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US Police Acquiring Military Equipment To Hunt Criminals
Because mines and IEDs are a regular problem for American police, right?
The Real Meaning of the "Redskins" Debate
Should Congress care about the name of a professional sports team?
Americans Aren't Bound To Pay the Government's Debts
If the "consent of the governed" is a sacred American principle, how does the government borrow money in our names and compel us to repay the debt?
Brendan O'Neill on the "Blurred Lines" Ban in British Universities
Once upon a time, students' political leaders kicked against authoritarianism; now they enforce it.
British Students Ban "Blurred Lines" From Their Own Universities
Once upon a time, students' political leaders kicked against authoritarianism; now they enforce it.
Cathy Young Asks if The Patriarchy is Dead
And does Feminism deserve to survive it?
Would Conscription Put the Brakes on War?
Andrew Bacevich's new book offers a powerful critique of U.S. foreign policy-but the solution it proposes is no remedy.
NSA Used Metadata to Analyze American Citizens' Social Networks
Information from the latest Snowden leak
Gov. Christie to Appeal N.J. Judge's Gay Marriage Ruling
State ordered to allow, recognize same-sex marriage
Sudan Police Reportedly Open Fire on Funeral Marchers
Man was killed during demonstrations against government
Greek Police Arrest Leader, Members of Golden Dawn Party
Two of far right party's lawmakers arrested
Does "Mountain Dew Mouth" Have Anything To Do With Mountain Dew?
The "Mountain Dew mouth" fuss looks more like a war against a disfavored beverage than a legitimate health concern.
Gov't Employee Furlough Plans Explained in Event of Shutdown
Pentagon and National Parks Service provide details
France Threatens Sanctions Against Google
Says company isn't complying with state's privacy guidlines
