Children Deserve the Right to Hug Their Incarcerated Parents
Forty years after my family fought for the right for me to hug my mother in prison, children are still being denied the same human connection.
Animals & Nature Coverage
The Classic Revolutionary Film America Suppressed
You won’t find “The Spook Who Sat By the Door” on major streaming platforms, but more than 50 years after its release, it’s still relevant.
Dan Osborn: “I’m Not Interested in Talking to the CEOs”
The independent candidate for senate talks healthcare, corporate lobbying, and the future of the U.S. labor movement.
Dave Ramsey Says Capitalism’s Failings Are Actually Your Fault
The financial guru advocates blaming yourself for society-wide economic crises, and abasing yourself to pay debts no matter what.
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It’s Time to Ban Prescription Drug Ads by Emily Topping
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The Wall Street Journal’s Propaganda On Rent Control by Nathan J. Robinson
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We Love David Attenborough, So Why Don’t We Listen to Him? by Nathan J. Robinson
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Eugene Debs Knew the Power Labor Holds by Hamilton Nolan
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How to Defend Black History by Robert Greene II
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American Colonialism Lives on in Guam by Nathan Sledjeski
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What Happens When the Last Snail Dies? by Monmita Chakrabarti