will probably commit a crime.”
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Holder’s Legacy: Mass Incarceration and Protection of Killer Cops
President Obama and the DOJ have forfeited any legal or moral legitimacy.
Re-entering Society and the Voting Booth
Nearly three dozen states restrict felons from voting.
William Rivers Pitt | Objects in Mirror Closer Than They Appear: The Sanders Surge
Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign is a long-shot ... or is it?
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The Trade Deficit and the Weak Job Market
The key to getting to full employment is reducing the trade deficit.
Four Governors Who Love the Death Penalty a Little Too Much
These US governors support of the death penalty looks more like blood thirst than a desire for actual justice.
Will the TPP Kill the Post Office?
These are reasons we need to see the text of the TPP before Congress votes to preapprove it with fast track TPA.