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Katniss: Heroine of the Great Recession

The Hunger Games is about overcoming poverty in a starkly unequal world. Sound familiar?

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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The Assault on Public Education

One of America's greatest achievements is being defunded and degraded by the dictates of the marketplace.

Noam Chomsky

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Feminists and Immigrants

Why don't many women's rights advocates see attacks on immigrants as part of their struggle?

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Charter Schools Are Not the Silver Bullet

With all the reformist buzz, where are the results?

David Sirota

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The Banality of Corporate Evil

Claiming they can't be held liable for human rights abuses, corporations reach a new height of hypocrisy.

Joel Bleifuss

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The Layer Ploy

The oil and gas industries are using the oldest corporate trick in the book: Hide the real agenda behind something popular.

David Sirota

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Utah’s New Abortion Waiting Game

The state's new mandatory 72-hour waiting period for an abortion is condescending, costly and just as insidious as other restrictions.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Ron Paul’s Common Sense

He's wrong on many things, but when it comes to foreign policy and civil liberties, the GOP Congressman sounds the right notes.

Leonard C. Goodman

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Trumpeting the Superpower Status Quo

President Obama's 'Defense Strategic Review' is old sauce in a new bottle—and the country's worse for it.

Gregory D. Foster

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A Welcome Return to Basic Standards

The meaning of Rush Limbaugh's recent apology.

David Sirota

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A Broken Writ, a Kangaroo Court

Habeas corpus rights aren't intact in America. Just ask my Guantanamo detainee client.

Leonard C. Goodman

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The Opposite of Snobbery

Rick Santorum thinks making college affordable for all is elitist. How else are Americans going to find good-paying jobs?

David Sirota

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What Are Iran’s Intentions?

As tensions flare between Iran and the West, 120 nonaligned nations agree: the country has the right to enrich uranium.

Noam Chomsky

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Paula Deen: This Little Piggy Went to Market

Why the TV cooking celebrity waited three years to announce her diabetes.

Terry J. Allen

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Forgetting the Past, One Military Movie at a Time

When the entertainment industry gets in bed with the Pentagon, censorship is inevitable.

David Sirota

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Newt Gingrich’s Vintage Female Problem

He doesn't seem to like older women. They ought to take revenge at the ballot box.

Susan J. Douglas

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Will We Choose a Chinese Future?

Manufacturing jobs are trickling back into the U.S. economy because depressed wages are turning America into China.

David Sirota

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When It Comes to Iran, U.S. Should Make History, Not Bombs

Washington must prevent, rather than join, a war over Iranian nuclear capabilities.

Joel Bleifuss

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Liberal Snobs and Wall Street Bankers

A third way between America's clichéd class narratives comes from an unlikely source: former George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum.

Daniel Hertz

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Embracing ‘Enough’

Most Americans know when someone earns enough money. But those calling the shots just don't get it.

David Sirota

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The Gray Lady’s Decline

As The New York Times 'right-sizes' its editorial staff, the death of print media approaches.

Kenneth Rapoza

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Anniversaries From ‘Unhistory’

The events we fail to commemorate say as much about our national narrative as those we acknowledge.

Noam Chomsky

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When it Comes to Education Technology, Trust but Verify

New gadgets in the classroom may cost more than schools bargain for.

David Sirota

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U.S. Military Toxins: The Gift That Keeps on Killing

A tragic history of pollution continues in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Terry J. Allen