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Insidious Tracking | US Increasing Global Hegemony

Published: Fri 18 Jan 2013 11:56 AM
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Insidious Ways You Are Being Tracked | US Increasing Global Hegemony | Hoax Encourages Cutting Over Beiber Pot SmokingCustomer Beware: You Are Being Tracked
David Rosen, AlterNet
From CCTV cameras to RFID wristbands, retailers are monitoring everything you do. READ MORE»
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Obama's America Expands Its Global Overreach
Oliver Stone, Peter Kuznick, USA Today
Has America's commitment to a global reign deepened? READ MORE»
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Jared Diamond: Do Hunter-Gatherer Societies Raise Their Children Better Than Americans Do?
Jared Diamond, Viking Press
Why the traditional way of raising kids is better than ours. An excerpt from Diamond's new book. READ MORE»
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Comprehensive Mental Health Background Checks for Gun Buyers Is a No-Brainer -- And Almost Impossible
By Steven Rosenfeld, AlterNet
The White House and New York State want to use more mental health data, but obstacles abound. READ MORE»
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Hoax Encourages Cutting Over Beiber Pot Smoking
By Kristen Gwynne, AlterNet
Pranksters launched the trending hashtag #Cut4Beiber, which, accompanied by graphic images of cutting, was supposedly aimed at urging Beiber to stop smoking marijuana. READ MORE»
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The Massive Human and Moral Cost of Gun Violence
By Marian Wright Edelman, AlterNet
The US has spent $1.5 trillion on Iraq and Afghanistan wars so far, while ignoring the reality that the greatest threats to child safety come from enemies within. READ MORE»
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Teacher Rebellion: Refusal to Administer Standardized Testing Spreads in Washington
By Laura Gottesdiener, AlterNet
New pressure on a hot-button issue. READ MORE»
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Coca-Cola's New Ad Campaign Claims the Company Is Fighting Obesity? Oh, Please.
By Marion Nestle, Food Politics
The ad is an astonishing act of chutzpah, explainable only as an act of desperation to do something about the company’s declining sales in the U.S. READ MORE»
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Dennis Kucinich Joining Fox News
By Natasha Lennard, Salon
The liberal stalwart will join the conservative network as a regular analyst, token progressive READ MORE»
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Cenk Uygur Asks Alex Jones, ‘Have You Ever Sought Mental Health Treatment?’
AlterNet
A heated discussion, to put it mildly. Jones shares his hatred for "bastard" Glenn Beck READ MORE»
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