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Reality and the US-Made Famine in Yemen
Building toward a time when our voices may unite and be heard, we must raise them now in crying out for the people of Yemen.
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How Slashing the NEA Would Damage the US Economy
Losing the NEA would upset local economies and affect the wallets of people not directly involved in the creative arts.
Democracy Vouchers: Everything You Need to Know
Here's what you should know about democracy vouchers.
No More Devil’s Bargains: The West No Longer Can Mortgage Its Way Out of Past Bottom-Shelf Deals
We have to foster option #4. This is our struggle.
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The Peasant Farmer Who Stood Up to the President of Nicaragua
The unequal battle farmer Francisca Ramirez is waging against the Nicaraguan government is well-known.
Friendship in Defiance of War
Many people worldwide have been taught, through mainstream media, to think only one person lived in Iraq, Saddam Hussein.
“Trump Wants to Take an Axe to the Regulatory State”: Amit Narang on the Anti-Regulation Rule
As with many of his other orders, the intent of Donald Trump's executive order on regulations is unclear.
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Opioid Overdose Treatment Prices Have Skyrocketed
Senators have begun to examine pharmaceutical pricing with increasing scrutiny.
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Holding Our Rage Is Your Political Labor
Stop treating our rage as an affront, and start understanding it as a cue.
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401(k)s and IRAs Cannot Replace Social Security
401(k)s were never intended to replace pensions, so it should be no surprise that they aren't up to the task.