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More Than Half of Chicago Area Universities Have Armed Police Departments
After the shooting death of unarmed black man, should colleges employ police officers at all?
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Shell Parts Ways With ALEC Over Climate Change
The decision will make Shell the 105th corporation to cut ties with ALEC.
The “Institutional Corruption” of Psychiatry: A Conversation With Authors of “Psychiatry Under the Influence“
Authors discuss book about the corrupting influence pharmaceutical money has on the psychiatric industry.
Collectively Dreaming New Worlds: Walidah Imarisha on “Octavia’s Brood“
Co-editor Walidah Imarisha discusses what inspired the sci-fi anthology “Octavia's Brood” and what it is intended to inspire.
Dean Baker | Disciplining Corporate Directors: The Real Culprits in CEO Pay
If we really hope to rein in CEO pay, it will be necessary to alter the incentive structure facing directors.
Reviving Hope on the 70th Anniversary of Korea’s Division
The same principle of engagement that the US has extended to Cuba and Iran should be applied to North Korea.
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How Ferguson and #BlackLivesMatter Taught Us Not to Look Away
Today #BlackLivesMatter is part of an ongoing global transformation of visual activism.
Electric Vehicles Form a Driving Force in Energy Markets
Electric vehicles are on the verge of disrupting energy markets as fossil fuels begin to be replaced as the dominant energy source.
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Hiroshima Day in Washington and Bethlehem
A father and daughter reflect on Hiroshima Day from Washington, DC, and Bethlehem, Palestine.
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Not Waiting for Paris: Northern Manhattan Residents Develop Climate Action Plan
World leaders will meet in Paris for the UN Climate Conference, and some say the fate of our planet depends on the outcome.