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Set the Killers Free: the Pardoning of Daniel Perry

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Weekend Edition
May 24, 2024
Friday – Sunday
Jeffrey St. Clair

Set the Killers Free: the Pardoning of Daniel Perry
Melvin Goodman

The Washington Post’s Mouthpiece for Israel: David Ignatius
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Who’s Above the Law? Israel, Hamas and the ICC
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Nakba Resurrected – How the Gaza Resistance Ended Segmentation of Palestine
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Radical Feminism and the Failures of the Left
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Many Asian American Renters Are Struggling to Pay for Housing
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For Many American Jews Protesting for Palestinians, Activism is a Journey Rooted in Their Jewish Values
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The Rages of Equivalence: The ICC Prosecutor, Israel and Hamas
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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi Dies in Helicopter Crash, Leaving Behind a Polarizing Legacy
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Donald Trump Has Poisoned the Well
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How Trump’s Corporate Tax Cuts Sparked Inflation
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Who is Pro-Israel California Rep. Jared Huffman—Really?
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Welcome to the Hedge-Fund Driven Neoliberal University
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The Assange Case: A Flicker of Hope in the UK High Court
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The Biggest Obstacle to Free and Fair Elections in Venezuela is the US
Andrew Moss

Dr. King’s Words on Vietnam Still Ring True for Gaza
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The Nadir of Human Behavior
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Why the Student Debt Crisis Would Likely Worsen Under a Second Trump Administration

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