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War on Witches: Reagan Judge Denounces Myth of Voter Fraud
Wisconsin's voter ID law remains blocked for November, although its ultimate fate in future elections remains uncertain.
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Neoliberal Feminists Don’t Want Women to Organize
In today's political climate, we must be wary of claims that feminism is best served by increasing the power of individual.
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Here Come the Rain and Drought
Many coastal regions must start bracing for frequent floods as key freshwater sources are drying up elsewhere.
Economic Update: Economic Realities
This episode covers updates on Walmart shifts medical insurance costs onto US, payday loans, US child poverty and Obama versus workers' needs.
Shifting Syria Threats
How do you assess disproportionate harm when this entire assault on Syria is disproportionate and premised on undefined threats?
In Historic Police Brutality Case, Family of Homeless Denver Pastor Killed in Custody Awarded $4.6 Million
As Denver faces a string of police brutality cases, a federal jury has awarded a historic $4.6 million in damages to the family of a homeless preacher killed while …
An Unprofitable Disease: In the Political Economy of Ebola, Who Lives and Who Dies?
Science writer Leigh Phillips calls for a socialization of pharmaceutical research and production due to the political and economic circumstances of the spread of Ebola.
A US Nurse Witnesses Ebola’s Ravages in Sierra Leone, Where Horrific Conditions Claim Lives Daily
As the infections of two Dallas nurses fuel concerns about Ebola in the United States, the death toll in West Africa is approaching 5,000.
Marshall Islands’ Lawsuits Gain Momentous Support
Leaders from 22 nations offer support for humanity in open letter.
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MINUSTAH Fact Sheet: Highlights of a Decade of Success in Haiti
With MINUSTAHu2019s mandate renewed on October 14, 2014, it is opportune to review the mission's accomplishments during its ten-year presence in Haiti.