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Laura Carlsen
Honduras Weekly,
May-17-2012 |
Article
The movement of the 99 percent that began in the United States made visible the human beings who suffer the brutal inequality and injustice of an economic system that, in crisis, required them to sacrifice even more... Read More »
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Glenn Hurowitz
ThinkProgress,
May-16-2012 |
Article
The Obama administration is poised to make one of the biggest climate policy decisions of its entire administration... Read More »
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William D. Hartung
Huffington Post,
May-15-2012 |
Article
There have been so many bad proposals on defense issues thrown around in the House of Representatives lately it's hard to know where to start... Read More »
by
Wayne Smith
Radio Cadena Agramonte,
Apr-29-2012 |
Article
Many Americans seem to believe the now-famous Cuban Five were spies working for Havana against the United States and therefore deserve what they got – years in prison. But that is far from the truth... Read More »
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Tom Cardamone
TrustLaw,
Apr-18-2012 |
Article
Today is the one-year anniversary of the deadline for the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to issue the final rules for Section 1504 of the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act... Read More »
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William D. Hartung, Miriam Pemberton
The Hill,
Mar-29-2012 |
Article
As indicated by the recent rollout of the House Republican budget strategy, the gloves are off in the battle to define the country’s spending priorities in the run-up to the November elections... Read More »
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William D. Hartung
Talking Points Memo,
Mar-28-2012 |
Article
In a blog post at the web site of Foreign Policy magazine, Republican presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney attempts to paint the Obama administration as "soft" on Russia, and on security issues more broadly... Read More »
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William D. Hartung
Americas Program,
Mar-21-2012 |
Article
In the Washington debates about how to reduce the U.S. budget deficit, one agency is trying to get a free ride: the Pentagon. The arms lobby has been running a fear campaign designed to stave off cuts in military spending... Read More »
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William D. Hartung
The Sacramento Bee,
Feb-10-2012 |
Article
On Feb. 13 the Obama administration will release the full details of its Fiscal Year 2013 budget proposal. Advocates of higher military spending are already spreading cries of alarm... Read More »
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Tom Barry
Truth Out,
Jan-26-2012 |
Article
Candice Miller, the Republican chair of the House Border and Marine Security Subcommittee of the House Homeland Security Committee, is effusive in her praise of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), referring to the drones at a March 15, 2011, hearing on Capitol Hill as "fantastic technology" that have proved "incredibly, incredibly successful in theater." As the new chair of the subcommittee that oversees the air operations of Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Miller has become one of the leading Congressional advocates of increased domestic drone deployment... Read More »
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