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New FRA regulations

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On November 3, 2013
It's not getting a lot of coverage, but the news about FRA safety rule changes that would allow a variety of "off-the-shelf" European trains to finally be allowed in the US could very easily top the 2009 ARRA grants as the most significant contribution to...

Ya Think?

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On November 3, 2013

No kidding: Just over a month ago, the sky was supposedly falling in Cleveland. That's because the Browns had traded running back Trent Richardson, the third overall selection in the.

The War on Workers

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Mike Konczal usefully summarizes Gordon Lafer's new report on the Tea Party's class warfare. Although the media and most blogs have focused on Tea Party legislators' work to undermine voting rights and reproductive rights, typically their work undermining employee rights has gone underreported. An excerpt:...
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Farewell to George Thomas Thornton, an American visionary who understood that few dreams are worth pursuing that don't involve dynamite and the rotting carcasses of charismatic megafauna. While Thornton's decision to obliterate a sperm whale in November 1970 would, decades later, bring him lasting internet...

The Cry of Jazz

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On November 1, 2013

Edward Bland’s 1959 documentary The Cry of Jazz is one of the most remarkable films I’ve ever seen. An early statement of the black nationalism that would become famous in.

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