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Invisible Women
I’m hoping that, as secretary of state, we get a Hillary ‘It Takes A Village’ Clinton who will see the welfare of women as central to her statecraft.
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The lame duck gives dissenters in federal agencies a last round of pink slips
Female factory workers wage three-year strike against satellite radio manufacturer
Catholic Bishops and HHS trample reproductive rights of teens in federal custody
I’m hoping that, as secretary of state, we get a Hillary ‘It Takes A Village’ Clinton who will see the welfare of women as central to her statecraft.
Van Jones lays out his plan for a green economy
Venezuelans continue to support socialist leader despite corruption fears
New documentary chronicles legendary 1977 Frost/Nixon interviews
The Industrial Workers of the World ramps up its campaign to organize Starbucks
Senior Editor David Moberg looks at this week’s labor news, including Obama’s labor secretary pick, Detroit’s holiday package, and the recent death of labor leader Ron Carey.
The financial crisis takes a human toll
James Bamford’s important new book details America’s post-9/11 surveillance-industrial complex
After federal investigations into the $4 billion prepaid phone card industry found deceptive practices, state officials and Capitol Hill are finally cracking down on companies
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