All Views Articles for 2013-04-11
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Ralph Nader Two Obamas, Two Classes of Children Read more |
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Mattea Kramer A Tax Day Plan for Righting the Republic Just Doing What’s Popular Would Make Us Healthier, Wealthier, Wiser, and Less Indebted Read more |
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Russell Mokhiber Avoiding Corporate Crime There’s some extra space in the AP Stylebook now that its editors have eliminated the term “illegal immigrant.” I propose that AP replace it with “corporate crime.” There’s little question that... Read more |
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Bill Moyers, Michael Winship Dr. King’s “Two Americas” Truer Now than Ever You may think you know about Martin Luther King, Jr., but there is much about the man and his message we have conveniently forgotten. He was a prophet, like Amos, Isaiah and Jeremiah of old, calling... Read more |
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Jamie Henn Just a Few Reasons Why a Democratic Senate Hopeful is Backpedaling on Tar Sands A year ago, Rep. Stephen Lynch was an ardent supporter for the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline. Now, he just seems confused. Read more |
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Nathan Freed Wessler New Documents Suggest IRS Reads Emails Without a Warrant Everyone knows the IRS is our nation’s tax collector, but it is also a law enforcement organization tasked with investigating criminal violations of the tax laws. Read more |
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Jeff Faux Where's the Change? Democrats keep telling their growing coalition to wait and the economic policies they've been hoping for will come. Unfortunately, the Obama administration's agenda can't back up that promise. Read more |
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Robert Parry The Madness of NYT’s Tom Friedman When ranking which multi-millionaire American pundit is the most overrated, there are, without doubt, many worthy contenders, but one near the top of any list must be the New York Times’ Thomas L... Read more |
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Robert C. Koehler Drone World In the not so distant future, America’s skies will be full of . . . drones. What could go wrong? Read more |
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Sadhbh Walshe How America's Fast Food Industry Makes a Quick Buck The gulf between CEO pay and staff McWages is shockingly wide: a strike serves this system of super-exploitation right Read more |
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Richard Eskow GOP’s Not-So-Shocking “Shocking Attack” On Obama’s Chained-CPI Cuts That was fast. On Tuesday we suggested that the chained-CPI cut in President Obama’s budget, which was presented as a gesture to Republicans, might instead be used to rebrand Democrats as ‘the anti-... Read more |
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Amy Goodman WikiLeaks’ New Release: The Kissinger Cables and Bradley Manning WikiLeaks has released a new trove of documents, more than 1.7 million U.S. State Department cables dating from 1973-1976, which they have dubbed “The Kissinger Cables,” after Henry Kissinger, who in... Read more |