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For Domestic Violence Survivors, Courts Can Be Another Abuse
These prolonged legal battles can turn into an abuse of their own.
William Rivers Pitt | Fifteen Years After Iraq Invasion, Torture Has a New Address
The stain of torture remains, like Lady MacBeth's damned spot.
The Long-Term Goal of “Janus” Is to Take Out Unions and Their Boots on the Ground
A CounterSpin interview with Mary Bottari.
Economic Update: Capitalism Breeds Inequality
This week's episode discusses how globalization has worsened inequality and more.
Fifty Years After My Lai Massacre in Vietnam, Revisiting the Slaughter the US Military Tried to Hide
Today, memorials have been held in My Lai to mark the 50th anniversary of this horrific attack.
Vietnam Vets Return to My Lai, Where US Slaughtered 500 Civilians
Peace activists discuss the Vietnam War they were once a part of.
“Real Organic” Label Bites Back at Industrial Agriculture
Small-scale farmers are proposing a solution in the form of the Real Organic Project.
Bottled Water, Brought to You by Fracking?
The link between fracking and the bottled water industry is one more reason to take back the tap.
In Latest Sign Probe Closing in on President, Mueller Slaps Trump Organization With Subpoena
Mueller's probe has finally reached Trump's business empire.
The Racist Origin of the Second Amendment and the Rise of Black Gun Ownership
Many people of color are faced with uneasy support for a civil right that began as a way to oppress them.