Natasha Lennard

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SCOTUS Rules to Protect Whistleblowing, yet Whistleblowers Aren’t Safe

06.19.14

By Natasha Lennard
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El Paso Releases Video of Cop Executing Handcuffed Man — Where’s the Anger?

06.19.14

By Natasha Lennard
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Facebook Threats Are Intolerable but They Shouldn’t Be Illegal

06.16.14

By Natasha Lennard
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Don’t Get Too Excited About the Starbucks College Deal

06.16.14

By Natasha Lennard
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When the Pentagon Wants to Predict Unrest, It’s Time to Be Unpredictable

06.14.14

By Natasha Lennard
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Iraq Is Collapsing and the Anti-War Movement Fell Short

06.12.14

By Natasha Lennard
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Big Oil Predictably Gets First Access to Drones

06.11.14

By Natasha Lennard
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NYC’s Pay Out to the Occupy Movement Is Not the End of Protest Anger

06.11.14

By Natasha Lennard
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The Student Debt Crisis Needs a More Radical Reaction Than Obama’s Weak Politics

06.10.14

By Natasha Lennard
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The US’ ‘Ability’ to Take Out Taliban Released For Bergdahl Isn’t So Tidy

06.09.14

By Natasha Lennard
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You Shouldn’t Be Alarmed That a Computer Passed the Turing Test

06.09.14

By Natasha Lennard
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The Anniversary of Snowden’s First Leaks Is No Time to Celebrate

06.06.14

By Natasha Lennard