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The Designated Supplier Program targets college clothing companies

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Economic Populism Proves Popular

To thwart legislation that put caps on payday lending rates, Republican lawmakers in Oregon had to pass it

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Capital Crimes

How our current campaign finance system breeds political corruption

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Processing Pain at Smithfield Foods

NLRB rules that Smithfield violated the rights of workers trying to organize.

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Rechecking the Balance of Powers

The Bush administration has finally been rebuked for its repeated efforts to evade judicial review

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Who Is Hoekstras Secret Source?

Russell Tice may not be the one who tipped off Rep. Peter Hoekstra, but he wanted to be.

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Legislating Under the Influence

Up close and personal with the House Appropriations Committee

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Running on Empty

The United States' real problem with oil and energy policy goes beyond rising prices

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How today's media makers are shaping tomorrow's news

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The New Funding Heresies

What everyone knows (but no one will say) about funding the left

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Sticks & Stones and Dykes

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Was the Presidential Election Stolen?

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Anarchist Cheerleader Cara Jennings Elected

Lake Worth City Commissioner Cara Jennings refocuses her radicalism after surprise win.

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Delphi Dodges Union Contracts

Bankruptcy is the newest tool in the corporate battle against workers

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Bankruptcy Law in Shambles

What happens when the credit card industry writes congressional legislation? According to the judges who have to enforce it, anarchy

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New Orleans Defendants Lost in Legal Swamp

Post-Katrina, thousands still wait in jail for justice from a broken system

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Literature Consumed

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Why Exiting Iraq Wont Be Easy

Iraqis may hate the occupation, but they fear U.S. withdrawal

Chris Toensing

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Charting a Sane Course in the Middle East

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Hey Millennials, Debt Becomes You

Twenty-somethings face a life of looming loans

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Saving Secular Society

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How Do You Define Security?

If Democrats want to win in November, they need a better plan

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No Room in Prison? Ship Em Off

Prisoners have become unwitting pawns in a lowest-bidder-gets-the-convict shuffle game

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