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…serious gatherings that reflect the public interest. They also need to support progressive candidates and run for office. Showing up is half of democracy. We invite you to attend, in…
…serious gatherings that reflect the public interest. They also need to support progressive candidates and run for office. Showing up is half of democracy. We invite you to attend, in…
…today’s partisan, corporate-dominated world. But, as I often say, real change is easier than you think. The following twelve men and women maximized their power as citizens to improve the…
…Lawmakers Advocate ‘Mother of All Subsidies’ for Delta, United, and American Airlines;” May 22, 2015; (thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/economy-budget/242863-lawmakers-advocate-mother-of-all-subsidies-for-delta) USA Today; “United to Pay $2.25M in Newark Scandal;” July 14, 2016; (www.usatoday.com/story/news/2016/07/14/united-port-scandal/87094180/) United…
…stories. They miss major stories about Congress – the gigantically powerful institution that is delegated so much of our sovereign power under the Constitution. The trouble is that Congress has…
…there is an ongoing effort regarding News Corp/News of the World and phone hacking. Spooky Business found that “Many of the world’s largest corporations and their trade associations — including…
…moving to online news outlets. As a result, newspaper editors have ushered in a golden age for graphic artists giving them huge chunks of newspaper space formerly devoted to reporters…
…of human beings in the Philippines and the deliberate targeting and incineration of entire residential, civilian areas in World War I and World War II – to, in the language…
…official is now entrenched government policy. Yet, such closed-door inaction is not considered news by the media, including the independent media. Together with two leading constitutional law specialists, Bruce Fein…
…to put out a daily college newspaper. He had it all in spades and proved it over the next sixty years, with quiet energy and a boundless range of subjects….
…life, including educational institutions. Today, school children are engulfed by corporate apps and software, textbooks biased toward the corporate definitions of an economy, and myths about “free markets.” For years…