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Sixty More Days in Libya: Obama Does Bush Lawyers Proud
Now we know why Obama has gone to such outrageous lengths to keep Bush's lawyers out of prison, claiming powers of secrecy and immunity beyond Cheney's wildest dreams and …
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Single-Payer Health Care Rises Again
(Photo: Ernie|Bert) Ever so slowly, our national dialogue is turning away from dead terrorists and Pakistani collusion to the issues facing the American people right here at …
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Our Brave New Budget Dystopia
(Photo: funky pancake/Flickr) As Congress members return from recess this week and resume their budget battles, I hope they will be meek, cautious and circumspect. I hope …
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Killing Resolves Nothing
The plane I was on landed in Washington, DC, Sunday night, and the pilot came on the intercom to tell everyone to celebrate: our government had killed Osama bin …
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Federal Contractors May Be Told to Disclose Donations
The White House has been trying for the past year to figure out how to blunt the impact of the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission Supreme Court decision, a controversial …
Interview With Investigative Journalist Jason Leopold About the Latest WikiLeaks Release
Jason Leopold is the deputy managing editor ofTruthout.org and a co-founder of The Public Record.
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How Americans Can Get Up and Stand Up
In December 2009, psychologist Bruce Levine published an article at Alternet called “Are Americans a Broken People?” His timing couldn't have been better. Americans of good will and bad …
An Arab Spring for Women: The Missing Story From the Middle East
A woman wears a Tunisian flag during a protest outside government buildings in Tunis, Tunisia, on January 21, 2011. (Photo: Holly Pickett / The New York Times) …
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Guantanamo Detainee Files Hint at Psychological Research
The detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in a photo taken on October 4, 2007. (Photo: Todd Heisler / The New York Times) The release by WikiLeaks …
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Kloppenburg Files for Statewide ‘Recount’ in Wisconsin Supreme Court Election
Wisconsin's Asst. Attorney General JoAnne Kloppenburg has filed paperwork for a statewide, state-sponsored “recount” in the controversial April 5th State Supreme Court election. Speaking to supporters at …