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Bigger than Unions, Bigger than Wisconsin
by Micah Uetrichtposted Feb 25, 2011 - How Americans across professions, religions, and states are uniting in opposition to Wisconsin's anti-union bill—and cultivating a movement that reaches far beyond the state border.
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Time to Reclaim the American Dream
by Van Jonesposted Feb 22, 2011 - Van Jones: Why Wisconsin gives the movement for “hope and change” a second chance—and what you can do about it.
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5 Ways You Can Fight Citizens United
by Annie Leonard, Allison Cookposted Feb 21, 2011 - The Story of Citizens United v FEC: How we the people can reclaim our democracy.
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4 Ways to Stop Gun Violence
by Benjamin Van Houtenposted Feb 09, 2011 - The nation is grieving after yet another fatal mass shooting. Aren't there ways to curb this ongoing national tragedy?
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The UK’s Progressive Tea Party
by Johann Hariposted Feb 08, 2011 - Imagine a parallel universe where the Great Crash of 2008 inspired ordinary people to take on corporate tax evaders. The name of this parallel universe is Britain.
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Good Debt, Bad Debt
by David Kortenposted Feb 08, 2011 - Is using debt to create money a bad idea? It depends on where the money goes.
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A Better Approach to Health Care
by Margaret Flowers, MDposted Feb 08, 2011 - As the current health law comes under attack and our national deficit continues to grow, single-payer plans are gaining more and more interest.
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Changing with the Climate
by Richard Conlinposted Feb 07, 2011 - In Seattle, how changes in policy help prepare for changes in climate.
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Film Trailer: Countdown to Zero
posted Feb 01, 2011 - An estimated 23,000 nuclear weapons exist in the world. Why that number needs to be zero.
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What If Orangutans Had Their Day In Court?
by Madeline Ostranderposted Feb 01, 2011 - Environmentalists say nature should have legally recognized rights. But what does that really mean?
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The Elephant in the Room at the State of the Union
by Robert Reichposted Jan 26, 2011 - The problem isn't "competitiveness"—it's inequality.
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Washington State Joins the Movement for Public Banking
by Ellen Brownposted Jan 24, 2011 - The legislature will consider whether to move its funds from Bank of America to a publicly owned bank that would keep the state's money working locally.
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The Not-So-Neutral Net
by Jenn Ettingerposted Jan 24, 2011 - The FCC’s new rules on Net Neutrality open the Internet to corporate discrimination. But it’s not too late to preserve Internet freedom.
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A Turning Point for Mountaintop Removal?
by Sandra Diazposted Jan 14, 2011 - In an historic move, the EPA has vetoed a permit for mountaintop removal mining in West Virginia.
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Don’t Compromise Social Security
by Doug Pibelposted Dec 10, 2010 - What the tax compromise could mean for the future of Social Security.
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