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Drug Policy Alliance Wall Street Journal Letters Slam Marijuana Prohibition
Members of the Drug Policy Alliance offer a reasonable rebuttal to marijuana prohibition at the Wall Street Journal.
Second Term: Immigration, Climate, Foreclosures
Activists want the president to address these issues in his new term.
Harnessing Rebel Energy: Making Green a Threat Again
In wake of more corporate violations of the environment, the Green Movement needs a significant comeback.
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Unemployment Edges Up to 7.9 Percent as Economy Adds 157,000 Jobs
Fiscal cliff concerns appear to have no impact whatsoever on hiring.
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Morsi Slams New Lid on Labor Rights
After fighting against an oppressive regime, labor activists in Egypt continue to struggle against former allies for their rights.
Syrian Left Opposition Groups Propose Plan to End an Endless War
Omar Dahi: Israel and US want to weaken Assad but don't trust opposition to take power creating conditions for a perpetual civil war.
“Redemption”: Oscar-Nominated Doc Follows the Working Poor Who Survive on Collecting Bottles and Cans
Many have quietly slipped into poverty after losing their jobs, now living on the margins of society.
#132 Mexican Student Movement Confronts New President
A YouTube video sparks a mass student movement protesting against newly elected President of Mexico Enrique Pena Nieto.
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FCC Chairman’s Legacy: Ignoring Diversity
No matter how hard Genachowski tries to convince us that he's a transformative figure, he seems stuck on the wrong side of history.
Do as We Say, Congress Says, Then Does What It Wants
While members of Congress no longer have the right to rip off Wall Street, they still have many privileges that you probably do not know.