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Living in the Land of the Free Doesn’t Make You Free
By Walter Mosley I remember when I was 17 years old, in 1969; three of my friends dropped by in one of their cars and asked me if I wanted to go out with them to the beach or the … Continue reading
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Tagged Black people, commentary, race, United States, Walter Mosley, White people
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Charles Koch on the Poor: Let Them Eat Economic Freedom
By Leslie Savan Quit whining, American poor people and refugees from the middle class. You’re actually part of the 1 percent. That’s the laughably misleading claim in a new ad from right-wing multibillionaire Charles Koch. The $200,000 ad campaign, now … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles G. Koch, Charles Koch, David Koch, Economic freedom, Kansas, Koch Industries, money, United States, welath
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Detroit files thousands of pages of documents in bankruptcy, lists 100,000 creditors
By Nathan Bomey, Brent Snavely, & Alisa Priddle The city of Detroit filed thousands of documents in its bankruptcy case late Thursday, as Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr builds a case that the city is insolvent and must execute a dramatic … Continue reading
Detroit goes bankrupt, largest municipal filing in U.S. history
By Michael A. Fletcher Detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy in the nation’s history Thursday afternoon, capping a long decline that left the nation’s automaking capital bleeding residents and revenue, while rendering city services a mess. The nation’s fourth-largest city … Continue reading
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Tagged $19 billion, bankruptcy, debt, Detroit, Michigan, Rick Snyder, United States
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The Perfect Speech for an Imperfect Union
By David Swerdlick Though, like so many others, I was moved by President Barack Obama’s insightful remarks at Friday’s White House press briefing, I stand by my view that the president would have been better served in the long run … Continue reading →