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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.
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“Own the Change”: The Move to a New Co-Op Economy
A new film, “Own the Change,” documents the progress of a Berkeley co-op cafe.
Protecting Whistleblowers Protects National Security
Protecting the workforce that protects us will make all of us safer.
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Dahr Jamail | Domestic Military Expansion Spreads Through the US, Ignites Dissent
The US military is using more domestic land, air and sea space than ever before.
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Wisconsin Legislature Votes to Turn Back the Clock on Labor Rights
The anti-union, right-to-work bill passed in Wisconsin turns the clock back to the Gilded Age.
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Netanyahu at Congress: Not the Only Israeli Imposition on US Politics
With growing boycott and divestment success, we can expect to see increased pressure from Israel on US progressive politics.
Mr. Poroshenko’s Parallel Reality
The Euromaidan revolution did not destroy the old regime in Ukraine; rather, it propelled a different set of oligarchs to power.