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Op-Ed
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The Kill Team Movie: Now on PBS
“Kill Team” is not just a video game anymore, not just the inevitable pairing of two of the most popular words in American English.
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The Media Landscape in Brazil Through the Lens of Ukraine
The media - not only in Brazil, but in the entire Western World - aren't presenting the facts on Ukrainian civil war.
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Fighting for Europe’s Soul
Extremists of all stripes would love to see the Crusades revived.
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“American Propagander”: Six Ways Paul Rieckhoff’s “American Sniper” Column Deeply Bothers This US Veteran
Paul Rieckhoff and Chris Kyle are both acting as tools of the American military machine.
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We Say Water Is a Right
2014 was a year of struggle in Ireland against water charges.
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The 2015 State of the Union Address: A Major Omission
When President Obama first took office he was deeply concerned about nuclear disarmament. What happened?
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Do the United States’ Hungry Children Matter?
Can't we all agree that policies aimed at helping impoverished children is the right thing to do?
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Sundarbans Oil Spill: An Urgent Wake-Up Call for the Bangladeshi Government
The oil spill in Sundarbans forest has mobilized activists to stop construction of a massive coal plant nearby.
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Roads and Bridges Need $1 Trillion. It Is Time to Rebuild the US
“My legislation puts 13 million people to work repairing the backlog of infrastructure projects all across this country.”
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Dissing DuVernay and the Lessons of “Selma“
The lessons of “Selma” itself are relevant to Ava DuVernay's omission from the Academy Awards nomination for Best Director.