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Women and the Draft

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On June 19, 2016
The Senate passed a bill requiring women to register for the draft. In the latest and perhaps decisive battle over the role of women in the military, Congress is embroiled in an increasingly intense debate over whether they should have to register for the draft...
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Usually when I talk about unfree labor, it's overseas in supply chains producing products for western markets. But the U.S. has several of its own systemic versions of unfree labor--widespread use of prison labor, sweatshops in Los Angeles, etc. Another is in the seafood industry...
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Of all the Democratic primary postmortems I have read, the smartest is from Communication Workers of America official Bob Master. Exploring the various success and failures of the Sanders movement, he notes its potentially historic message legitimizing socialism in American politics at a time when...
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Whole Paycheck

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On June 16, 2016
I too am shocked that a company founded by an anti-union libertarian jerk would completely ignore not only basic food safety principles but the FDA's orders to do something about it.

Tree Spiking

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On June 16, 2016

Unfortunately, Earth First groups are going back to their old tactic of tree spiking, which is the strategy of fighting for the earth by driving metal spikes into trees so.

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