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Sanders’ Media Critics Should Concede That Fixing the US Is a Foreign Policy
If we want to break the power of the Pentagon-industrial complex in the Middle East, we have to break its power in Washington.
“The Right to the City”: Participatory Cooperatives, Housing and Budgets
The “right to the city” is the collective right to redefine ourselves and how we relate to one another and the places we live.
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Billionaire vs. Billionaire
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Labor Movement Needs to Organize Against Friedrichs vs. California Teachers Association
If unions lose Friedrichs, the fallout might ruin labor for a generation or more.
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Biggest Israeli Demolition in a Decade Leaves 100 Homeless
The demolitions were carried out in an area Israel declared a closed military zone as far back as the 1970s.
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“They’re Herding Us Like Cattle”: How San Francisco’s Homeless and the City Are Paying Dearly for Super Bowl 50
Santa Clara is hosting the big game. San Francisco is hosting the traffic jam.
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Report: Even After 2013 Texas Fertilizer Explosion, Hundreds of Communities Still at Risk
More than 1,300 facilities across the country store fertilizer-grade ammonium nitrate.
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Big Oil and Gas Want Them Out, but One Small Clan Is Standing Up to Pipeline Expansion
A First Nations clan is bringing pipeline projects to a grinding halt - simply by occupying their traditional lands.
US Building Boom Fuels Spike in Construction Worker Injury and Death
A lack of training, coupled with the willful neglect of safety measures, led to nearly 900 construction fatalities in 2014.
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Argentine Social Movements Strike Back Against Monsanto
The biotech giant continues attempts to build its GMO seeds plant in Argentina, despite unflinching popular opposition.