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Those familiar with American legal history, including its free-speech history, know the name Philippa Strum. The senior scholar at the Wilson Center is the author of, among other books, Louis D. Brandeis: Justice for the People (1984) and When the Nazis...

We’ve been a bit under the weather, so today’s tales form the world of bugs, hacks [digital and political], corporate buccaneering, and military, geographic, and historical crises begins with a panopticon obstruction from the Oakland Tribune...

Aid and Comfort to the Enemy By Allison Weir | CounterPunch | May 16, 2014 The American Legion, founded in 1919, is the nation’s largest wartime veterans’ assistance organization. According to its mission statement, the Legion is committed...

In contrast, tourism activity decreased further in the Kansas City District, but was expected to improve modestly in coming months. Boston reported increased employment in the software and IT sectors, and New York noted that financial firms were hiring...

D.C.’s Sweatshops Not too far from the Capitol Hill townhouses are the call centers that both Democrats and Republicans use to dial for dollars. Endlessly. This is how Senator Dick Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, described it: “We sit at these desks with...