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02.16 Occupy Kindergarten: The Rich-Poor Divide Starts With Education
02.12 FiveBooks Interviews > Lorraine Adams on The Truth Behind the Headlines
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02.20 Canada threatens trade war with EU over tar sands
02.20 New Law Requires Women To Name Baby, Paint Nursery Before Getting Abortion - video satire
02.20 Attacks paid for by big business are 'driving science into a dark era'
02.17 U.S. Pushes to Cut Emissions of Some Pollutants That Hasten Climate Change
02.15 Leaked Heartland Institute documents pull back curtain on climate scepticism
02.13 Childhood Abuse Disrupts Brain Formation, Harvard Study Says
02.13 Dolphins beaching in record numbers on Cape Cod
02.13 Southern Californians at risk of death from air pollution, EPA says
02.13 EPA Sued by 11 States to Enforce Standards Limiting Soot
02.13 Congress nearly eliminates funds for lead poisoning
02.10 LET’S REMAKE THE WAY WE MAKE THINGS
02.09 Cancer rates triple among New York police officers who responded to 9/11
02.08 The seed emergency: The threat to food and democracy
02.07 Bill Gates backs climate scientists lobbying for large-scale geoengineering
Ref. Dollars for Doctors - How Industry Money Reaches Physicians
Ref. 2010 Comparative Price Report Medical and Hospital Fees by Country - Graphics
Ref. Health at a Glance 2011 - OECD Indicators
Ref. : Why is Healthcare Absurdly Expensive in USA (Part 2) [Graphics] (Part 1 is here)
Video Health Care Systems in Less Corrupt Countries
02.13 U.S. No Longer Seen as a Bastion of Press Freedom
02.07 Did Obama make the economy worse? Not according to most statistics
Daily The Daily Howler
02.21 Private Prison Company to Demand 90% Occupancy
02.13 News Corp may face US inquiry after Sun arrests at News International
02.13 Why Was No One Punished for America's "My Lai" in Iraq?
02.22 In Republican Race, a New Breed of Superdonor – Who are they, and how would they want government to change
02.22 Jennifer Granholm calls for women to serve their country - video
02.21 Will We Choose a Chinese Future?
02.20 Delusions of the Corporate State
02.17 The Electoral Wasteland
02.17 Why Eleanor Holmes Norton walked out of congressional hearing about contraception - video
02.17 Moochers Against Welfare
02.17 Student Loans Near $1 Trillion Hurting Young Buyers: Mortgages
02.17 Is America Becoming More Conservative? Why?
02.14 Voter Rolls Are Rife With Inaccuracies, Report Finds
02.14 CELEBRITY: Did Whitney Houston's Family and Friends Let Her Down???
02.13 Fox News Commenters Respond to Whitney Houston’s Death With Deluge of Hatred and Racism
02.13 Bill Maher: Republicans Divide America - video
02.13 The right's stupidity spreads, enabled by a too-polite left
02.12 Even Critics of Safety Net Increasingly Depend on It - Interactive Map: Where Americans Most Depend on Government Benefits
02.12 CPAC attendees more focused on the economy than their right-wing leaders - video
02.10 The Cancer in Occupy
02.10 How Opus Dei Influenced Rick Santorum
02.10 People Are Not Leaving the Labor Force
02.09 Obama, Explained
02.09 OPED: The White Underclass
02.09 EDITORIAL: A Terrible Transportation Bill
02.09 THE OBAMA MEMOS
02.21 Europe Agrees on New Bailout to Help Greece Avoid Default
02.21 How Greece Could Take Down Wall Street
02.20 Foreclosure process is ‘utterly broken’Pain Without Gain
02.20 Foreclosure process is ‘utterly broken’
02.20 Germany drawing up plans for Greece to leave the euro
02.17 Bill Gates pressures Obama over new mining and energy anti-corruption laws
02.17 Athens faces tough bail-out terms
02.16 Austerity Policy Destroying Greek Society - video
02.16 Private Prison Corporation Offers Cash In Exchange For State Prisons
02.15 American decline in perspective, part 1: 'Losing' the world
02.15 American decline in perspective, part 2: The imperial way
02.15 Occupy’s amazing Volcker Rule letter
02.14 The Top Twelve Reasons Why You Should Hate the Mortgage Settlement
02.14 An American budget for the rich and powerful
02.13 STOCK Act Passes: House Votes For Weakened Insider Trading Bill
02.13 EDITORIAL: The Big Money Behind State Laws
02.10 This is no bailout for Main Street America
02.10 Why the Foreclosure Deal May Not Be So Hot After All
02.10 Matt Taibbi assesses the $26 billion settlement designed to aid victims of foreclosure fraud - video
02.10 Foreclosure Deal to Spur U.S. Home Seizures
02.09 S.E.C. Is Avoiding Tough Sanctions for Large Banks
02.08 Banks Paying Homeowners to Avoid Foreclosures
02.07 App Stores Create 500,000 U.S. Jobs
02.07 The Payroll Tax Fight
02.07 Obama super PAC decision: President blesses fundraising for Priorities USA Action
Ref. We’re More Unequal Than You Think – Graphic: Unequal rise in income
02.21 Top Ten Ways Iran is Defying US, EU Oil Sanctions and How You are Paying for It All
02.19 Before Zionism: A story that needs retelling
02.13 Anarchism Is Not What You Think It Is -- And There's a Whole Lot We Can Learn from It
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