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Trump’s Secretary of Defense Presided Over Slaughter of Civilians in Fallujah
With the likes of Mattis, Flynn and Pompeo advising him, is Trump likely to increase US military interventions?
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Hundreds of Students Report Bullying, Threats and Attacks in Weeks After the Election
In a survey of 10,000 educators, 90 percent said the election had a negative impact on their schools' environments.
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This Organic Food Company Doesn’t Discriminate Against People With Criminal Records — It Seeks Them Out
Lancaster Food Company searches for job applicants who need help getting back on their feet. So far, not one has quit.
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Oil Executives, Pro-Development Financiers and Sarah Palin in the Queue for Interior Department
A significant appointments left to make is Secretary of the Interior, in charge of wildlife and natural resources.
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Bernie Sanders Is Still Campaigning for Our Revolution
Bernie Sanders isn't going quietly into the night — not by a long shot.
Fighting Trump: The Sanctuary Campus Movement and Local Points of Resistance
We must support grassroots organizations and focus on state and local points of resistance to the Trump agenda.
New Rutgers Report Reveals University’s Ties to Slavery and Displacement of Native Americans
Rutgers is one of several colleges and universities across the country now grappling with their historical ties to slavery.
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New Orleans Water Protectors Show Solidarity With Standing Rock
The New Orleans demonstration called on Obama to deny Energy Transfer Partners permission to complete the project.
Getting the State to Switch Sides in the Fight for Workers’ Rights
Elizabeth Tang and Sanjiv Pandita discuss the obstacles to labor organizing in the wake of increasing corporate power and the potential for positive change.
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On the Road With Our American Selves: Or How to Feel Like a Jerk in Mombasa
The Trump administration will probably espouse a philosophy much like President Obama's when it comes to valuing the lives of foreign innocents.