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You’ve Heard of Hip-Hop, but What About Krip-Hop?
Krip-Hop is an international movement of disabled artists, poets, musicians, and MCs.
Community-Owned Energy: How Nebraska Became the Only State to Bring Everyone Power From a Public Grid
Here's how Nebraska took its energy out of corporate hands and made it affordable for everyday residents.
From the Concorde to Sci-Fi Climate Solutions
Touting “sci-fi climate solutions” dangerously delays the day when we actually reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Not Lovin’ It
McDonald's is in the hot seat for retaliating against workers seeking higher wages.
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Introducing Mrs. Merlin: To Prosecute Jeffrey Sterling, CIA Exposed an Asset
The government revealed supposed secrets during the Sterling trial.
Reporting on Armed White Teens Highlights Racial Double Standard
While the drama may be over, the legacy of the reporting remains.
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Pardon Granted for One of 17 Women Who Miscarried in El Salvador
After unintentionally miscarrying, women in El Salvador have been charged with murder.
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Why Rand Paul Is Wrong About Social Security Disability
The Republican Congress decided to make overhauling the Social Security disability program one of its first orders of business.
ALEC Forces the Question: Will Labor Really Go Local?
Workplace struggles are getting difficult to predict. Conventional organizing isn't working like it used to.
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EPA Sued Over Disclosure Rules for Toxic Pollution From Drilling and Fracking
The EPA has been sued over toxic chemicals released into the air, water and land by the oil and gas industry.