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Economic Policy Myths of 2014: Dead and Enduring
We should be glad that we put to death two very silly myths about the economy in 2014.
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Thought Experiment
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Ferguson Outrage Grows From Local Protests to Global Movement
The outrage has left the city limits of Ferguson and spread from the boroughs of New York.
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Mutated Flu Virus Could Signal More Hospitalizations, Deaths This Season
Although flu activity has been relatively mild in the US thus far, Influenza A viruses, known as H3N2, have been seen in most states.
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At COP20 UN Climate Talks, Canada Is Representing the Fossil Fuel Industry
The influence of fossil fuels transcends this conference.
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Neighbors Don’t Let Neighbors Frack
If we poison this land, we'll never get it back.
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US Faulted for Undermining Torture Convention
The CIA defended its techniques by arguing that its brutal treatment of suspects was aimed at protecting the country from further terrorist attacks.
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Cultivating Climate Justice Through Compost: The Story of Hernani
As the people of Hernani show us, when you organize to beat an incinerator, you never know how much good can come of it.
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Climate Change Creates New Geography of Food
The countryside is the first sector directly affected by climate change.
Truthout Interviews Roger Annis on the New Cold War
Roger Annis puts into perspective the larger geopolitical issues at play as events in Ukraine and Crimea challenge US imperial power.