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House meddling with SEC to block disclosure of political contributions

  • Written by The Conversation
imageHouse Republicans apparently want to keep us in the dark on where their money's coming from.Blindfold Franklin via www.shutterstock.com

The House Committee on Appropriations recently adopted a budget for an assortment of financial agencies. Tucked inside the 150-plus pages of legislative prose is a provision that would deny the Securities and...

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Islamic State using new media, older blueprint to fight the West from within

  • Written by The Conversation
imageA masked man speaking in what is believed to be a North American accent in a video released by Islamic State militants. REUTERS/FBI/Handout

The impact of the Islamic State (also called ISIS or ISIL), which has blazed across Syria and Iraq, is reaching perilously close to home. On July 6, President Obama made a rare visit to the Pentagon, where he o...

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Greece is a reminder of the fragility of money and the need to deal with debt

  • Written by The Conversation
imageCash: not to be taken for granted.EPA/Orestis Panagiotou

As the world waits to see the outcome of negotiations between the Greek government and its creditors, our attention has been drawn to the fragility of money by the ATM queues in Greece. The euro project, which has long been under strain, may soon start to irrevocably crack.

This fragility is...

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  1. Osborne's living wage won't spare low-income families from cuts
  2. Controversial Watermark coal mine approved for New South Wales: experts respond
  3. The myths big media peddle to demand deregulation
  4. South Sudan's viability requires an honest answer to avert further disaster
  5. Fathers can be a crucial factor in lifesaving decisions about maternal health
  6. Endangered African penguins on the rebound, but not yet in the clear
  7. In South Africa, science should be taught in only one language – how about English?
  8. Labor veteran calls on Shorten to quit over conflict of interest
  9. Getting under the skin of speculative fiction, science fiction and scientific romance
  10. Placing the terror threat in perspective may help provide a nuanced response
  11. Pregnant women taking antidepressants shouldn't panic about birth defect claims
  12. Labor gains slightly as both leaders' ratings slump
  13. Helping men get work-life balance can help everyone
  14. Greece, like Wahlberg in The Gambler, just needs a friend — and a new currency
  15. Give a Gonski? Funding myths and politicking derail schools debate
  16. Rare and deadly, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease remains a bit of a medical mystery
  17. What can Australia learn from indigenous recognition in other countries?
  18. Back then, and now – just who is David Bowie?
  19. On the road: research can improve transport across Australia
  20. It's your super, so why shouldn't you be allowed access?
  21. Living longer means it's time Australians embraced annuities
  22. Kanganomics: it's not worth killing kangaroos
  23. Budget 2015: Living wage offers rabbit out the hat, but magic will be needed later
  24. What will climate be like in 2100? Expect surprises, says new Met Office study
  25. Hear this: it's no longer enough to just look at paintings
  26. Why George Osborne's first solo budget isn't quite the fresh start he'd hoped
  27. BBC micro:bit aims to turn children from digital consumers into digital creators
  28. Celebrity campaigns are a distraction from the real risks of cancer screening
  29. Free from the confines of coalition, Osborne goes on benefits rampage
  30. Your body is telling you something – but how do you know if it's cancer?
  31. Scores killed by bombs and bullets as Boko Haram struggle escalates
  32. Budget 2015: Experts respond
  33. How Osborne's new cuts breach the UK's human rights obligations
  34. The next battleground will be Confederate memorials---and the case for removal isn't so clear-cut
  35. Shorten on the spot over failure to disclose company campaign funding
  36. Are Oxbridge tutorials still the best way to teach students how to think?
  37. Are you beach feet ready?
  38. Explainer: can you be addicted to food?
  39. The search of life beneath the ice: why we're going back to Europa
  40. Uber and Gojek just the start of disruptive innovation in Indonesia
  41. Where you grow up matters for sporting success – that's why Yorkshire cricketers are so good
  42. New lock-and-key technology promises rapid cancer testing for developing world
  43. Do 3D films make you dizzy – or is it just your imagination?
  44. Review: Terminator Genisys and the mind-bending world of alternative history
  45. Budget 2015: cuts to make Daily Mail readers wince, but not just yet
  46. Want to know how Greeks see the future? Get in the ATM queue and ask them
  47. Smart meters might be the only way to escape the Big Six and their overpriced energy
  48. When the phones went dead: 7/7 showed how disasters call for tomorrow's tech
  49. Is student loan debt really a crisis?
  50. Exploring our moon today to learn more about Earth's youth billions of years ago

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