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Millions of Environmental Refugees Stuck in Limbo
As environmental catastrophes increase, the fate of millions of refugees remains in doubt
Andrew Lam
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Representative Democracy, Heal Thyself
Is an antidote to Citizens United within our reach?
Bhaskar Sunkara
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GOP’s Bad Karma Haunts Romney Campaign
Is Mitt Romney getting Swift Boated? Or do the Soptic ad--and the Ryan choice--reflect the truth about the candidate?
Theo Anderson
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Suicide Is Anything but Painless
Military suicides rise amid limited mental and physical care for soldiers and veterans.
Rebecca Burns
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Déjà Coup All Over Again
The U.S. is silent as Paraguay follows in the steps of Honduras
Jeremy Kryt
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Chatting with Chomsky
The linguistics professor, political theorist and activist discusses the Occupy movement, Obama's first term and the economic crisis in Europe
Sebastian Meyer
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‘We Want To Elect Champions’
An interview with SEIU Secretary-Treasurer Eliseo Medina, the highest-ranking Latino in the labor movement
David Moberg
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The Bain Legacy
Will Mitt Romney’s job-destroying past be our future?
David Moberg
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Can Government Create Jobs or Not?
If Republicans don't believe government can create jobs, why are they pushing military spending?
David Sirota
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Freedom of the Press Remains Elusive in Turkey
Though the government denies targeting journalists, more than 90 Turkish journalists have spent most of the last year behind bars
Stephen Franklin
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Gabby Douglas’s Grace Under Fire
Douglas’s hair became this competition’s most popular topic of tongue-wagging. But the 16-year-old never lost focus.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
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Obama’s Trump Card: Ohio
Three reasons why the Buckeye State is helping the president beat the odds.
Theo Anderson
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Defender of the Commonweal
A conversation with Polly Toynbee, The Guardian's voice of leftist dissent
Jane Miller
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Letter from the Syrian Border
An on-the-ground report from the growing Syrian refugee camps in Turkey.
Stephen Franklin
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Facing An Emergency, We’re Still Asking, “Where’s the Beef?”
Facing the worst drought in 60 years, the mere suggestion of forgoing meat once a week causes the GOP to go bonkers.
David Sirota
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Getting Real About Manic Pixies
"Ruby Sparks" and "Louie" examine the real women beneath the fantasy
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
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Evicting the Homeless
Civil rights for homeless communities wane across the country.
Hank Kalet
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On the Bainality of Evil
Why truth and politics don't mix.
Theo Anderson
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Gold Medalists In Fake Outrage
The hypocrisy underlying politicians' faux indignation over Chinese-made Olympic team uniforms.
David Sirota
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The Patrons of Veracruz
The women of La Patrona provide sustenance for migrants making a wearying train-top journey across Mexico.
Joseph Sorrentino
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The Power and the Story
Violence is integral to far too many narratives of masculinity
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
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Beyond Gay Marriage
Is the LGBT movement walking down the aisle to nowhere?
Rebecca Burns
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Obscuring A Debate Over Butlers
The 1% will get a tax cut no matter who wins in November.
David Sirota
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The “Special Interests” of Rape Victims
Yes, Nikki Haley, sexual assault and domestic violence are public health concerns.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
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