Perspectives

Close call in Chile

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I am the luckiest traveler...

Walmart’s workers unite

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Walmart is the largest private employer on the planet. The uber-retailer turned 50 this year, and it’s had a somewhat unhappy birthday. For the first time, workers at many stores are on strike around the country. This unrest is an amazing development, since the ...

Continue saying no to nukes

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Climate change is the biggest challenge human beings have ever faced. We don’t have much time to deal with it. Unfortunately, political transformation is usually a slow process...

Stand up for your health

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In Denver and Fort Collins, activists with Health Care for All Colorado (HCAC) have just hosted 48th birthday celebrations for Medicare, the highly successful program that has provided comprehensive low-cost health care for older people and the disabled since 1965. ...

Stand up for Walmart workers

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Courageous Walmart workers have been striking and committing civil disobedience around the country...

The Zinn witch hunt continues

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In 2010, after historian Howard Zinn died, then-Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels sat down at his computer and started a quiet witch hunt with a flurry of emails to top state education officials. This only became public this summer after the Associated Press obtained copies...

Idolatry of Ronald Reagan doesn’t square with his history

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Ronald Reagan, one of America's least-known liberals...

One good treaty deserves another

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As world leaders gather in...

Health care, one more time

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On the most important domestic issues of the day, our two political parties don’t merely lay out competing arguments; they inhabit alternative realities...

The impacts of privatizing the turnpike

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"We are privatizing ourselves into one disaster after another,” veteran journalist Ted Koppel said recently on NPR. “We’ve privatized a lot of what our military is doing. We’ve privatized a lot of what our intelligence agencies are doing. We’ve privatized our very ...

The silent jobless

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Jobs are slowly coming back, but that’s small comfort to more than 13 million Americans who remain unemployed. For every current job opening, four people are still looking for a job. Many others have given up even trying to find work...

A Super Bowl ad we can do without

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Today, there are few corners of our communal life untouched by rancorous political division...