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Hiring Permanent Replacements During a Strike? Not So Fast, Labor Board Says
A game-changing interpretation from the National Labor Relations Board narrowed the reasons why an employer may hire permanent replacements during a strike.
Can Philosophy Stop Bankers From Stealing?
Pernicious cultural norms inside US banks have crowded out fundamental moral principles. Ed Kane proposes an antidote.
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One Man’s War: Bringing Iraq to the United States
Stories of the reality of war and its impacts are more crucial now as US wars seem only to multiply.
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UN Defers Safety of Journalists Around the World
By denying the Committee to Protect Journalists consultative status, a UN committee is doing a major disservice to reporters.
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Bernie Sanders Might Soon Be Out of the Race, but Not the Revolution
Five ways to build on the momentum of the Sanders campaign and transform US politics in ways his supporters envisioned.
“We Can Control Him”: How Conservatives Underestimate Trump and How Progressives Could Stop Him
Some disturbing historical parallels to Hitler's rise to power explain why Donald Trump could become president.
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It’s Up to Us to Level CEO Pay
Let's stop waiting for corporate insiders to fix staggering executive pay inequality.
US War Crimes Against Women: The Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan
The RAWA is the oldest women's organization in Afghanistan that fights for freedom, democracy, social justice, and secularism.
Four 100-Year-Old Activists Have Hope for the Future
Having lived from horses and buggies to space crafts out of the solar system, four activists exclaimed their only real hope for the future.
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