All Views Articles for 2015-03-27

Friday, March 27, 2015
Antonia Zerbisias
Look Up, Way Way Up
Will Canadians look over their shoulders as government funds drone surveillance technology?
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Gareth Porter
Sanctions and the Fate of the Nuclear Talks
The US and its allies have made no effort in hiding their intention to maintain the “sanctions architecture” in place for many years after a nuclear agreement
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Roxane Gay
Indiana Is Not Protecting Religious Freedom But Outright Zealotry
Governor Mike Pence signed a bill into law that would allow business owners to refuse service to customers they disapprove of. Like the LGBT community
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Deborah J. Vagins
Half a Century Later, Mad Men's Peggy Olson Is Still Waiting for Paycheck Fairness
Despite the popularity of the show “Mad Men,” we are no longer living in the 1960s, but the current gender wage gap doesn’t reflect that. Ongoing wage inequity should be a thing that’s in the past...
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Sonali Kolhatkar
Why Mexico’s Farmworkers Who Harvest Our Food Are on Strike
The green Driscoll’s label on the organic berries that I buy each week are a comforting symbol of a family-owned company that got its start in California. Sometimes the berries are marked “Product of...
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Richard Schiffman
What Lies Behind the Recent Surge of Amazon Deforestation
After declining by more than 70 percent in recent years, deforestation in the Amazon is soaring.
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Glenn Greenwald
Court Accepts DOJ’s ‘State Secrets’ Claim to Protect Shadowy Neocons: a New Low
A truly stunning debasement of the U.S. justice system just occurred through the joint efforts of the Obama Justice Department and a meek and frightened Obama-appointed federal judge, Edgardo Ramos,...
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Juan Cole
What’s Religion Got To Do with It? German Co-Pilot as Terrorist
Once it became clear that Andreas Lubitz, 28, deliberately crashed Germanwings Flight 9525, a reporter immediately asked “what was his religion?” (Parent company Lufthansa said they didn’t know)...
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Michael Moore
Michael Moore for President
If nominated, I will run. If elected, I will serve.
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Morten Thaysen
The Gates Foundation vs. the World Social Forum: A Tale of Two Meetings
This week the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and USAID hosted a meeting in London with big agribusinesses to discuss strategies to increase corporate control over seeds in Africa. The location of...
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Isaiah Poole
Senate Budget Votes Reveal The Same Old ‘Party Of No’
The series of votes that will shape the Senate’s version of the fiscal 2016 federal budget won’t be until Friday morning, but we already know how this drama ends, with Republicans keeping true to...
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Jeb Boone
How America and the West Got It Wrong in Yemen
A Saudi-led coalition of several Arab countries launched an aerial assault in Yemen that involved over 100 aircraft engaged in strikes for four hours late Wednesday night. The target? Yemen’s Houthi...
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