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A more restrained American security posture would help reduce the mountainous budget deficit.

For years the left has rallied around taxing the 1 percent, but this group is too narrow.

Major proposals from the special commission on government reform aim to reduce the influence of money in politics.

Approximately 92 percent of the population — 307 million Americans — are connected to the internet, and 270 million have social media accounts. With this much activity, protecting information and

Clearing up some big-time disinformation about a proposed funding increase for the IRS, mainly from Republicans, but Dems play a part too.

Answer that question, talking to people in the art world. a few years ago, a noted swiss authentication expert raised eyebrows when he said 50% of the paintings circulated in the art world were bad. interestingly enough, its the the late thomas hogan said 50%. i think it is lower than that. and the figure that i arrived at with an expert who is working in this field is probably in the upper teens to the mid-20 s. maybe one in five paintings in the art world are fakes because there is so much mon...

It should be very easy for state lawmakers to pass a law barring monied interests from giving the legislators what they euphemistically describe as “gifts.” Unlike in most public policy

Cocomiel is importing green coffee, honey and other products to the United States. Courtesy photo. A relatively new brand with deep roots in the coffee sustainability movement called Cocomiel (styled as “CocoMiel”) has announced its United States nationwide launch, offering single-origin, traceable Guatemalan green coffee alongside unfiltered honey. Cocomiel is one of the numerous progressive undertakings in the career of Bill Fishbein, an original founder of Rhode Island’s Coffee Exchang...

Corporate Americas Love Affair With the GOP Is Alive and Well | Opinion Robert Reich , Newsweek Columnist and chancellor’s professor of public policy at the University of California, Berkeley On 4/12/21 at 9:38 AM EDT More than 100 chief executives and corporate leaders gathered online on Saturday to discuss possible actions to oppose to restrictive voting bills being advanced across the country by Republican lawmakers, like the one recently signed into law in Georgia. Its ...

The basic deal between American corporations and American politicians has been a terrible deal for America.