In Bid To Reclaim Senate Seat, Russ Feingold Isn't the Same Old Maverick

Wisconsin's former champion of campaign finance reform is working more closely than ever with PACs to get re-elected – prompting questions about his credentials as a progressive leader in 2016.

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Neoliberalism Almost Killed Baltimore. These Candidates Want to Rebuild Their City

This November, far below the tragicomic rhetoric of third parties and presidential elections, neighborhoods in Baltimore will decide whether to again entrust their future to big business-oriented Democrats, or take a chance on radical economic democracy.

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Appeals Court Smacks Down North Carolina’s Attempt to Suppress the Black Vote

On Friday, the United States Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit invalidated North Carolina’s stringent new voting restrictions, holding that the law violates both the United States Constitution and the Voting Rights Act.

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Indigenous People Killed As Crisis Is Erupting On Nicaraguan Coast

Settlers are attacking indigenous communities with automatic firearms, killing, plundering and forcing residents to flee their ancestral lands, while foreign companies have entered the territory illegally and are burning the region at a rapid rate.

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Occupy Corbyn: The Battle to Keep, Or Oust, Leftist Labour Leader Takes Center Stage

The anti-Corbyn forces within Labour might very well have achieved the complete opposite of what they aimed to achieve.

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War on Weed, Part II: Monsanto, Bayer and the Push for Corporate Cannabis

With the cannabis industry predicted to generate over $13 billion by 2020, there should be little doubt that companies like Monsanto are simply waiting for Uncle Sam to remove herb from Schedule I.

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How the Food Industry Is Providing Second Chances to the Formerly Incarcerated

Companies like Hot Chicken Takeover, POP! Gourmet Foods, and Greyston Bakery are breaking down barriers.

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Six Hours Inside The TV Station At The Heart Of Turkey’s Failed Coup

Soldiers versus police versus a mob in the newsroom of Turkey’s most-watched news channel — and dozens of reporters to document it all.

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In First, U.S. Judge Throws Out Cell Phone "Stingray" Evidence Obtained Without Warrant

For the first time, a federal judge has suppressed evidence obtained without a warrant by U.S. law enforcement using a stingray, a surveillance device that can trick suspects' cell phones into revealing their locations.

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This Grassroots Louisiana Organization In A Conservative Parish Wants To Ban Fracking

Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany demanded a halt to efforts to frack in their backyard.

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