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Key democrats, led by Hillary Clinton, leave no doubt that endless war is official u.s. doctrine
Among senior Obama administration officials, there is a broad consensus that such operations are likely to be extended at least another decade.
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Lavrov to unnamed foe: Don’t try to destabilize socialist nations
While not mentioning the United States by name, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov decried any effort by an "outside" nation to destabilize the governments of Cuba, Venezuela,…
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The political economy of Ebola
Ebola is a problem that will not be solved, because it isn’t profitable to do so.
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New polls: Crist 3, Scott 0; Wyllie makes impact
Charlie Crist is on a hot streak. The Democratic challenger went 3-for-3 in new polls this week, while Libertarian candidate Adrian Wyllie cracked double-digits in one of them.
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Supreme Court will not hear any same-sex marriage cases – why this is good news
The U.S. Supreme Court officially turned down all of the same-sex marriage cases it was presented. Here's why this is good news.
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Conexion Miami / Florida not teacher friendly
Florida ranks near the bottom when it comes to opportunities for teachers, according to a new study conducted by WalletHub.
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Rousseff, Neves head to runoff for Brazil presidency
President Dilma Rousseff from the Workers Party (PT) and challenger Aecio Neves from the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PMDB) will face off on October 26 in order to decide who will…
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Surrounded by the dead
"People are dying like never before and I'm investigating why," says 65-year-old Guillermo Guillén, a.k.a. Papillón, stating categorically that "the crematory at Guanabacoa is working…
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Elections in Brazil and pan-American geopolitics
The re-issue of an unbridled neoliberalism that sacrifices public gains on the altar of the market and international capital would represent the loss of valuable social, political and…
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Six lessons for Obama on how to improve relations with Cuba
For six years, President Obama has been saying that US policy toward Cuba needs to change, but for six years he's been unwilling to take the political risk of sitting down at the…
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