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Do We Have Another Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac on Our Hands?
The Federal Housing Administration is suffering in a mortgage hell of its own making.
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The China Information Conundrum
For foreign investors and governments, a different logic and analysis are required in a society where business and government are the same.
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When Postmasters Attack
The beloved institution will shrink beyond recognition if the Postmaster General and other privatization advocates get their way.
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Vegetable Waste to Zero Waste in La Pinata, Chile
The Chilean community of La Pintana has found that recycling the largest segment of their waste can save them money, produce valuable compost, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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“Lincoln”: The Underbelly of the Democratic Process
Spielberg's Lincoln gives masterful context to past and present.
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From Soap to Cities, Designing From Nature Could Solve Our Biggest Challenges
We need products that don't harm us or the environment, and nature's already done the research.
New York Activists Helping Turn Public Opinion Against NYPD’s “Stop and Frisk”
Majority of New Yorkers now oppose Stop and Frisk after years of litigation, grassroots activism, and civil disobedience.
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One Sandy Victim Among Many More
Danny Katch talked to Rockaways resident Kizzy Parsons about the hardships she and her children have had to endure in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
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Hawaii Teachers Unleash Work-to-Rule Campaign
Two years after an imposed contract stuck them with wage and benefit cuts, the teachers are building momentum to win a better deal in 2013.
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Occupy Evolver: Realize Your Potential
Occupy shifted mass consciousness and planted a flag in the global mental atmosphere.