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  • Where to Begin
    6 December, 2017

    Where to Begin

    Poetry with a Buddhist twist, by Rayn Roberts.

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    Rayn Roberts

    Poetry
  • The Quiet Battle for Control of the Internet
    5 December, 2017

    The Quiet Battle for Control of the Internet

    The battle for “digital sovereignty” on the Internet is a battle for control over its content. Will Wright explores.

    by

    Will Wright

    Politics
  • Tax Cuts Boost Growth, and Other Things They Tell Children
    4 December, 2017

    Tax Cuts Boost Growth, and Other Things They Tell Children

    Dean Baker explores the myth of the tax cut.

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    Dean Baker

    Politics
  • Sunday Comics
    3 December, 2017

    Sunday Comics

    Es el tiburón que duerme Sunday, es el tiburón que lee los Comics/Es el tiburón que va asechando, es el tiburón de mala suerte/¿Tiburón que busca en la orilla? ¡Tiburón, lo tuyo es mar afuera!

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • The Power and Weight of Little Things
    2 December, 2017

    The Power and Weight of Little Things

    Occasional thoughts from Samanthe Sheffer, on a theme of making instead of buying.

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    Samanthe Sheffer

    Literature
  • Citizen Science: Sonic Kayaks Capture Underwater Sounds and Create Experimental Music
    1 December, 2017

    Citizen Science: Sonic Kayaks Capture Underwater Sounds and Create Experimental Music

    From the frontiers of science comes experimental music — from sonic kayaks. Mary Bates reports.

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    Mary Bates

    Technology & Science
  • What You Steal
    30 November, 2017

    What You Steal

    Poetry by Leopoldo Seguel, on a theme from Kevin O’Conner.

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    Leopoldo Seguel

    Poetry
  • Why Dirty Money is a Feminist Issue
    29 November, 2017

    Why Dirty Money is a Feminist Issue

    The dirty money laundered through third-world nations is the same money that goes to drugs and human trafficking. Virginia Rodriguez and Corina Rodriguez Enriquez school you.

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    Virginia Rodriguez and Corina Rodríguez Enríquez

    Politics
  • If Tsunami Came Rising
    28 November, 2017

    If Tsunami Came Rising

    Poetry by Celaine Charles, from Leopoldo Seguel.

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    Celaine Charles

    Poetry
  • Encounters with Anonymous: Occupy
    27 November, 2017

    Encounters with Anonymous: Occupy

    The latest on anonymous photographs from The Star’s publisher.

    by

    Omar Willey

    Photography
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