Questlove Sounds the Alarm at OWS Raid

By admin on November 15, 2011

A certain famous musician was one of the first people to call attention to the impending police raid at Zuccotti Park in New York City last night

State Department to Delay Keystone XL Pipeline…Politics or Public Good?

By admin on November 13, 2011

In the wake of arrests and demonstrations, the decision on the controversial Keystone XL pipeline has been delayed until 2013. Both critics and supporters say the Obama administration was influenced by the protests. Could this be the sign of a new dynamic in Washington?

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Interview: Tom Hamilton talks about Occupy Philly

By admin on November 10, 2011

Tom Hamilton, guitarist for Brothers Past and American Babies, has been an active participant in Occupy Philly since the movement started. Here, he talks about why.

Occupy vs. Tea Party: By The Numbers

By admin on November 9, 2011

Let’s break down the differences – and similarities – between America’s most popular protest movements.

On the Ballot, Tomorrow: When Life Begins

By admin on November 7, 2011

Mississippi voters will decide when life begins at the polls tomorrow. The result could lead to the most restrictive reproductive laws in the country.

Election Day 2011: Tuesday, November 8

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Tomorrow, (Tuesday, November 8) is Election Day. Local and state-wide elections will be held all across America. Here’s the lowdown on some of the most notable.

Power Dynamic Shifting Between People and Banks

By admin on November 4, 2011

Bank of America dropped its $5 monthly fee for debit cards. “National Bank Transfer Day” is tomorrow, with thousands of people expected to pull their money from large banks. Has the power shifted to the people?

Registering Voters at Occupy Wall Street

By admin on October 20, 2011

HeadCount volunteers and interns have been hitting “Occupy Wall Street” to register voters. The reactions have been eye-opening.

Coachella 2012 in Limbo Over Environmental Issues

By admin on October 18, 2011

Coachella in limbo? The city that hosts the indy-rock extravaganza has not yet signed a contract with the promoters of the event. They’re too busy fending off environmental concerns raised by the city next door.

Personal Liberty Issue Update: School Makes New Students Pee In A Cup, And Then Pay For It

By admin on October 17, 2011

College students face drug tests to attend school, teachers are getting themselves into trouble on Facebook, Michele Bachmann on the HPV vaccine, and more. Stay up to date and be grateful that you live in a nation where you can make your opinions known!