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Congress cuts $8.7 billion in food stamps, but finds $22 billion to fight ISIS
It’s official: 850,000 households across the country are set to lose an average of $90 per month in food stamp benefits.
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The crisis on the border and blame to spread around
The current wave of child migration really began on our side of the border.
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Hard choices: Hillary Clinton admits role in Honduran coup aftermath
Clinton’s embrace of far-right narrative on Latin America is part of electoral strategy
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CDC confirms patient in Dallas has the Ebola virus
Officials with the Centers for Disease Control have confirmed that a person in Dallas definitely has the Ebola virus.
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What is USAID up to with its ‘democracy promotion’ programs in Cuba?
The idea of “democracy promotion” is noble, but Washington’s efforts in Cuba – emphasizing clandestine and covert operations to drive regime change – have wasted a couple hundred…
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Correa denounces US plans to intervene in Latin America
The Ecuadorean president said that the new Obama-sponsored leadership centers are an obvious plan to intervene in democratic Latin America countries.
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Vulture(fund)s Reloaded: Madeleine Albright Comes on the Scene
The question Leslie Stahl, moderator in the U.S. news show 60 Minutes asked Madeleine Albright in 1996 was, “We have heard that a half million children have died. I mean, that's more…
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How Obama is misleading us about troops on the ground in the new Iraq war
Be careful, says Trevor Timm: if the government says they’re not misleading you, it might only be because they’ve secretly changed the definition of “misleading”.
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Poll: Confused by Issues of the day? Join the club
Confused by President Barack Obama’s health care law? How about the debate over government surveillance? The way the Federal Reserve affects interest rates?
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Looking beyond 2014: making Hispanics a force to be reckoned with
Latinos will remember 2014 for the election in which fear triumphed over hope and common sense.
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