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Holding the Bag: Manafort, Trump and All That Dirty Money
The best place to clean dirty money? Real estate.
As Violence Consumes Dhaka, Protesters Struggle to Get Their Story Out
The ruling party is limiting internet and social media access as it unleashes rape and assault on protesters.
Mothers of Mexico’s Disappeared Young Men Blame the Police
Their suspicions were confirmed this year when 19 police officers were charged with the disappearances.
If You Take a Charitable Tax Deduction, You Should Actually Give to Charity
Wealthy donors are hoarding money in shady “charity” accounts in the face of urgent community needs.
The Haitian Uprising Was Spurred On by More Than Just a Fuel Price Hike
CounterSpin interview with Jocelyn McCalla, director of the National Coalition for Haitian Rights, on Haiti's uprising.
Trump Continues to Use the Presidency to Benefit His Properties
Perhaps US taxpayers are actually the ones keeping Trump's hotels afloat.
Food Security in Africa Requires Governmental Regulations
Food security is just as much about safety of food as it is about availability.
Virginia Anti-Corruption Movement Faces Down Corporate Backlash
It's a rigged system that has repeatedly put electricity consumers in Virginia at an economic disadvantage.
Guatemala’s “Huelga” Protests Draw Attention to Corruption Among Elites
The organized political disruptions also create hubs of economic activity to serve the working class.
The Anti-Fraud Movement Behind Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Historic Win
Does Obrador's pledge to govern under a “moral constitution” promise a new era of democracy for Mexico?