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Several cities in the United States, including Chicago, prepare for upcoming protests and major conventions with unprecedented levels of security.
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Mitt Romney is easily influenced and highly malleable when it comes to foreign policy.
The USDA proposes to increase the line speed at poultry plants, which could endanger employees who already work long hours doing repetitive hand motions.
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Tom Engelhardt on oil, Iraq and empire; Ava Lowery on anti-war activism; Mike Connery on the power of young voters.
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Katha Pollitt on the end of the Clinton campaign, Corey Robin on a neo-conservative book scandal and Mark Hertsgaard on the latest climate change legislation effort.
Bob McChesney on media justice, Esther Kaplan on the future of labor, David Sirota on The Uprising.
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