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The exhausted American voter: Ready for a change?

By Christian Science Monitor 2016-07-22
... never in the history of polling have the two top party nominees, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, had such high negatives.

With TPP Dead, What Next For World Trade?

By Jean-Pierre Lehmann 2016-07-22
... the countries of the Quad [the US, Canada, the EU and Japan] did not first establish rules and then become powerful and prosperous, but the reverse: first, plunder, then establish the rules to prevent new actors from doing the same.

The Supreme Court’s new definition of corruption is out of step with what Americans think

By Michael Johnston 2016-07-21

Watch: 4 myths about the Black Lives Matter movement, debunked (Video)

By Victoria M. Massie 2016-07-21
Franchesca Ramsey answers all the questions your Facebook friends have about Black Lives Matter.

China’s ‘Fox Hunt’ Achieves Excellent Results

By AsiaToday 2016-07-20

The Second Amendment

By Tom Paine 2016-07-20
Why does the current issue on guns meet with such divisiveness?

Refugee Crisis: Oxfam Report Says Wealthiest Nations Welcome Least Number Of Asylum-Seekers

By Mary Pascaline 2016-07-18
With comment by The New Legalist editor

The Trojan Drone: An Illegal Military Strategy Disguised as Technological Advance

By Rebecca Gordon 2016-07-18

Political Climate Change: Bernie Sander’s Exit And The Rise Of The Greens’ Jill Stein

By Zhenya Beck 2016-07-17
Deep dislike for the two leading candidates could scramble the race as some voters seek alternatives

Hooked! The Unyielding Grip of Fossil Fuels on Global Life

By Michael T. Klare 2016-07-15
With comment by The New Legalist editor

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