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Robert Reich: Understanding the Fiscal Cliff (in 2m 30s)

December 10, 2012 Madonna Gauding Budget, Congress, Corporations, Economy 2 comments
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Fast food and big-box workers demand a living wage

December 7, 2012 Madonna Gauding Corporations, Economy, Labor and unions Leave a comment

On November 23, Black Friday, workers in thousands of Walmart stores went on strike for higher wages and better benefits. On November 29, in

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The Waltons and Walmart: a fortune built on food stamps

November 29, 2012 Madonna Gauding Economy, Labor and unions, Poverty 6 comments

Government is instituted for the common good; for the protection, safety, prosperity, and happiness of the people; and not for the profit, honor, or

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Agribusiness: worst way to feed the world

November 12, 2012 Madonna Gauding Consumer issues, Corporations, Health, Science Leave a comment

If you want to know the real story about what you eat, check out the website for “Food MythBusters.” Here’s what Food MythBusters is

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The fight to raise the minimum wage

August 20, 2012 Madonna Gauding Congress, Economy, Employment, Labor and unions Leave a comment

Political discourse in corporate controlled Washington DC is silent on the plight of the working poor. Big business, corporate profits and the minimum wage

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Bill Mckibben: “Global warming’s terrifying new math”

August 7, 2012 Madonna Gauding Corporations, Energy, Environment, Government One comment

If you want to know where we stand with global warming, read Bill McKibben’s groundbreaking new piece in Rolling Stone, “Global Warming’s Terryifying New

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Wealth doesn’t trickle down when it’s parked in off shore tax havens

August 1, 2012 Madonna Gauding Economy, Government, Politics, Taxes, Voting/Elections One comment

A new study by the Tax Justice Network “The Price of Offshore Revisited” shines a light on the size of the global offshore economy—the amount of

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Picasso’s Guernica and the horrors of war: 75 years later

July 19, 2012 Madonna Gauding Foreign Policy, Military, War Leave a comment

War is a racket. It always has been. It is possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious. It is the

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We should do business like Norway

July 18, 2012 Bobbi Clemons Business, Corporations, Foreign Policy, International 2 comments

If you had $600 billion to invest in various businesses, how would you do it? Would you only invest in companies that provided a

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Extreme weather convinces Americans: Global warming is real

May 22, 2012 Madonna Gauding Energy, Environment, Government Leave a comment

Corporations have debunked it, media has ignored it, and conservative politicians have fought it, but in spite of these self-serving efforts at denial, Americans

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