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NPR Gets Radio Host Fired for Occupying
National Public Radio on Wednesday discovered that a woman named Lisa Simeone who produced hosted a show about opera called "World of Opera" had been participating in a nonviolent …
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Moammar Qaddafi Reported Killed in Final Battle for Sirte
Libyan leader Col. Moammar Qaddafi in an undated photo from a collection of family photos taken from Qaddafi's home, in Tripoli, Libya. (Photo via The New York Times) …
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We Have a First Amendment Right to Protest, So Why All These Arrests Around Occupy Wall Street?
On Saturday night, 175 members of Occupy Chicago were arrested after refusing to comply with a curfew the city had imposed on Grant Park. According to In These Times …
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On the News With Thom Hartmann: Republicans Fight It Out in CNN-Hosted Debate, and More
In today's On the News segment: Republicans fought it out last night in a CNN-hosted debate in Las Vegas, Occupy Wall Street may be close to releasing its demands, …
Voices From the Diaspora: Resistance and Community
Featuring: musician Daz-I-Kue, educator and former president of Oakland’s School Board, Greg Hodge and Oakland’s Assistant City Administrator Fred Blackwell. They explore the root of political actions from London …
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Wall Street Is Dazed and Confused
Astonishingly, some Wall Streeters continue to be clueless about what the Occupy Wall Street movement is protesting. Yoo-hoo, Streeters: Note that the movement's name has the term "Wall Street" …
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Huckabee “Jokes” (Again) About Voter Suppression
While campaigning in favor of Issue 2 in Ohio (the referendum forced onto the ballot by voters in an attempt to veto the GOP bill that strips public unions …
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Michael Moore’s “Here Comes Trouble”: Celebrity Politics in an Age of Social Protest
(Image: Grand Central Publishing) Filmmaker Michael Moore is one of those people with a knack for making things happen. As a high school student …
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Ten Years After the Afghan Invasion: Welcome to the Failed State of Americastan
As we step off the Turkish Air flight and walk across the dusty tarmac to the terminal, we are greeted by a large billboard. In big, bold English it …