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MoveOn.Org and Friends Attempt to Co-Opt Occupy Wall Street Movement
Demonstrators with the Occupy Wall Street protests in Zucotti Park in New York, October 7, 2011. Protests in Wall Street section of New York enter their third week, with …
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Occupy Wall Street: The Most Important Thing in the World Now
Naomi Klein leading an open forum on Thursday, October 6, Day 21 of Occupy Wall Street. (Photo: David Shankbone) I was honored to be invited to speak …
Bombshell: State Department Outsourced Tar Sands Pipeline Environmental Impact Study to “Major” TransCanada Contractor
The State Department assigned an important environmental impact study of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline to a company with financial ties to the pipeline operator, flouting the intent of …
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US Jobs in Danger as NAFTA-Style Deal Heads to Congress
President Barack Obama works on his remarks in the Outer Oval Office before making a statement to the press, August 2, 2011. (Photo: Pete Souza / White House) …
Guantanamo: A Cold Sore on the Face of America
An Army spokesman in one of the detainee areas in Camp Delta at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on June 9, 2010. (Photo: Richard Perry / The New York Times) …
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Occupy the Moment
Washington - Occupy Wall Street and its kindred protests around the country are inept, incoherent and hopelessly quixotic. God, I love ‘em. I love every little thing …
Alison Bechdel: I Am Not Gary Trudeau
So far in Ladydrawers, we've looked at differences in the way women are portrayed and paid in the comics industry, and some of the arguments brought up when women …
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Bloomberg Says Wall Street Protesters Can Remain in Zuccotti Park “Indefinitely” – With Conditions
Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York City has announced yesterday that the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) demonstrators will be allowed to remain in Zuccotti Park and continue demonstrating: "the …
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Elizabeth Warren: Refuting Straw Liberals
Washington - It's not often that a sound bite from a Democratic candidate gets so under the skin of my distinguished colleague George F. Will that he feels moved …