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How The FCC is Using Legal Gymnastics to Excuse Itself From Getting Americans Internet Access
The FCC redoubles its promise to make internet service even worse. Kate Forscey reports.
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Sunday Comics
Roforofo don change them, them go look like twins. You no go know who be who, Sunday Comics don change them — them go look like twins, you no go know who be who. You no go know your friend from who.
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Can We Pay for Single Payer?
What’s the real cost of single-payer healthcare, economically and politically? Dean Baker lays it down for you.
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Encounters with Anonymous: Documentary Value
On recording. The latest from Omar Willey’s grease pencil.
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Free Thing of the Week: A Future in Commons: A Tribute to Bassel Khartabil
A tribute to the remarkable spirit of Bassel Khartabil from the people at Disquiet Junto.
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Genome Cloaking Preserves Privacy While Enabling Diagnosis
How can genome sequencing provide useful information without sacrificing privacy? Dr. Ricki Lewis investigates.
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Amazon in Review: What the Amazon-Whole Foods Merger Tells Us About Antitrust Law
Enforcement of antitrust in the United States has been weak for decades. Do we need something else? Harold Feld writes.
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Sunday Comics
Rotating head, friends in high places No need to guess what he’s got in that briefcase A mind like a gin-trap, one swollen ankle Sunday Comics try to look on the bright side of things
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Skin Lightening: The Dangerous Obsession That’s Worth Billions
Millions of people across the world want to make their skin lighter – but the treatments they use can be dangerous. Mary-Rose Abraham meets beauticians, dermatologists and their clients to walk the line between aesthetic choice and racial prejudice.
