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This is the beginning of a two part story of justice, political affiliation and questionable evidence that has torn through Greece in the last couple of months. This is a story of outcry, protest, loyalty and commitment, but above all this…
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Similar to previous seasons, this autumn has had more than its fair share of political controversy. Independence is currently the international community’s most hotbed issue. Two referendums on the issue in two different countries have…
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“If you’ve got money, you vote in… if you haven't got money, you vote out.” Those were the words of a woman in northern Manchester, spoken to The Guardian just a few days before the United Kingdom’s historic vote to leave the European…
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The poisonous relationship with coal that individuals in poverty-stricken regions make it a difficult subject to navigate. While the jobs are crucial for survival, who would say that the cumulative effect of damaged health, decreased…
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Last week, billionaire Joe Ricketts announced that he was shutting down the media conglomerate DNAinfo-Gothamist, which he founded in 2009 (DNAinfo bought Gothamist last year). DNAinfo did local reporting in New York and Chicago, covering…
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Despite Japan experiencing its harshest recession since the 2008 financial meltdown in early 2014, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe seems to have formulated policies that are conducive to Japan's recovery. The economy has gone through a…
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On the 10th of October, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt announced “the war on coal is over,” affirming that President Donald Trump would make good on his campaign promise of repealing a signature environmental…
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