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King Coal Catches Black Lung
Companies large and small are hurtling toward bankruptcy.
The Junk Science and Bad Faith Behind Colorado’s IUD Controversy
Opposition to IUDs, like opposition to vaccines, is putting American families at risk.
The Endless Tragedy of Vietnam
For the US government, old lies die hard.
The Terror Bombing, the Prosecutor, the Spy and Mossad
Argentinian prosecutor Alberto Nisman, apparently murdered last month, had been seeking to indict the country's Kirchner government.
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“Chasing the Scream”: The Beginning and End of the Drug War
The drug war has failed, and a humane policy of legalization and nonpunitive drug treatment is long overdue.
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William Rivers Pitt | The Wreckers’ Grand Canyon Intentions
There are the people with dollar signs in their eyes, who do not see beauty, but only opportunity.
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Robotics
As Extreme Cold Engulfs Eastern US, Fossil Fuel Mishaps Leave Disaster Areas on Fire
The fossil fuel industry has seen a series of disasters in less than a week.
Who Killed the Argentine Prosecutor? More Than 400,000 March for Justice in Buenos Aires as Controversy Grows
The march came one month after a mysterious death.
Richard D. Wolff: “The Game Is Rigged”
The ACLU, LA Progressive and Occidental College hosted Richard Wolff for a discussion on economic rights.