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Special: Is Christianity 'The Religion of Revolution'? -
Posted on Oct. 25th, 2006
Followers of the Social Gospel have had a profound effect on modern
American religious life. Read about the interpretation of Christianity
which formed the values of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Today's Featured Story: Secrecy Costs Hit Record High In
2009 - July 30th, 2010
U.S. taxpayers paid nearly $10 billion last year to be kept ignorant of
what federal officials and private business people did in our name.
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BP Enjoys Close Ties to Obama, Lawmakers - May
4th, 2010
Barack Obama was the leading recipient of BP-related donations from
the 2008 election cycle, happily collecting $71,000 from the UK oil giant.
Prisons Are Becoming Big Business - May 9th, 2010
"The United States has 5% of the world’s population but 25% of its
prisoners," tellingly reveals a recent government report.
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Is Thailand Close To 'Civil War'? - May 16th, 2010
"The current situation is almost full civil war...I am not sure how this
conflict will end," says one protest leader.
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Why Contractors Shouldn't Fight Our Wars - May 29th,
2010
The use of private security contractors threatens core values embodied in
our legal system, including respect for human dignity and accountability.
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The Problem With 'Clean Coal' - July 22nd, 2010
Employing so-called 'Clean Coal' technology at U.S. power plants may
create a host of legal and economic woes, says the Government
Accountability Office.
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