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Guns? Don’t Wait for Congress—or Godot
With gun enthusiasts stockpiling weapons in light of impending federal regulations, what is a concerned citizen to do?
Marilyn Katz

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Right-Wingers, Failed Leaders and Media Stars Jockey for Israeli Votes
A clash of parties is likely to yield a new coalition government, but not a new direction.
Ralph Seliger

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New Orleans’ SuperFail
Downtown is being spruced up for the Super Bowl, but in neglected neighborhoods, roads remain unpaved.
Andy Kopsa

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A Peoples’ Inauguration
The Progressive Democrats of America plan to bridge the gap between Capitol Hill and the progressive grassroots.
Cole Stangler

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Uncertainty? Just Ask The Middle Class
America's trade relationship with China costs us millions of manufacturing jobs.
Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

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Rigging Democracy
Why the people won't pick the next president or Congress--unless we act now.
Rob Richie

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Who Will Replace Hilda Solis?
The next Labor Secretary must be a fierce advocate—and as importantly, must be given free rein.
Roger Bybee

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The Weathermen Don’t Know Which Way the Wind’s Blowing
Four in 5 Americans believe in global warming--but nearly half of local weather reporters don't.
David Sirota

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Corporate Death Star
Help fight the secretive, corporate-sponsored Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Jacob Marshall

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Enemy of Rupert
An interview with independent media's white knight, Craig Aaron
Kenneth Rapoza

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GOP Uses Government to Hurt, Not Help
Republicans are stingy when it comes to disaster relief, but spend big to fund discrimination.
Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

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Executioner-in-Chief
Obama's drone attacks and the pathology of presidential power.
Elizabeth Sanders

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Chiquita Republic
United Fruit's heir has again been linked to paramilitary abuses in Colombia.
James Bargent

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The Gravest Threat to World Peace
Not everyone agrees it's a nuclear Iran.
Noam Chomsky

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Guns and Drugs
We can curb gun violence by ending the War on Drugs.
Michelle Chen

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3 Fiscal-Cliff Truths You Won’t Hear On TV
The news media gave us a reality TV show. Here's what they left on the cutting-room floor.
David Sirota

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More For Murdoch?
The FCC wants to relax media consolidation rules.
Kenneth Rapoza

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The Walmart Revolt
The New Year promises new strategies for old labor.
David Moberg

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Protest Tactics in a Warming World
What will it take to push back climate change?
Eric Moll

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Supermax Showdown
AFSCME wants Illinois' Tamms Correctional Center to stay open. Activists want it closed.
Rebecca Burns

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The 12 Biggest Labor Stories of 2012 (PHOTOS)
Labor certainly made news in 2012. But was it a banner year or a bruising one?
Anthony Mangini

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Why Israel’s Attack on Gaza Was Illegal
A response to Bianca Ambrosio's 'Open Letter to Noam Chomsky'
Noam Chomsky

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The Death Blow for British Coal
New revelations have surfaced about police brutality in Thatcher's 1984 battle with miners.
Kari Lydersen

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A Child’s Christmas in Dalat
The author remembers his first Christmas, in 1969 Vietnam.
Andrew Lam
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