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The Slow but Steady Progression Toward Environmental Sustainability

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Rich Fraud, Poor Fraud: The GOP's Double Standard On Tax Mistakes

Their new tax bill lavishes breaks on businesses that underpay what they owe.
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More Than 180 Protesters Arrested At Rally For Dreamers As Congress Drags Its Feet

Advocates want protections for young undocumented immigrants added to a funding bill that must pass by Friday.
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Former NSA Employee Admits Taking Highly Classified Information

Nghia Hoang Pho worked in an elite hacking unit.
By Dustin Volz and John Walcott, Reuters

6 Common Questions About Undocumented Immigrants

A student's line of questioning showed me where America can stand to learn more about its undocumented population.
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U.S. Experts Expect New North Korea Missile Launch 'Within Days'

It would be the first launch since a missile fired over Japan in mid-September.
By Reuters

On The Rehabilitation Of George W. Bush

The enemy of our enemy is still a war criminal.
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The Benghazi Terror Trial Is Coming To A Close, But You Probably Haven't Heard Much About It

Federal prosecutors argued Ahmed Abu Khatallah "hates America," is "guilty as sin" and is a "stone-cold terrorist."
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The Tax Bill And The Republican Social Vision For America's Future

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The GOP Tax Plan Tells Us Everything About Who Matters In American Democracy

Your boss, not you.
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