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Clinton Isn’t Warren, No Matter What Her Allies Say
Despite recent claims by Hillary Clinton constituents that she aligns with Elizabeth Warren, a look at her track record proves otherwise.
David Sirota

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Israel’s Moral Justification for Killing Civilians
For Palestinians living in Gaza today, spending time in schools, mosques, hospitals or even their own homes has become a dangerous enterprise.
Nicola Perugini and Neve Gordon

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Why John Judis’ ‘Genesis’ Matters
Judis’ history of Zionism in America is directly relevant to the Obama administration's relationship with Israel.
Jerome Slater

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We Read It So You Don’t Have To
A talking-points guide to the summer's more politically odious offerings—and suggestions for better uses of your time.
In These Times Staff

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What To Read on Your Summer Vacation
Our list of beach reads for the social justice set.
In These Times Staff

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Four Degrees of Literary Separation
It turns out our favorite authors are each other's favorites, too.
In These Times Staff

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What Some of Our Favorite Authors Are Reading This Summer
A peek into the summer reading lists of John B. Judis, Melissa Gira Grant, Thomas Piketty, Winona LaDuke and Doug Henwood.
In These Times Staff

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Orange Is the New Black, Season 2, Episodes 8 and 9: Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
As Piper's personal life deteriorates, the conflict simmering at Litchfield starts to heat up.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Retirees Get Cross-Checked by Stadium Subsidies
As public workers face cuts to their pension benefits, professional sports teams rake in the funding. What gives?
David Sirota

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Spoiler Alert, Connecticut: Jon Pelto Says He Isn’t One
Meet the blogger and former legislator who just might be incumbent Governor Dan Malloy's worst enemy.
Cole Stangler

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Netanyahu’s Gaza Game Plan
Armed conflict will only lead to mounting numbers of dead on both sides.
Marilyn Katz

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All Aboard for Net Neutrality
Why the Internet should be regulated like the railroads.
Cole Stangler

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The Bad Boss Tax
Workers at Target, Walmart and McDonald's need food stamps to survive. Should the companies be taxed accordingly?
Sarah Jaffe

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Orange is the New Black, Season 2, Episodes 6 and 7: A Prison Underground in Crisis
Is Litchfield's infrastructural decline a metaphor for what's to come?
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Is Cheap, Public Internet Possible?
Major broadband companies face a new competitor in local government.
David Sirota

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How To Duplicate the Sweeping Victory of Gay Marriage
Other social movements can use a similar 'civil resistance' strategy.
Mark Engler and Paul Engler

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Orange Is the New Black, Season 2, Episode 5: A Song of Vice and Ire
The relationships among races on OITNB are as complex as the politics on Game of Thrones.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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As Usual, Washington Follows the Buck
When it comes to party politics, Big Money wins over big principles.
David Sirota

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What the Supreme Court Doesn’t See
Striking down clinic buffer zones doesn't protect free speech; it invites harassment.
Lauren Rankin

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Not Your Typical Abortion Story
With 'Obvious Child,' filmmaker Gillian Robespierre says she was aiming for honesty and humor rather than 'an after-school special.'
Molly Bennet

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Debunking 8 Myths About Why Central American Children Are Migrating
'Lax enforcement' is not the culprit—U.S. trade and immigration policies are.
David Bacon

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No Independence for Workers This Fourth of July
Liberty and justice for all? Not quite.
Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

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The Palestinians Who Are Channeling Rage Into Nonviolent Resistance
As Israel brutally responds to the killing of three teens, many Palestinians—and Israelis—are waging campaigns of nonviolence.
Bethan Staton

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Broken Eggs, But No Omelet
All austerity has wrought in Europe is a messy kitchen
Slavoj Žižek
