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The Postal Service Fired Thousands of Workers for Getting Injured While Delivering and Processing Your Mail
USPS forced out 44,000 workers who got injured on the job. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says the effort, part of a five year program, violated the law. But the Postal Service has fought its workers’ claims since 2007.
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Free Thing of the Week: Seattle Star Creative Commons Jazz Mixtape #4
In 4/4 time, for all the foremen out there from afour, it’s the hip, dip, trip of the latest all-Creative all-Commons hummin’ tummin’ strummin’ jazz mixtape, cool cats.
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Waiting for a Vaccine and the Collaborative Research Alternative
America’s intellectual property laws and its jingoism are in the way of vaccine development. Dean Baker writes.
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Five Innovations That Could Shape the Future of Rail Travel
Hyperloop and Maglev trains are expensive and futuristic. These five things can help make current rail travel faster and safer.
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Sunday Comics
How do you say delicious? How do you say delovely? How do you say delectable? How do you say divine? How do you say deSunday? DeComics? How do you say Deee-Lite?
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Green Space: An Underestimated Tool to Create More Equal Cities
The gaps between the haves and the have-nots in cities across the world are visible from space.
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Pandemic Accelerates Global Decline in Digital Freedom
Governments around the world are using the global pandemic as an opportunity to tighten their grip on information flow. Brian Perlman writes.
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Free Thing of the Week: Seattle Star Creative Commons Jazz Mixtape #3
Another week, another jazz mixtape from the Seattle Star.
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Sunday Comics
I like to sleep until the crack of noon, midnight howlin’ at the moon — goin’ out when I wanna, comin’ home when I please. I don’t have to ask permission if I wanna read the Comics. Never have to ask for the keys.
