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Why we must try
Progressive change has never happened without bold ideas championed by bold idealists. But time and again we’ve learned that important public goals can be achieved – if the public is…
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Quinnipiac poll: Sanders quickly melting away Clinton lead; Trump still tops GOP field
In the Democratic presidential race nationwide, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has 44 percent, with Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont at 42 percent, and 11 percent undecided.…
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The most dangerous man in America
Sanders has become a threat to what our new America is. A place where big money rules and bailing out billionaires on Wall Street is more important than helping out a child in need ...…
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Official Cuban reaction to U.S. moves is restrained satisfaction
The U.S. action to ease the embargo against Cuba points Washington "on the right road," says a report Wednesday in the daily Granma, official organ of the Cuban Communist Party.
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Foul water, dark money
The water that comes from the faucets of Flint is foul. It is both a consequence and a symptom of a whole matrix of economic, political and ideological changes that have been taking…
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Bernie Sanders is most qualified to lead a political system we SHOULD have
Hillary's the most qualified candidate for president of the political system we now have. Sanders is the most qualified candidate to create the political system we should have, because…
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Big business rules (and prospers) while the little guy suffers
In an age of climate change deniers, corporate welfare facilitating government riches for the one-percenters while our taxes are raised to pay for them, and lobbyists that assure the…
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This millennial might be the new Einstein
A first-generation Cuban-American born and bred in the suburbs of Chicago is exploring some of the most challenging and complex issues in physics, much as Stephen Hawking and Albert…
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Stop and smell the Cuban coffee
In his State of the Union address President Obama made it two years in a row that he urged Congress to take down what presidents dating back to Eisenhower had built up. He asked them to…
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Democratic presidential primary gets real
The U.S. presidential primary race is getting interesting — perhaps more interesting than it has been for the past 80 years or so. I’m talking about the Democratic primary, although the…
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