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A Woman’s Womb: America’s New Sports Arena
(Photo: ~*Leah*~ / Flickr) In advance, I apologize to my grown kids for what might be, for them, an embarrassing discussion about their mother's sex life and …
Remotely Piloted War: How Drone War Became the American Way of Life
In the American mind, if Apple made weapons, they would undoubtedly be drones, those remotely piloted planes getting such great press here. They have generally been greeted as …
Dow and Monsanto Join Forces to Poison America’s Heartland
(Photo: tpmartins) In a match that some would say was made in hell, the nation's two leading producers of agrochemicals have joined forces in a partnership to …
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Occupy for Prisoners Comes Out Against Mass Incarceration
Occupy For Prisoners demonstration in Harlem, New York, February 19, 2012. (Photo: samglewis) Each time the 100-strong crowd assembled for the national Occupy for Prisoners day roared …
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White House Refuses to Release Email From Monsanto-Linked Lobbyist
(Photo: tanzia45) The White House is withholding documents requested under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) by an environmental group that suspects the Obama administration of working …
Thomas Frank Talks With Truthout on How Wall Street Doubled Down on Trashing America’s Economy
Thomas Frank. (Photo: New America Foundation / Flickr) Thomas Frank wrote the seminal book on why many middle-class Americans vote against their economic interests in "What's the …
Reforming a Recalcitrant Military
(Image: Jared Rodriguez / Truthout) In his third State of the Union address, President Obama opened and closed with iconic praise for the military. Yet his script, …
Noam Chomsky: The Imperial Way
In the years of conscious, self-inflicted decline at home, “losses” continued to mount elsewhere.
The Public Intellectual: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez
Roberto Cintli Rodriguez Remanding Migrants “To the End of the Line” By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, Truthout | Op-Ed Wednesday, 06 February 2013 Arizona and the Role of …
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Daring to Look Behind the Curtain: The Drop-Out Crisis Redux
“Only four out of ten U.S. children finish high school, only one out of five who finish high school goes to college” — does this sound familiar? Possibly at …