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    • New Bill Will Show Which Lawmakers Support 'Indiscriminate Bombings of Schools, Marketplaces, ...

      September 29, 2017
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    • Saudi decree allowing women to drive cars is about politics, not religion

      September 28, 2017
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    • Puerto Ricans Call for Aid Amidst Catastrophe: "We're American Citizens. We Can't ...

      September 26, 2017
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    • A visit to Pyongyang: the Kim dynasty’s homage to Stalinism

      September 24, 2017
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    • Amnesty International Reveals the Bomb That Killed 16 Civilians in Yemen Was ...

      September 22, 2017
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    • The relationship between drought and famine: lessons from the Horn of Africa

      September 21, 2017
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    • Can the world’s megacities survive the digital age?

      September 20, 2017
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      October 2, 2017
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    • FEC fines contractor that gave pro-Clinton super PACs illegal cash

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    • Trump Administration Pushes Positive PR Campaign as Puerto Rico's Crisis Continues

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    • Coalition Marches on Washington to Demand Justice for People of Color

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    • Sports teams are bigger Trump donors than oil and coal industries

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    • 'Chilling' New Rule Allows DHS to Monitor All Immigrants' Social Media Activity

      September 28, 2017
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    • Gary Cohn Admits 'Once in a Lifetime' Chance to Cut Taxes for ...

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    • Calling Kaepernick 'Son of a Bitch,' Trump Urges NFL to Fire All ...

      September 23, 2017
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      September 17, 2017
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      September 15, 2017
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    • With Drought Restrictions Long Gone, California Keeps Conserving Water

      September 8, 2017
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    • Why California’s Nitrate Problem Will Take Decades to Fix

      September 1, 2017
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    • Study Reveals the Big Climate Impact of the Way Drought Kills Trees

      August 29, 2017
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    • California Towns Tackle Nitrate Pollution With Local Solutions

      August 26, 2017
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    • Uncertainty Over Water Source for Tesla and Corporate Giants in Reno

      August 24, 2017
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    • Floating Solar Power: A New Frontier for Green-Leaning Water Utilities

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    • Trump’s tax plan would weaken faith in fairness of US tax system

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    • Boom in Indonesia’s ride-hailing services leaves drivers in uncertain employment

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      September 3, 2017
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      October 2, 2017
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    • Newly Discovered Deep-Sea Sponge Could Be the Canary in the Seabed Mine

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    • As Wall Street Vultures Circle, Demands for Immediate Puerto Rico Debt Relief

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      September 26, 2017
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    • Why We Could Trigger Mass Extinction in the Ocean Within Decades

      September 24, 2017
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      September 23, 2017
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    • Q&A;: Michigan economist discusses the market forces pushing electric vehicles, clean energy

      September 22, 2017
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      October 1, 2017
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      September 21, 2017
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    • The Climate Catastrophe We’re All Ignoring

      September 15, 2017
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      September 14, 2017
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      September 8, 2017
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      September 3, 2017
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      August 31, 2017
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  • Business, Featured
    August 26, 2017
    by Reader Magazine

    The real reason Mark Wahlberg earns US$42m more than any woman in Hollywood

    By Deborah Dean Why should we care that, in Hollywood, female actors earn less than male ones? The latest tally of star pay, compiled by Forbes magazine, ...
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  • Business, Environment, Featured
    August 25, 2017
    by Reader Magazine

    I was an Exxon-funded climate scientist

    By Katharine Hayhoe ExxonMobil’s deliberate attempts to sow doubt on the reality and urgency of climate change and their donations to front groups to disseminate false information about climate change ...
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  • Business
    August 22, 2017
    by Reader Magazine

    Cooperation is the key to defeating pirates – here’s why

    By Mark Chadwick Pirates are notoriously hard to capture. Their actions occur on the shifting, vast expanse of the open oceans. Perpetrators cannot simply be ...
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  • Business
    August 18, 2017
    by Reader Magazine

    How union stakes in ailing papers like the Chicago Sun-Times may keep them alive

    By Marick Masters The recent purchase of the Chicago Sun-Times for a nominal US$1 by a consortium of labor-affiliated organizations and individual investors highlights the troubled state of the newspaper ...
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  • Business, Featured
    August 16, 2017
    by Reader Magazine

    Stranding CEOs Too Slow To Quit, Trump Disbands His OwnBusiness Councils

    "Trump aides: History is pounding its knuckles on the White House door and shouting that it's time to leave."byJulia Conley, staff writer By Julia Conley ...
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  • Business, Featured
    August 15, 2017
    by Reader Magazine

    Spotify may soon dominate music the way Google does search — this is why

    By Paul X. McCarthy While competition online starts the same way as that in offline markets, my research shows it often settles very differently online. Both have seen ...
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  • Business
    August 13, 2017
    by Reader Magazine

    Corporations Complain Their Taxes So High, But New Study Busts That Myth

    Minimum-wage workers can't afford to rent a one-bedroom apartment, but the GOP thinks it's massive corporations that need an income boost By Jake Johnson Corporate ...
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  • Business, Featured
    August 10, 2017
    by Reader Magazine

    'The day the world changed' – a former trader on how the credit crunch kicked ...

    By Alexis Stenfors When I received a phone call from a trader colleague at Merrill Lynch on August 9 2007, I was in the middle of ...
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  • Business
    August 7, 2017
    by Reader Magazine

    Wall Street Fines Down 66% Under Trump's Goldman Sachs-Filled Administration

    "You do have to wonder when working-class Trump supporters will start to notice such things." By Jake Johnson Since taking office in January, President Donald ...
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  • Business, Featured
    August 4, 2017
    by Reader Magazine

    How welfare’s work requirements can deepen and prolong poverty: Rose’s story

    By Kristin Seefeldt After “Rose” lost her low-wage job in a southeast Michigan nursing home, the single mother of four sought Temporary Assistance to Needy Families ...
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