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US Population Turning Away From Organized Religion in Record Numbers
What is the future of religious institutions in the US? Answer: None.
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Jury Awards Guestworkers Over $14 Million in Landmark Human Trafficking, Forced Labor Case
While the workers believed they were paying to immigrate permanently, they actually came to the US on visas for temporary work.
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Ukraine War: A Reverse Cuban Missile Crisis
What we are now doing and what we contemplate doing is not in our interest or in the interests of the Ukrainians and is perceived as a threat by …
At Last, Private Sector Faculty Get Green Light to Unionize
A new Labor Board ruling could finally unstick the unionization of professors in the private sector.
How Gazan Natural Gas Became the Epicenter of an International Power Struggle
Amid the many fossil-fueled conflicts in the region, one of them, packed with threats, large and small, has been largely overlooked, and Israel is at its epicenter.
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On the Left/Right Paradigm, Capitalism’s Grow-or-Die Imperative and Murray Bookchin
In the twenty-first century we go on using the terms, but what is left of the Left?
As Netanyahu Tries to Stop US-Iran Deal, Leaked Cables Show Israeli Spies Reject His Nuke Claims
Mossad contradicted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dire warnings about Iran's ability to produce a nuclear bomb.
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No to Prison Industrial Complex: San Francisco’s Trans Community Responds to Brutal Murders
Grieving a trans woman of color's recent murder, activists in San Francisco call for community-based safety solutions.
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How Half a Million Walmart Workers Won a Raise
The pay increase for Walmart employees comes after three years of sustained actions by OUR Walmart and community allies.
Failing Tonkin Gulf Test on Ukraine
Before the world lurches into a nuclear showdown, it might make a little sense to know what got us here.