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Mass Shootings Do Little to Change State Gun Laws
In fact, several states have made it easier to buy more guns and take them to more places.
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FDA Offers Broad New Rules to Fight Food Contamination
It is a long-awaited step toward codifying the food safety law that Congress passed two years ago.
Meet Anthony Ingraffea – From Industry Insider to Implacable Fracking Opponent
Dr. Anthony Ingraffea: My position is this. Where shale gas development has not yet occurred, ban it. Period.
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Congress Passes a $9.7 Billion Storm Relief Measure
Some officials criticize the chamber's failure to act more quickly on a larger aid package, saying it provided the necessary financing to help the region rebuild.
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Violence Against Women Act to be Revisited in New Congress
Critics have blamed racism, sexism, and an anti-government mentality on the part of some House GOP members for the Senate-passed VAWA's demise.
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Activists Show International Solidarity With Palestinians at World Forum
Marking international solidarity with the Palestinian people, the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Brazil, brought together black, Latino, refugee and migrant rights, labor, anti-Zionism and indigenous self-determination activists …
Obama Needs Hagel in the Pentagon
If elected, this Former senator would be the only Secretary of Defense in 30 years with actual combat experience.
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Want to Buy Lifetime Disaster Insurance?
The fear-mongering over Social Security Insurance, led mostly by extremely rich people, is the biggest scam being run right now in American people.
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Aboriginal Rap – The Future Of Hip-Hop
“Real Talk: Aboriginal Rappers Talk About Their Music And Country” is a free ebook that introduces to the world of Aboriginal hip hop.
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2012: Obituary in Abstentia
“Not with a bang, but a whimper;” The world as we know it did not end this year, but does not mean that the end is not near.