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  • Signing Critical Reviews & the Fear of Retaliation: What Should We Do?
    27 March, 2018

    Signing Critical Reviews & the Fear of Retaliation: What Should We Do?

    How can young scientists be critical when they fear retaliation for their ideas? Hilda Bastian has some thoughts.

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    Hilda Bastian

    Technology & Science
  • Warcare Industries
    26 March, 2018

    Warcare Industries

    K-beauty’s explosive popularity is wartime beauty recalibrating for an era of endless war, where civilians can best aid the war effort by behaving as though there isn’t one. Sophia Cross writes.

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    Sophia Cross

    Culture
  • Sunday Comics
    25 March, 2018

    Sunday Comics

    Who said mama’s little baby likes sho’t’ning bread? Who said mama’s little baby likes sho’t’ning sho’t’ning bread? That’s some lie some white man up and said. Mama’s little baby don’t like no sho’t’ning bread! Mama’s little baby likes Sundays! Mama’s little baby likes Comics! Mama’s…

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    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • How Congress Censored the Internet
    24 March, 2018

    How Congress Censored the Internet

    The largest network of anti-trafficking organizations were against it. The Department of Justice was against it. But Congress passed SESTA/FOSTA anyway. Elliot Harmon on what the sex trafficking bill really does. Hint: it doesn’t help fight trafficking.

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    Elliot Harmon

    Technology & Science
  • Steel Tariffs and Doctors: A Teachable Moment
    23 March, 2018

    Steel Tariffs and Doctors: A Teachable Moment

    Dean Baker takes another tack on tariffs: What if the medical profession was “free trade”?

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    Dean Baker

    Politics
  • How They Sold the Iraq War
    22 March, 2018

    How They Sold the Iraq War

    The war on Iraq was a propaganda war where loaded phrases, such as “weapons of mass destruction” and “rogue state” were hurled like precision weapons at the target audience: us. Blair paid a price for his grandiose puffery. Bush has skated freely through the tempest.…

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    Jeffrey St. Clair

    Politics
  • How Health and Education Journalists Can Turn Privacy Laws to Their Advantage
    20 March, 2018

    How Health and Education Journalists Can Turn Privacy Laws to Their Advantage

    Government records officers frequently cite privacy restrictions to deny data requests. Annie Waldman offers some tips on how to overcome or sidestep these barriers.

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    Annie Waldman

    News
  • Why Isn’t Mexico’s Government Surveillance Investigation Moving Forward?
    19 March, 2018

    Why Isn’t Mexico’s Government Surveillance Investigation Moving Forward?

    Mexico’s #SpyGovernment case dropped like a bomb in 2016, with demands for accountability and transparency. So why haven’t the government done anything about it? Giovanna Salazar reports.

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    Giovanna Salazar

    Politics
  • Sunday Comics
    18 March, 2018

    Sunday Comics

    I’m alone, sitting with my empty glass. My four walls follow me through my past. I was on a Paris train, I emerged in London rain and…you were waiting there reading the Sunday Comics. I remember searching for the perfect words…

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    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Spiritual Pilgrim
    17 March, 2018

    Spiritual Pilgrim

    Poetry by Max Reif.

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    Max Reif

    Poetry
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