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The Guillotine
The Coup
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How Kathleen Cleaver Went From A Diplomat's Daughter To A Communist Black Panther
With her insatiable fighting spirit, Kathleen Cleaver went from being a bookish child to a front-lines protester with the Black Panthers. By Gina Dimuro.
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Making plans for a new world order
Germany now sees the current trans-Atlantic antipathy as a historic opportunity to redefine the EU's role, writes Germany's foreign minister. By Heiko Maas.
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How Slavery Inspired Modern Business Management
By “dangling the carrot” to improve worker productivity, businesses are taking a page from slavery’s playbook. By Caitlin C. Rosenthal.
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‘An Eternal Night of Persecution and Death’: Activists Speak Out About Nicaragua’s Crackdown
Despite mass killings and newly authoritarian laws, a diverse opposition says the movement to oust Ortega is far from over. By Maia Hibbett.
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The Death Of Richard Sipe
A peerless chronicler of clerical sex and 'culture of deceit.' By Rod Dreher.
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Conservatives call for constitutional intervention last seen 230 years ago
Lawmakers push for ‘constitutional convention’ to restrict federal government – and it’s not as far fetched as it sounds. By Jamiles Lartey.
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Pilger Excoriates Media on Assange Silence
Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and investigative reporter John Pilger takes the gloves off on the continuing attempts to upend WikiLeaks and arrest its founding publisher, Julian Assange, in this interview with Dennis Bernstein and Randy Credico.
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The ‘Witch Hunters’
Trump may be paranoid, but he has real enemies among the emeriti of the intelligence establishment, and among them are the authors of three new books that collectively have sold up to a million copies: James Clapper, Michael Hayden, and James Comey. By Tim Weiner.
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How to Survive America's Kill List
When a U.S. citizen heard he was on his own country’s drone target list, he wasn’t sure he believed it. After five near-misses, he does – and is suing the United States to contest his own execution. By Matt Taibbi.
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How to Start a Nuclear War
The increasingly direct road to ruin. By Andrew Cockburn.
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That Time in WWI America When Censorship Was Legal
G.J. Meyer, author of The World Remade, joins Signature to discuss a time in American history, during WWI, when censorship was the rule of the land.
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Niccolò Machiavelli
BBC
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Uneasy Lies the Head
Stephen Greenblatt’s ardent and involving new book is concerned with rulers and aspirants in Shakespeare who abuse their power. By John Stubbs.
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China's mass indoctrination camps evoke Cultural Revolution
Hour upon hour, day upon day, Omir Bekali and other detainees in far western China’s new indoctrination camps had to disavow their Islamic beliefs, criticize themselves and their loved ones and give thanks to the ruling Communist Party. By Gerry Shih.
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The Border Patrol’s ‘Constitution-Free’ Zone Is Probably Larger Than You Think
All of Michigan, D.C., and a large chunk of Pennsylvania are part of the area where Border Patrol has expanded search and seizure rights. Here’s what it means to live or travel there. By Tanvi Misra,
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Haspel Says CIA Won't Torture Again as Ray McGovern is Dragged Out of Hearing
After refusing to directly answer questions about her history as an alleged torturer, Ray McGovern decided to ask Gina Haspel a question or two of his own and he wound up in jail for it, reports Joe Lauria.
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Gina Haspel and How Torture Deceived Us Into Iraq
As Colin Powell's chief of staff, I saw how intel gleaned from 'enhanced interrogation' was used to make the case for the 2003 invasion. By Lawrence Wilkerson.
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Rethinking Watergate / Iran-Contra
New evidence continues to accumulate showing how Official Washington got key elements of the Watergate and Iran-Contra scandals wrong, especially how these two crimes of state originated in treacherous actions to secure the powers of the presidency, writes Robert Parry. (Mar. 9, 2013)
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The toxic legacy of Canada's CIA brainwashing experiments: 'They strip you of your soul'
In the 1950s and 60s, a Canadian hospital subjected psychiatric patients to electroshocks, drug-induced sleep and huge doses of LSD. Families are still grappling with the effects. By Ashifa Kassam.
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