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A Long History of Predatory Practices Against Developing Countries
In June 2014, the court ordered Argentina to pay the “vulture funds” that held out and did not accept the terms of the debt swaps.
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Colorado Communities Battle Energy Industry to Build Community Rights
Can residents enforce their local laws against the courts?
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Will House Democrats #StandWithJan to Back the Iran Talks?
House Democrats will play a key role in whether the Obama Administration can get a deal with Iran.
Killing Africa
The struggles of Black people against police repression and institutional corruption go far beyond the US.
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After Decades of Struggle, Salvadoran Communities Declare Territory Free of Mining
After years of foreign encroachment on resources, democracy is keeping mining out of El Salvador.
Food Safety Scientists Have Ties to Big Tobacco
Several scientists who routinely review food ingredients for their safety did similar work for Big Tobacco.
The “Possible Military Dimensions” Bomb That Could Blow Up the Iran Deal
The US demand that Iran admit to past weapons work to win sanctions relief may be a deal-breaker.
Jeb Bush’s Elephant in the Room: Role in “Bush v. Gore” Recount
Bush should answer questions about his involvement, and the media should fact-check.
Did Money Seal Israeli-Saudi Alliance?
The Saudis reportedly gave Israel some $16 billion.
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Investigations of California Group Homes Marked by Delays and Uncertainty
Reports of harm in homes for troubled children often result in investigations deemed “inconclusive.”