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What Would a Post-SOPA Internet Look Like?
We bring you a glimpse of the dystopian future that would result if SOPA were to pass through Congress.
Environment
Why Is America's Transportation System Stuck in the 1950s?
For anyone interested in getting around without a car, the new transportation legislation holds nothing but bad news.
Business
Why Is the Former President Doing More to Create Jobs Than the Current One?
Bill Clinton promises to create thousands of jobs, while Congress sits on its hands. Is the future of job creation to sidestep the government?
Environment
Earth to Congress: Clean Energy Could Be a Booming Business By 2030
Google reports that the clean energy industry could grow to $150 billion in two decades. So why is Congress pushing to defund solar programs?
Environment
Confused by Green Energy Options? Let Congress Sort It Out for You
What if everyone, not just environmentalists or those who can afford it, could switch to wind- and solar-powered electricity?
News
Why Did Congress Reaffirm Our Bland, Meaningless National Motto?
Congress supported 'In God We Trust' remaining the United States' national motto yesterday. But maybe it's time for something a little more unique?
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Democrats to Voters: The GOP Wants to Take $1,000 From You
Democrats are making it crystal-clear that the Republicans will sacrifice the middle class to protect the wealthy.
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The OPEN Bill and the Future of Crowdsourced Legislation
KeepTheWebOpen functions like a combination of Wikipedia and any familiar commenting system: Click a sentence in the bill and add your changes.
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The Year in Washington: Key Moments from a Do-Nothing Congress
We look at the action and inaction this year's shamefully combative Congress.
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How the NBA Lockout Is Like the Debt-Ceiling Debate
Both are the result of poor management, and the people at fault aren't likely to be the ones paying the price.
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Tweet Your Grievances: A Handy Directory of All Congressional Twitter Handles
Sometimes the best way to speak your mind to a politician is to tweet at them. Now their Twitter handles are all in one place.
Environment
Keystone XL Would Increase Gas Prices and Carbon Emissions
Two new—but conflicting—reasons to oppose the project.
Environment
How the Marine Corps Covered Up Toxic Water at an N.C. Base
A documentary following the fight to hold the military responsible for contamination at Camp Lejeune is now available online.
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No Matter Who Wins the Student Loan Fight, Students Will Lose
Congress is squabbling over student loan interest rates, but we really need to reform the system altogether.
Environment
Americans Are Willing to Pay More for Clean Energy
But don't expect your energy bill to go up anytime soon.
