Subramanya Sastry
Founding Member (since May 2007)I am the Lead Engineer for NewsTrust.net, where I develop new web services for our site. Besides my role at NewsTrust.net, I am also developing a news monitoring service called NewsRack. I graduated with a doctorate from the Computer Sciences Department at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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Deadly Labor Wars Hinder India's Rise
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Heckuva Job, Barack
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Obama at the Precipice
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Glenn Beck, Post-Modern Conservative
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Very well written article covering different pieces of the case which effectively makes a strong argument for the abolition of the death penalty.
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Why Libya Welcomed Megrahi
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Karzai inches closer to win
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A little bit of sensationalism. While the author does a good job of highlighting problems with the Obama administration and how similar moves under Bush might have elicited a different response from progressives, the author is nevertheless cherry-picking facts and opinions to make his case. But as a rhetorical piece meant to light some fire, it does its job.
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Bush's Third Term?
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Looks like two different news articles (this one, and the other one linked) approach the same issue (children's health seriously affected by high levels of uranium in their bodies) differently .. this article attributes it to coal-fired power plans and the truthout article ascribes it to depleted uranium from the wars in afghanistan. Both articles acknowledge the other point of view. It is a little hard to figure out what the real reason is given these two conflicting claims. But, ... More »
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Indian children crippled by uranium
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How Facebook Ruins Friendships
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Why Craigslist Is Such a Mess
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