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Paddles, Stun Guns and Chemical Sprays: How US Schools Discipline Students
Nineteen states currently allow school staff to paddle "noncompliant" students. Security staff may even use stun guns or mace.
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Bipartisan Bills and Civil Protests Mount Against Duke Energy’s Obstructionism
The largest utility in the US has so far succeeded in keeping third-party solar illegal in North Carolina.
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Inspections of Keystone XL’s Southern Route Fuel Doubt Over “Safest Pipeline Ever Built” Claims
New documentation confirms multiple code violations.
The Clinton Dynasty Rewrites History
How low will the Clinton clan go to smear a challenge to Hillary's campaign to get herself elected president?
Dark Money: What Might the Money Media Cover if They Weren’t Covering Trump?
When Americans were asked recently what they fear most, It was corruption of government officials.
BDS Movement and Common Sense Face Threat From UK Government Ban
What happens when boycotts and divestments become as practical as they are ethical?
The Tune of Inclusion: Why Not Change the Face of Music Education Now?
It is up to educators in this country to change those outcomes for the future by becoming more inclusive now.
Rehabs’ Failure to Give Lifesaving Naloxone to Vulnerable Clients Is Unacceptable
With naloxone now so readily available, why are so many addiction treatment facilities failing to provide it?
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We Can’t Solve Climate Change Without Teaching It – Why More Classes Are Heading Outside
Trekking through the murky river together, they transform it.
Will Guantánamo Ever Close? Fourteen Years After Prison’s Opening, Indefinite Detention Persists
President Obama's plan to close the US military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, amounts to merely relocating it to US soil.