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Headlines for December 10, 2012; 2012 Nobel Peace Prize Goes to the European Union Amid Opposition from Three Former Laureates; Does the EU Deserve the Nobel Peace Prize? Critics Condemn Role in Brutal Greek Austerity; Norwegian Peace Activist: Top Role in Global Arms Trade Makes EU Unworthy of Nobel Prize; A "Radical Idea" Reversed: Author Says Nobel Committee Has Betrayed Founder's Anti-Military Intent; "Incredibly Disappointed": Civil Groups Decry Weak COP18 Deal amid Deadly Proof of Climate Change

Headlines for December 07, 2012; "If Not Now, Then When?": Filipino Negotiator Pleads for Climate Deal After Typhoon Kills 500; Profiting From Pollution: Top Venezuelan Negotiator on the Economic Motives Behind the Climate Talks; "Your Governments Have Failed You": Syrian-American Student Munira Sibai Calls For Climate Justice; "The Most Obdurate Bully in the Room": U.S. Widely Criticized for Role at Climate Talks; Qatari Human Rights Official Defends Life Sentence for Poet Who Praised Arab Spring Uprisings

Headlines for December 06, 2012; After Deadly Clashes in Cairo, Egypt Faces One of Its Largest Political Crises Since Revolution Began; "We Are Running Out of Time": Obama Urged to Match Rhetoric to Action on Climate Deal; With Future Imperiled, Youth Activists Demand Urgent Action at U.N. Climate Summit in Doha

VIDEO: Voices from the Cooper Union Occupation in New York City

Headlines for December 05, 2012; Amy Goodman Questions Top U.S. Negotiator on Alleged Obstruction of U.N. Climate Talks in Doha; From Small Island States to Largest Polluters, "Everyone Is Looking to the U.S." on Global Warming; "Get It Done": After Stirring Durban Speech, Student Anjali Appadurai Initially Banned by U.N. in Doha; From Fossil Fuels to Global Warming Denial, Koch Brothers May Be Biggest Force Behind U.S. Inaction

Headlines for December 04, 2012; In Doha, Lead U.S. Negotiator Plays Down Expectations of Climate Action in Obama's Second Term; Former Irish President Mary Robinson: Climate Change the Biggest Human Rights Issue of Our Time; As Typhoon Bopha Wreaks Havoc, Philippine Negotiator Urges Wealthy Nations to Address Global Warming; Carbon Tsunami: World Bank Study Warns of Lethal Global Temperature Rise Even If Emissions Pledges Are Met; Study: Wealthy Nations' Fossil Fuel Subsidies 5 Times Greater Than Climate Aid to Countries in Need

Headlines for December 03, 2012; Climate Cliff: As Global Emissions Peak, Hopes for U.N. Climate Deal in Doha at All-Time Low; At U.N. Climate Summit in Doha, Arab Youth Activists Stage Qatar's First-Ever Climate March; U.N. Climate Summit in Qatar Brings Rare Attention to Plight of Country's Neglected Migrant Workers; Egyptian Judges Join Upheaval over Morsi's Decrees Ahead of Key Vote on New Constitution

Headlines for November 30, 2012; Hundreds of Fast-Food Workers Strike for Living Wage, Inspired by Wal-Mart Strike; U.N. Approval of Palestine as "Non-Member State" Shows Isolation of U.S., Israel Stance on Statehood; Congo Humanitarian Crisis Worsens Amidst Renewed Violence Linked to Rebels Backed by Rwanda; Accused WikiLeaks Whistleblower Bradley Manning Testifies He Thought He Would "Die in Custody"

Headlines for November 29, 2012; EXCLUSIVE: Julian Assange on WikiLeaks, Bradley Manning, Cypherpunks, Surveillance State; Smoke Signals: Martin Lee on Growing U.S. Movement to Legalize Marijuana

Headlines for November 28, 2012; Former GOP Strategist Kevin Phillips on the Roots of American Revolution and Future of U.S. Politics; "Central Park Five": New Film on How Police Abuse, Media Frenzy Led to Jailing of Innocent Teens

Headlines for November 27, 2012; Bangladeshi Labor Activist Finds Burned Clothes with Wal-Mart Labels at Site of Deadly Factory Fire; Eve Ensler on "The State of Female America," Her Play "Emotional Creature" & Women Violence in Congo

Headlines for November 26, 2012; After Brokering Gaza Ceasefire, Egypt's Morsi Reignites Protests with Decree Expanding Powers; Sharif Abdel Kouddous on Gaza's "Severe Damage" and Why Truce Won't Stop the Violence of Occupation; Wal-Mart Worker Uprising: Protests Held at 1,000 Stores on Black Friday; Massive Fire Kills At Least 118 Factory Workers in Bangladesh at Wal-Mart Supplier

Woody Guthrie at 100: Pete Seeger, Billy Bragg, Will Kaufman Honor the "Dust Bowl Troubadour"

A Tribute to Blacklisted Lyricist Yip Harburg: The Man Who Put the Rainbow in The Wizard of Oz

Headlines for November 21, 2012; As Bus Bomb Hits Tel Aviv, Sharif Abdel Kouddous on Egypt's Mediator Role and Gaza's Ongoing Torment; Debate: From Short-Term Ceasefire to Long-Term Peace, How to Resolve the Israel-Gaza Crisis?; Wal-Mart Accused of Threatening Workers with Retaliation Ahead of Black Friday Walkouts, Protests