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Coal Field Hell-Raiser
Narrated By Kim Holmes, Produced By Greg Boozell
Agnes Burns Wieck forged a new role for women in the labor movement and confronted John L. Lewis face-to-face to challenge the violence in Illinois coal fields.Posted on September 28, 2015
Taken Offline: New Project Shines Light On Coders & Bloggers Imprisoned For Online Free Expression
By The Electronic Frontier Foundation
Activists targeted by governments need support from the global digital community.Posted on September 26, 2015
New Data Reveals Stark Gaps In Graduation Rates Between Poor And Wealthy Students
By Annie Waldman/ProPublica
If you're going to enroll someone, you should do the absolute best you can to graduate them, or else don't take their money.Posted on September 25, 2015
Pope Preaches About Global Warming While Church Leases Drilling Rights
By Richard Valdmanis/Reuters
One U.S. archdiocese, Chicago, told Reuters it planned to review its energy shareholdings in light of the pope's message.Posted on September 24, 2015
As Pope Pushes To Help The Poor, Catholic Universities Leave Them Behind
By Annie Waldman/ProPublica
Six of the top 20 nonprofit colleges that are most expensive for low-income students are Catholic institutions.Posted on September 23, 2015
The Beachwood Radio Hour #68: The Media Is Blowing The Patrick Kane Story
By Steve Rhodes
Anonymous sources, reckless rumors and uninformed speculation. Plus: My Only Japonais Story; United Airlines Has Finally Gone Too Far; Steve Reads The New York Post; and Steve Looks At Tinder.Posted on September 22, 2015
New Study Shows Potential Impact Of A Small Donor Matching Program On 2016 Presidential Race
By The Illinois Public Interest Research Group
Candidates with more small donors would narrow gap or out-fundraise candidates relying more on large donors.Posted on September 22, 2015
Farmers Still Fucked 30 Years After Farm Aid Founded
From Champaign To Chicago
Neil Young in no mood to celebrate.Posted on September 21, 2015
Trolling The GOP Debate
By Russia Today
With special appearances by David Axelrod.Posted on September 18, 2015
Important Win For Fair Use In 'Dancing Baby' Lawsuit
By The Electronic Frontier Foundation w/The Beachwood Added Value Affairs Desk
Appeals court affirms that copyright owners must consider fair use in online takedowns.Posted on September 15, 2015
Houston Gaining On Chicago
By Jon Herskovitz/Reuters
Chicago officials were not immediately available for comment.Posted on September 14, 2015
Boeing Plans To Finish Some 737s In China
By Alwyn Scott/Reuters
Such global sourcing takes advantage of the ability to evade U.S. labor and environmental laws that offer at least some manner of protection from unsafe working conditions and poverty wages while building business partnerships with despots whose human rights abuses and authoritarian governments needn't get in the way of overpaid American executives whose greed is never satiated.Posted on September 12, 2015
Obama Administration Blocks Release Of New CIA Torture Details
By David Rohde/Reuters
Detainees' accounts of their own torture declared classified.Posted on September 11, 2015
The Beachwood Radio Hour #67: Mac Sabbath & The Hamburglars vs. Rahm Emanuel
By Steve Rhodes
This is what it's all about, people. Plus: I Worked In Florida, Dyett And The Problem With Process; The Only Sin Is Not Being Yourself.Posted on September 6, 2015
Troublemakers: Chicago Freedom Struggles Through The Lens Of Art Shay
By Laura Janota/Roosevelt University
With this exhibit, we hope to get people thinking about who the troublemakers really are.Posted on September 5, 2015
Former Minnesota Governor Talks 2016 With Henry Rollins
They're For Sanders
On war, campaign finance, Iran, the 14th Amendment and more.Posted on September 3, 2015
EFF To Supreme Court: Police Need A Warrant For Americans' Cell Phone Location Records
By The Electronic Frontier Foundation
Americans have the right to expect that digital records of their daily travels - when they left home, where they went, and how long they stayed - are private informationPosted on September 1, 2015
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