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Historic Victory Against Hyper-Partisan Gerrymandering Emerges From Wisconsin
The ruling comes in the aftermath of an ugly partisan power-grab that generated headlines in the state for years.
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It’s More Dire Than You Think in Greece, Where Home Repossessions Are Exploding
How did we get to this point, and where will Greece go from here?
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New York City Immigrants Vow to Fight Deportations
The protest was organized by Make The Road, a nonprofit organization made up primarily of low-income Latino and African-American immigrants.
This Is Not a Drill: Bracing for the Trump Era
For more than a generation unions have placed our fate in the hands of political insiders and party operatives.
Honoring the Memory of JFK by Promoting Peace
I find hope and wisdom in the words of John F. Kennedy.
Why I Was Detained in Hebron Last Summer and Why You Should Join Me This May
Our Palestinian partners have called for us to join them this May on the 50th anniversary of Israeli military rule in the West Bank.
Finding the President’s Turkey
If a top-rated farm like Jaindl has such disturbing conditions, what can we expect of typical farms?
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Thanksgiving Survival Tactics 2016
“Nothing Short of a Slaughter”: 1 Million Syrians in Aleppo Under Siege With No Hospital, Food
Syrian analyst Bassam Haddad gives an update from a physician in touch with medical personnel in Aleppo.
Historian Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz on Thanksgiving: “It Has Never Been About Honoring Native Americans”
As much of the US prepares for Thanksgiving this weekend, many Native Americans will gather in Plymouth for the 47th National Day of Mourning.