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SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 2026: The Next Election May Be Our Last
Keynote address by Chris Hedges, Pulitzer prize-winning journalist, best-selling author & activist
First & Summerfield United Methodist Church,
425 College St., New Haven, CT
For more information, visit Between The Lines' 35th Anniversary
Posted Sep 09, 2026
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Posted Sep 09, 2026
Brazen Neocolonial Piracy: U.S.-Venezuela 100-Year Oil Deal
Interview with Steve Ellner, associate managing editor of Latin American Perspectives, conducted by Scott Harris
Posted Sep 09, 2026
After Wave of Violent ICE Raids and Terror, Danbury, CT Residents Protest and Resist
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Posted Sep 09, 2026
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