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HIV/AIDS Crisis in Indiana Worsens; State’s Weak Response Threatens Families Across Midwest
In recent months HIV/AIDS infection rates have skyrocketed in rural Indiana, in large part because of the sharing of syringes used for the injection of the prescription painkiller Opana, …
CCR Attorneys Praise Gitmo Closure Plan, Caution Need for DOD to Get on Board
The Pentagon is doing just barely enough to look busy but not enough to achieve actual closure of the prison as ordered by the president.
The Carcinogenic Murder of Audrey Moore
Audrey Moore blazed a path for democracy and a healthier natural world. Let's honor her by continuing her struggle.
Patent Monopolies and the Costs of Mismarketing Drugs
A new report from the CEPR assesses the cost associated with one form of rent-seeking, the mismarketing of drugs.
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Gradual Injustice
How did the US government get from there to a “Homeland Security Department” that trains local police to consider protesters to be terrorists?
“Running While Black”: Protests Swell Over Death of Freddie Gray in Baltimore Police Custody
Protests in Baltimore have entered their fifth day.
US-Backed Saudi War in Yemen Continues as Aid Groups Describe “Catastrophic” Humanitarian Crisis
Warplanes from the Saudi-led coalition struck Yemeni cities.
Lawrence Lessig on Why Elizabeth Warren Needs to Run for President
Harvard Professor Lawrence Lessig made the passionate case for “Run Warren Run.”
Economic Update: Capitalism and War
This episode provides updates on the UK's elections, and more.
An Exclusive Interview With US Senator Bernie Sanders
The senator spoke before an enthusiastic gathering.