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Gottesdiener: A Dream Foreclosed
Commentary, May, 23 2013
Laura Gottesdiener
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“The banks needed new consumers. So, they moved into the minority market, selling these incredibly exploitative predatory loans”
Mokhiber: THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY ACADEMY AWARDS
Commentary, August, 27 2006
Russell Mokhiber
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Everywhere you look, Big Tobacco is proclaiming, "We've changed."
Mokhiber: Buffalo Creek, Take Two?
Commentary, February, 06 2006
Russell Mokhiber
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On February 26, 1972, a Pittston Co. coal mine dam broke, releasing 132 million gallons of coal wastes into Buffalo Creek hollow in Logan County, West Virginia. More than 4,000 residents were left homeless, 1,100 were injured, and 125 died.
Mokhiber: All Things Bright And Beautiful
Commentary, December, 12 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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The first lady recently announced the theme for the 2005 holiday season at the White House. It is this: All things bright and beautiful.
Mokhiber: Economic Apartheid In America
Commentary, November, 30 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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Top executives now make more in a day than the average worker makes in a year.
Mokhiber: Hijacked
Commentary, November, 18 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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We've just returned from the Business for Social Responsibility (BSR) conference being held here in Washington, D.C.
Mokhiber: Are You A Speed Freak?
Commentary, September, 22 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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Are you a speed freak?
Mokhiber: An Unreasonable Woman
Commentary, August, 09 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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Diane Wilson is a shrimper.
Mokhiber: What to Say to Jack and Jim?
Commentary, July, 19 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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We were in an empty West Virginia courtroom last night with two young boys -- let's call them Jack and Jim -- ages 10 and 8.
Mokhiber: Sell the Gold, Free the Poor
Commentary, June, 12 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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When historians look back over the last 25 years, one of the great crimes they will identify is the Third World debt crisis.
Mokhiber: All Fall Down
Commentary, June, 07 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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If you are wondering why Americans are losing the wars on cancer, heart disease, and diabetes, you might look at the funding sources of the major public health groups.
Mokhiber: Eliot Spitzer and the 92nd Street Y
Commentary, March, 14 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.
Mokhiber: Self Interview: On The Rampage
Commentary, February, 24 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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Q: How did you come to write On the Rampage?
Mokhiber: Kennedy: Fascist America
Commentary, February, 05 2005
Russell Mokhiber
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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. wants to run for Attorney General of New York State.
Mokhiber: Smedley Butler, Meet John Perkins
Commentary, December, 06 2004
Russell Mokhiber
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Remember Smedley Butler?
Mokhiber: Bobbleheads And Prop 64
Commentary, November, 03 2004
Russell Mokhiber
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Ralph Nader says that the greed of multinational corporations has no bounds.
Mokhiber: National Geographic Kids Under the Corporate Thumb
Commentary, August, 22 2004
Russell Mokhiber
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National Geographic Kids Under the Corporate Thumb
Mokhiber: Indecent
Commentary, April, 14 2004
Russell Mokhiber
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Whatever you think about broadcast obscenity, it is hard to make the case that a disk jockey cursing causes greater social harm than someone who puts another person's life in danger.
Mokhiber: The 10 Worst Corporations of 2003
Commentary, February, 18 2004
Russell Mokhiber
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2003 was not a year of garden variety corporate wrongdoing. No, the sheer variety, reach and intricacy of corporate schemes, scandal and crimes was spellbinding. Not an easy year to pick the 10 worst companies, for sure.
Mokhiber: Terry Gross, Grover Norquist and the Holocaust
Commentary, November, 08 2003
Russell Mokhiber
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Terry Gross has a syndicated show on National Public Radio. It's called "Fresh Air."
Mokhiber: Other Options
Commentary, September, 28 2003
Russell Mokhiber
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Other Things You Might Do With $87 Billion By Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman
Mokhiber: Licensed to Kill, Inc.
Commentary, May, 07 2003
Russell Mokhiber
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There is a new tobacco company in town, and it aims to teach a lesson or two.
Mokhiber: Too Much
Commentary, March, 22 2003
Russell Mokhiber
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For almost two years now, we have covered the Bush White House with astonishment.
Mokhiber: Hide and Seek
Commentary, February, 15 2003
Russell Mokhiber
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For corporations, reputation is everything. If they lose it, they stand to lose everything. See Andersen, Worldcom and Enron. If they can keep their dirty laundry out of the public eye, all the better. They do this by destroying incriminating docu...
Mokhiber: Advertise This!
Commentary, September, 17 2002
Russell Mokhiber
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Corporations are gaining ground fast in their effort to assume all of the U.S. constitutional protections afforded human beings.
Mokhiber: Stripping Away Big Pharma's Figleaf
Commentary, July, 08 2002
Russell Mokhiber
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Drug prices in the United States are out of control, and rising.
Mokhiber: Restorative Justice
Commentary, June, 20 2002
Russell Mokhiber
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Corporate and white collar crime have landed on the front pages of the nation's agenda-setting newspapers.
Mokhiber: The Age of Inequality
Commentary, June, 07 2002
Russell Mokhiber
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Here's the latest evidence of the startling growth of income and wealth inequality, in the United States and around the world:
Mokhiber: Rotten To The Core
Commentary, April, 10 2002
Russell Mokhiber
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Frank Easterbrook and Daniel Fischel are University of Chicago law professors who believe that, when it comes to making profits, nothing -- not even the law -- should stand in the way. (For almost two decades, Easterbrook has also been a federal a...
Mokhiber: Wired for Business or Democracy?
Commentary, March, 06 2002
Russell Mokhiber
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While Internet stocks may have crashed, Internet optimists still abound.


