Like Trump, Europe’s Populists Win Big With Rural Voters
Populist, anti-establishment political parties are on the move in Europe. If they are far from homogeneous, these parties share common Continue reading
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Archive for: December 2016
How Did We Get Here?
Originally posted on The Contrary Perspective:
b. traven The United States, in Tom Engelhardt’s words, has become “the most dangerous country on…
One By One, the Flood Gates of Antarctica are Breaking Open
Originally posted on robertscribbler:
“We have still time to avoid the worst of it, but we have already opened a…
The Princes of the Yen
Originally posted on Lagrangian Republican Association:
Princes of the Yen is a confronting documentary based on professor Richard Werner’s book with the…
North Carolina governor race shows why Hillary Clinton was such a poor presidential candidate
By Robert A. Vella Hillary Clinton lost the swing state of North Carolina to Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential Continue reading
Cornel West: Unlike Bernie Sanders, I’m Not Convinced the Democratic Party Can Be Reformed
AMY GOODMAN: So, a lot of questions, and I encourage people to watch the full hour at democracynow.org. You were Continue reading
Rise in charter schools linked to draining resources in public schools
PITTSBURGH — An Economic Policy Institute paper out this week has linked rapidly growing charter schools in some urban districts Continue reading
Congress allows rule permitting mass hacking by government to take effect
WASHINGTON — In a defeat for privacy advocates, Senate leaders rebuffed a last-ditch effort by a bipartisan group of senators Wednesday Continue reading
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