A Site of Interesting Links & Current Events Relevant to Ian's Campaign - www.ian42.com
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Even as immigration remains a dominant political issue in Washington, particularly the issue of providing a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, the amount of Mexicans crossing the US
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On November 5, Seattle voters made Occupy activist and economics professor Kshama Sawant the first avowed socialist city council member in their city's history - and the country's first big city ...
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What if capitalists were not allowed to layoff whom they choose, but all workers were required to cut their hours for the benefit of the unemployed and underemployed, suggests economist Richard Wolff.
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A Christian motivational speaker who has traveled the south giving thousands of talks to kids about how to be "dateable" has finally met his match. At a school in Richardson, Texas, Justin Lookadoo...
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Limitless growth is the fantasy of economists, businesses and politicians. It is seen as a measure of progress. As a result, gross domestic product (GDP), which is supposed to measure the wealth of
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Note: The following essay by U.S. resident UK comedian Russell Brand has caught a lot of attention on both sides of the Atlantic. It's worth reading for his own personal insights and the growing ...
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The implications of such a decision would be profound. Web and mobile companies will live or die not on the merits of their technology and design, but on the deals they can strike with AT&T ...
