FOCUS: Charles
Pierce | The American Government Is Open for Corruption
Charles Pierce, Esquire
Pierce writes: "The remarkable story of how we have come to privatize political corruption in this country reached another milestone today as the Supreme Court, John Roberts presiding, handed down its decision in McCutcheon."
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Charles Pierce, Esquire
Pierce writes: "The remarkable story of how we have come to privatize political corruption in this country reached another milestone today as the Supreme Court, John Roberts presiding, handed down its decision in McCutcheon."
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FOCUS: Noam Chomsky | The Dimming Prospects
for Human Survival
Noam Chomsky, AlterNet
Chomsky writes: "A central conclusion is that the U.S. must maintain the right of a nuclear first strike, even against non-nuclear states."
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Noam Chomsky, AlterNet
Chomsky writes: "A central conclusion is that the U.S. must maintain the right of a nuclear first strike, even against non-nuclear states."
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BREAKING:
Supreme Court Strikes Down Campaign Contribution Limits
Aaron Blake, The Washington Post
Blake reports: "The Supreme Court on Wednesday issued one of its most significant campaign finance rulings ever, striking down the overall campaign contribution limits."
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Aaron Blake, The Washington Post
Blake reports: "The Supreme Court on Wednesday issued one of its most significant campaign finance rulings ever, striking down the overall campaign contribution limits."
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NSA Confirms
Warrantless Searches of Americans
Spencer Ackerman, James Ball, Guardian UK
Ackerman and Ball report: "US intelligence chiefs have confirmed that the National Security Agency has used a 'back door' in surveillance law to perform warrantless searches on Americans' communications."
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Spencer Ackerman, James Ball, Guardian UK
Ackerman and Ball report: "US intelligence chiefs have confirmed that the National Security Agency has used a 'back door' in surveillance law to perform warrantless searches on Americans' communications."
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KBR
(Halliburton) Under Investigation for Fraud
Scott Higham, The Washington Post
Higham reports: "Two members of a powerful congressional committee on Tuesday asked one of the nation's largest government contractors to produce numerous internal corporate files, signaling a widening investigation into claims that the company covered up reports of fraud."
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Scott Higham, The Washington Post
Higham reports: "Two members of a powerful congressional committee on Tuesday asked one of the nation's largest government contractors to produce numerous internal corporate files, signaling a widening investigation into claims that the company covered up reports of fraud."
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Appeals Court:
Rick Scott's Florida Voter Purge Was Illegal
Josh Israel, ThinkProgress
Israel reports: "Gov. Rick Scott's (R-FL) 2012 voter purge was so error-riddled that 30 Republican local elections officials refused to carry it out and his hand-picked Secretary of State had to apologize for it."
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Josh Israel, ThinkProgress
Israel reports: "Gov. Rick Scott's (R-FL) 2012 voter purge was so error-riddled that 30 Republican local elections officials refused to carry it out and his hand-picked Secretary of State had to apologize for it."
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Afghan Women
See Hope in the Ballot Box
Rod Nordland, The New York Times
Nordland reports: "For the first time, a woman - Habiba Sarobi, the former governor of Bamian Province - is running for vice president on a leading national ticket."
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Rod Nordland, The New York Times
Nordland reports: "For the first time, a woman - Habiba Sarobi, the former governor of Bamian Province - is running for vice president on a leading national ticket."
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Tar Sands
Emissions Linked to Serious Health Problems in Alberta
Andy Rowell, Oil Change International
Rowell reports: "In a landmark report to Alberta's energy regulator, a panel of experts has concluded that odors from a controversial tar sands processing plant are linked to human health impacts."
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Andy Rowell, Oil Change International
Rowell reports: "In a landmark report to Alberta's energy regulator, a panel of experts has concluded that odors from a controversial tar sands processing plant are linked to human health impacts."
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