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LA Judge Objects to School Police Getting Millions Reserved for Struggling Students
Other California school districts are also considering using money earmarked for vulnerable students to supplement school police or security instead.
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Recipe for Ripoffs
Deals that amount to NAFTA on steroids benefit corporations and hurt the rest of us.
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The Life and Crimes of War Criminal Bosco Ntaganda
Yet despite a well documented record of slaughter and recruiting child soldiers, there were some protections in place for Ntaganda.
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Doing for the Poor and Doing to the Poor
When the overall unemployment rate goes up, the rate for the less-educated and minorities rises even more.
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Hawks Push for Iraq War, the Rule of Law Prevents It
Obama does not have the authority to go to war without congressional authorization.
Dahr Jamail | Atmospheric CO2 Crosses “Ominous Threshold“
Despite the widespread governmental denial of anthropogenic climate disruption, many signs indicate we are already past the point of no return, headed toward a “dead planet.”
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The Color of Nature
Almost everything in this culture that purports to be a sign of compassion or respect or care, is in every instance an expression of the exact opposite.
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Beyond Humanitarianism: “Border Songs” and the Politics of Migration
As opposed to benefit albums created in response to high-profile natural disasters, Border Songs attempts to raise awareness about an economic disaster with grave ramifications for migrants seeking economic …
Obama’s Syrian Policy Vetoed by Assad Election Victory
The results of the election weren't a surprise to anyone familiar with Syrian domestic politics.
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Acupuncture, Yoga and Massage: Not Just for Rich People
From Oakland to Brooklyn, practitioners of holistic health care are working to make their services affordable for all.