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  • Somoc/Cosmos/W3/Walkingman/Wildman/Wally/Dude/Bro/Blood/Man/Jiveasshonkymofo
    8 April, 2021

    Somoc/Cosmos/W3/Walkingman/Wildman/Wally/Dude/Bro/Blood/Man/Jiveasshonkymofo

    Poetry by Walker Webb Watson.

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    Walker Webb Watson

    Poetry
  • Free Trade and Free Taxes: How Our Intellectuals Help the Rich
    7 April, 2021

    Free Trade and Free Taxes: How Our Intellectuals Help the Rich

    Since I came to Washington in 1992, I have been working alongside friends in the policy community, labor movement, and community organizations in fighting against a series of trade pacts. NAFTA was the immediate issue in 1992, but a couple of years later we had…

    by

    Dean Baker

    Politics
  • Thrown into the Fire
    6 April, 2021

    Thrown into the Fire

    Dennis Nyback learns to fight fire.

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    Dennis Nyback

    History
  • Haiku 52
    5 April, 2021

    Haiku 52

    Poetry by Andrew Hamlin.

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    Andrew Hamlin

    Poetry
  • Sunday Comics
    4 April, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    Big men often tremble as they step aside; I thought I was big once, she changed my mind. She’s actual size, but she seems much bigger to me–I’ve never known anybody like her, she’s actual size. Nationwide, believe!

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Care and Feeding of the Cummins Shredder
    3 April, 2021

    Care and Feeding of the Cummins Shredder

    Poetry by Tara Moghadam.

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    Tara Moghadam

    Poetry
  • Space Alien Hoax Blamed For Trump’s Election
    1 April, 2021

    Space Alien Hoax Blamed For Trump’s Election

    Today a spokesperson for the galactic federation’s Interior Ministry of Information admitted that the entire Trump administration was a hoax perpetrated and directed by teenagers from an alien race of creatures inhabiting the planet Nebulous. The prank was first proposed in November of 2014 after…

    by

    Mark Taylor-Canfield

    Culture
  • Before the Fruit Falls: Flowers, All Sorts in Blossom, Figs, Berries, and Fruits Forgotten
    30 March, 2021

    Before the Fruit Falls: Flowers, All Sorts in Blossom, Figs, Berries, and Fruits Forgotten

    Omar Willey reads some poetry and pens his thoughts.

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    Omar Willey

    Poetry
  • Sunday Comics
    28 March, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    I know it’s been so long since we saw each other last, I’m sure we’ll find some way to make the time pass…Hey Moon, it’s just you and me tonight! Everyone else is asleep.

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    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • More on Open-Source Versus Patent Monopoly Financing of Drug Development
    26 March, 2021

    More on Open-Source Versus Patent Monopoly Financing of Drug Development

    Open sourcing research would greatly improve the pharmaceutical market for governments and citizens. Dean Baker writes.

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    Dean Baker

    Culture
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