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Citizen Journalist Operating Frack Tours Bullied Yet Undaunted
A Pennsylvania judge with an apparent conflict of interest rules against a citizen journalist in favor of a Texas-based fracking company.
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Albert Maysles, RIP
A word about documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles, who died last week.
Roots and Migrations
The Ladydrawers are back! This first strip in a new series looks at traditions around food among communities that have migrated to and within the United States.
Climate Change Poses Serious Threats to Food Distribution
By now there has been a steady stream of news about climate change's impacts on food production.
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General Patreaus: Too Big to Jail
Retired Gen. David Petraeus gets a misdemeanor wrist-slap for exposing covert officers and lying about it, says ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern.
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Confronting the Rhetoric of “Black on Black Crime”: A Response to Derailing Strategies
This article is dedicated to all those who seek to produce justice in the face of state sanctioned violence vis-u00e0-vis police brutality
I Wish I Was in Dixie? Culture, Planning and the Future of the Southern “Boom“
Polycentric cities will continue to grow, and they will continue to attract new residents-for now.
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Billionaires United
Chai Jing’s Review: Under the Dome – Investigating China’s Smog
Former TV anchor Chai Jing quit her job after her daughter was born with a tumor.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: The Latest Challenge to the Affordable Care Act, and More
It's anyone's guess as to whether the Affordable Care Act will survive its latest challenge.