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Last year, elections officials blamed Sandy. What's their excuse now?

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War With Syria? Not So Fast

As opposition builds in Congress, an international proposal to avoid bombing gains traction.

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‘Boots on the Ground’ in Syria?

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Orange Is the New Black Roundtable, Part 3: The Final Word on OITNB (Oh, and Larry)

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The People’s Advocate?

The race in New York for Bill de Blasio's replacement has gotten interesting--because of Letitia James.

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Fighting To Stay Home

Violently evicted by their government and unwelcome in the U.S., Mexican mining unionists have nowhere to go.

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What Happened to the Anti-War Movement?

The short answer: partisanship.

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We Don’t Have to Bomb Syria

Believe it or not, there are other options for dealing with the current crisis.

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The ‘Strange Majority’ Against Syrian Intervention

A coalition of anti-war progressives and Republicans could stop the U.S. from going to war.

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Knights of the Progressive Roundtable

Monthly meetings give members of the public an intimate audience with Congressional representatives.

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On the Road Against Citizens United

Jim Hightower discusses the Keystone pipeline, the Koch brothers and campaign financing.

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America’s 200-Year-Long Battle for Workplace Democracy

Can the National Labor Relations Board defend principles that go back to the nation's founding?

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The 6 Filthiest Facts About the Rich

Unrestrained capitalism has led to an untenable situation.

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College Is the New High School

The post-secondary degree is increasingly a basic necessity, but comes at a luxury price.

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Will Congress Block an Attack on Syria?

Congress members are clamoring to be consulted, but few publicly oppose intervention.

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Orange Is the New Black, Episode 6: Democracy Fail

In the end, the guards run the show.

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University Tries to Nip Professors’ Union in the Bud

A cautionary letter--and the rumored retention of a notorious union-buster--show Northeastern is nervous about adjunct faculty organizing.

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Breaking Bad’s Skyler White: Victim or Villain?

Actress Anna Gunn wants to know why fans hate her character. In These Times' feminist TV critics answer.

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Bill de Blasio’s Vision For A More Equal New York

The mayoral hopeful talks about his plan to close the ever-widening gulf between the city's haves and have-nots.

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Education: Every American’s Right

Lowering college costs will restore access to the American Dream.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President