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Syrian Government Cuts Off Internet Access
The Syrian government cut off the entire countries access to the internet on Thursday during fierce fighting in Damscus.
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Biofuels and the Right to Food: Time for the US to Get its Head Out of the Sand
The EPA refused to waive the U.S. ethanol mandate in order to ease price pressures in corn and soybeans following the severe US drought, thus valuing oil and …
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Senate Vote Endorses Expedited Transition in Afghanistan
A new ruling by the Senate seeks to expedite the transition of power in Afghanistan and proves, on record, that over 2/3 of the American people want to see …
Can a “Dracula Strategy” Bring Trans-Pacific Partnership into the Sunlight?
A highly secretive trade agreement aims to penalize countries that protect workers, consumers, and the environment. Luckily, the growing opposition goes beyond the usual trade justice suspects.
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2nd Term
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Whistleblower: Nuclear Regulators Suppress Facts, Break Law
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has known at least since 1996 that flooding danger from upstream dam failure that can effect any of 34 vulnerable nuclear plants in the nation.
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ALEC Convenes in Washington; Damage Control at Top of Agenda
Members of ALEC are convening this week in Washington, DC to try to salvage the organization's viability.
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Why Are Cows Tails Dropping Off?
Evidence of food contamination on land that farmers lease to oil companies for fracking is not reassuring.
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Activists Demand Replacement of Federal Judge in Hacker Case, Citing Conflict of Interest
Hammond supporters seek removal of judge.