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Venezuela Wrongly Accused of Weapons of Mass Destruction
The alarmist language used to justify US sanctions against Venezuela suggest Barack Obama is trying to channel his inner Ronald Reagan.
Israelis and Republicans Teach Each Other Politics
For a long time now, American political consultants have benefited from a lucrative sideline, selling their alleged expertise to politicians in Israel.
Department of Labor Freezes Guestworker Program After Court Ruling
The H-2B program brings foreign workers to the US to fill temporary or seasonal labor shortages in an array of low-skill, nonagricultural jobs.
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At UN Conference, Domestic Workers Push for International Labor Standards
US domestic workers are legally barred from joining unions.
The Growing Degradation of Work and Life, and What We Might Do to End It
When we combine relentless time pressure with the mind-numbing and physically destructive nature of most jobs, we have a recipe for acute human misery.
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Edison’s Bright Idea
The inventor wished the sun could power his inventions.
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Just Kidding!
Amid Evidence of Illnesses, Activists Call on Electronics Industry to Boost Workplace Safety
More than 200 scientists and environmentalists challenge electronics companies to prioritize workers' health and safety and stop polluting the communities around their factories.
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Workers Behind Effective Campaigns Are Now on Trial for Racketeering
The allegations of gangsterism stem from a basic labor dispute.
A Double Standard on Leaks? As Whistleblowers Jailed, Petraeus Escapes Prison and Advises White House
David Petraeus recevied a lenient plea deal.