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Framing Occupy Wall Street
Protesters with the Occupy Wall Street movement celebrate one month of occupying Zuccotti Park in New York, on October 17, 2011. (Photo: Robert Stolarik / The New York Times) …
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Seventy Thousand Greek Workers Launch New Anti-Austerity Strike
Athens - Tens of thousands of Greek workers walked off the job on Wednesday at the start of a two-day general strike to protest a new round austerity measures …
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It’s Time to Compensate the Victims: Looking Back at Vietnam and Agent Orange
A mother and her child who was affected by his parent's exposure to the chemical, Agent Orange. (Photo: Brendan Wilcox) Fifty years ago, while President Kennedy deliberated …
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More Bathtubs
Last week I criticized David Brooks for not understanding the difference between stocks and flows (that is, between your paycheck and your bank balance). (Paul Krugman instead criticized the …
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Invisible Hand of the Free Market Man!
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Crunch Time for Occupy Wall Street
Remembering the agonies I went through when the tanks moved in on Tiananmen Square in June, 1989, I was relieved that most (I wish it were all) of the …
Chris Hedges in Times Square, October 15, 2011
On October 15, Occupy TVNY met with Pulitzer prize-winning author and journalist Chris Hedges in Times Square, New York City, where tens of thousands of people assembled on a …
Documentary Pries Open the Door to Immigrant Detention Centers
In Maria Hinojosa’s documentary, “Lost in Detention,” which will air tonight on PBS’ “Frontline,” a father of three sits down with the journalist who asks him how he has …
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Lost Letter: How Government Fails to Deliver on Worker Safety
By late 2009, workplace safety regulators had serious concerns about large mail processing centers across the country. Ongoing inspections suggested a widespread, recurring risk of electric shocks or burns …
Yana Kunichoff Discusses Truthout’s Recent Collaboration With the ACLU on Surveillance in the “Homeland“
Listen to Truthout's Assistant Editor, Yana Kunichoff discuss our latest collaboration with the ACLU, "Ten Years Later: Surveillance in the 'Homeland'."