There are multiple similarities between Trump and the British monarch when looking at the 27 grievances the framers outlined in their 1776 declaration.
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A Hyper-Spying Empire: How the U.S. Institutionalized Surveillance
The NSA's surveillance leviathan, funded by a black budget and presided over by a star-chamber court, suctions up inconceivable amounts of material from around the world.
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Right Wing Nationalists and Left Groups Sweep to Victory Across Europe
Four days of elections across 28 countries resulted in radical and nationalist anti-E.U. forces scoring major victories both on the far right and the hard left.
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Inequality and Poverty Causing Shocking Number of Child Deaths in Great Britain
Child health experts in the U.K. are now warning that social and economic inequalities have become a matter of life or death.
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Egypt’s Outsider Candidate Carries Message of Greater Hope
Already there is a spirit of electoral boycott in the air as many call the polling a mere formality before the former military head obtains presidential control.
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Call to Arms: An Invitation to Demand Action on Climate Change
Circle September 20 and 21 on your calendar, book a ticket to New York, and then I'll explain.
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The Class of 2014 Just Made History: Highest Ever In Student Debt
Congratulations, class of 2014! You're officially the most indebted class ever.
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Pentagon Report: Scope of Intelligence Compromised by Snowden is "Staggering"
A classified assessment describes the impact of the leaks as 'grave.'
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We Plant Seeds For Our Future When We March Against Monsanto
We're here to take our food supply back.
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New Economy Rumblings, And Some Fears of Co-Optation, At "SHARE" In San Francisco
Community activist Michael Jimenez has been looking at the commons and asks: "Is this a shared economy for all, or are the big corporations attempting to take that away from us?”
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Turkish Society Stands By Its Miners As Erdogan's Power Slips Further
When a disaster at the Soma coal mine claimed the lives of more than 300 workers, the prime minister dismissed the tragedy as the cost of doing business – and the nation appears to have heard enough.
