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'Mississippi is Mine'new

What James Meredith did not only changed a university, but also a state and a nation.

Jackson Free Press | Joe Atkins | 09-16-2012 | Nonfiction

Isaac Churns Up Oil, Questionsnew

Hurricane Isaac disturbed oil from the 2010 BP disaster, washed up on Gulf beaches.

Jackson Free Press | R.L. Nave | 09-16-2012 | Disasters

When I heard Mitt Romney make fun of climate change during his convention speech to great laughter--"President Obama promised to slow the rise of the oceans and to heal the planet"--my mind immediately flashed back to Waveland, Miss., days after Hurricane Katrina hit.

Jackson Free Press | Donna Ladd | 09-16-2012 | Commentary

Pipe Dreamsnew

With the Keystone XL and Northern Gateway pipelines focusing attention on Alberta's oil and its pipeline system, the government is undertaking what critics say is a half-hearted review.

Fast Forward Weekly | Drew Anderson | 09-14-2012 | Energy

Tags: Keystone XL

Big Red Liesnew

Democracy doesn't stand a chance against the Republican Party's dishonesty strategy.

Orlando Weekly | Jeffrey C. Billman | 09-14-2012 | Elections

Tags: GOP Lies

Scorched Earthnew

How climate change could upend the Pacific Northwest.

The Inlander | Joe O'Sullivan | 09-13-2012 | Environment

PA Supreme Court Hears Case Against Voter ID Lawnew

Democratic Supreme Court justices slam Pennsylvania voter ID law, lawyers ask for injunction.

Philadelphia City Paper | Daniel Denvir | 09-13-2012 | Elections

Becoming Rothkonew

Landmark exhibition charts abstract painter's decisive decade.

Columbia Free Times | Patrick Wall | 09-13-2012 | Art

Big Organic Joins Monsanto in Fighting Calif. Prop 37new

Large corporations that own organic food brands are also bankrolling the fight against the GMO labeling initiative.

East Bay Express | Corey Hill | 09-13-2012 | Environment

Tags: Monsanto

At Closing Timenew

Cold case: Two years ago, Anthony Duron, an innocent bystander, was killed at Pearl nightclub.

Tucson Weekly | Brian J. Pedersen | 09-13-2012 | Crime & Justice

Foxygen: Take the Kids Off Broadwaynew

Rarely is bedroom pop played with such hyperactive abandon. Foxygen, the duo of Sam France and Jonathan Rado, present a debut album that never sits still, careening wildly, even within individual songs, across a wide range of pop, rock and avant-garde influences.

Tucson Weekly | Eric Swedlund | 09-13-2012 | Reviews

Welcome to 'Algiers'new

Calexico releases its first studio recording in four years.

Tucson Weekly | Jim Nintzel | 09-13-2012 | Profiles & Interviews

AmoChip Dabney: Not Out of Words (Microchip)new

For anyone familiar with AmoChip Dabney's various stage personas, this all-instrumental improvisational suite for piano is probably the last thing you'd expect to hear. A multi-instrumentalist excelling on saxophones, keyboards and bass, Dabney is the consummate pro.

Tucson Weekly | Jim Lipson | 09-13-2012 | Reviews