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Behind domestic workers’ new bill of rights
Elissa Strauss
Why do nannies and housekeepers need labor protections? We explain
To walk in Palestinian shoes is to experience actual persecution
Philip Weiss
The Palestinian experience is not the experience of animals or terrorists. It is a human experience
The Israeli flotilla attack: victimhood, aggression and tribalism
Glenn Greenwald
News that a 19-year-old American citizen was among Israel's victims will change nothing
Israel’s use of captured video draws criticism
Amy Teibel
The Foreign Press Association demands that Israel stop using footage it confiscated from journalists
Ken Salazar, corporatism and the BP oil spill
Glenn Greenwald
Obama says Deepwater Horizon environmental review had to be waived because of bad law -- which he could have fought
The Palin-Murkowski rivalry, explained
Shushannah Walshe
Alaska may not be big enough for these two Republican rivals
“Hamas is a reality on the ground”
Natasha Lennard
Gaza-born journalist Taghreed El-Khodary on what Israel's blockade has really meant for life in Palestine
How insurgents won the American Revolution
Brooke Allen
A new history of our country's founding war dares to compare Americans to terrorists and torturers
Yemen holds Americans, others in al-Qaida probe
Ahmed Al-haj
Those detained, whose names were provided by foreign intelligence agencies, also include Britons and Australians
Details emerge of bloodshed aboard Gaza-bound ship
Matti Friedman
Israeli commandos seem to have been ordered on assumption no one would fight back -- footage shows they did
Female genital mutilation in the U.S.: No compromise
Lynn Harris
What we can learn from the American Academy of Pediatrics' hasty reversal on "clitoral nicking"
Judge: Turkish aid group had terror ties
ALFRED de MONTESQUIOU
French anti-terrorism jurist says IHH charity was tied to al-Qaida in the late 1990's
American student loses eye in protest in Israel
Natasha Lennard
21-year-old Emily Honochowicz was protesting Israel's deadly raid of a humanitarian flotilla
“Lips Unsealed”: Belinda Carlisle comes clean
Margaret Eby
The pop singer talks about kicking drugs years after she was "sober" and why the Go-Go's couldn't exist today
Gulf Coast diary: The horror of waiting
Ellis Anderson
As oil washes up on Mississippi shores, anxiety seeps into our lives -- and brings back memories of Katrina
Al-Qaida unlikely to be damaged by leader’s death
Lolita C. Baldor
Sheik Saeed al-Masri is the seventh person killed who was considered to be the organization's third-in-charge
Harman challenger: Top Dem “in the pocket” of AIPAC
Anika Anand
California's Democratic primary races heats up as Rep. Harman and challenger Winograd express views on Israel
Israel discusses easing Gaza blockade after deadly raid
Josef Federman
In dialogue with international community to expand the amount of goods entering Gaza. Egypt opens border
Top House Republican: Support Israel’s right to defend itself
Anika Anand
Rep. Eric Cantor urges Obama to "veto any biased U.N. resolutions"
U.S. soccer team sets up shop in South Africa
Ronald Blum
World Cup opener against England set for June 12
Agatha deaths rise to 179 in Central America
Juan Carlos Llorca
100 people still missing in Guatemala; evacuations spread throughout the region in wake of tropical storm
Weiner: No matter what, “the U.S. should stand up for Israel”
Anika Anand
The New York congressman blames Turkey and Hamas for Israel's deadly raid
American mandate in Palestine is coming to an end, and about time
Philip Weiss
For 62 years, the U.S. government has signed off on every action Israel has taken, no matter how destructive
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