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What Voting Can Look Like
In Canada, they use hand-marked paper ballots, hand counted in public. Among other things, that process means that we can actually be sure who won.
Will AB 2530 Unshackle Childbirth in California?
Pregnant women in correctional facilities are more likely to experience miscarriage, preterm birth, low birth weight infants, and potentially fatal conditions like preeclampsia.
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A Tale of Two Asylums: Assange, Palacio, and Media Hypocrisy
Two journalists and two cases of international asylum show the hypocrisy of the establishment press.
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Goldcorp on Trial: First Ever People’s Health Tribunal Shows Commonalities Throughout Mesoamerica
Recently the International Peoplesu2019 Health Tribunal took place in Guatemala to discuss the injuries from the Marlin mine, an open pit gold mine that is one of the most …
The Myth That Japan Is Broke: The World’s Largest “Debtor” Is Now the World’s Largest Creditor
Japan's massive government debt conceals massive benefits for the Japanese people, with lessons for the US debt
The Marikana Massacre: A Turning Point for South Africa?
Sometimes an event occurs that lifts the veil on a society and exposes its naked reality for all to see. Such was the case on Wednesday, August 16, at …
Meet the Industry That Makes the Koch Brothers Look Poor
When will the United States start thinking beyond bars?
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How the Right Is Creating Voter Vigilantes
Ouren and Americans for Prosperity gathered these recruits in Boca Raton in July to instruct them on how they could become u201cempoweredu201d vessels for True the Voteu2019s poll watcher …
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Let’s Help WikiLeaks Liberate the Trans-Pacific Partnership Negotiating Text
On September 6, negotiators will go to Leesburg, Virginia, for the latest round of secretive talks on the
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The Government Can Track You by Your Cell Phone Without a Warrant
Civil liberties groups say the broad ruling, handed down by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Ohio, could have sweeping impacts on the Fourth Amendment privacy rights of …