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Yemenis tell Capitol Hill of drone terror
Natasha Lennard
Despite struggles to reach Washington from Yemen, the delegation only drew a small audience of lawmakers
Ashton Kutcher vs. Wal-Mart: Epic Twitter clash rages over poverty wages
Josh Eidelson
Kutcher slams retailer: “You should be proud of your associates but I’m not sure if they should be proud of you”
Meet the Koch funded “stink tanks” that are influencing policy
Joshua Holland
By disguising corporate propaganda as legitimate research they're pushing a hard-right agenda
U.S., Afghanistan wrangle over deal ahead of elders’ debate
Associated Press
A deal has not yet been reached over the future of U.S. soldiers after the withdrawal deadline in Afghanistan
132 countries walk out of UN climate talks
Lindsay Abrams
Disagreement over compensation for extreme climate events tore a rift between rich and poor nations
Albuquerque voters defeat 20-week abortion ban, issue major blow to national antiabortion movement
Katie McDonough
The vote is a major setback for anti-choice activists hoping to use the city as a test lab for a national strategy
Napolitano’s newest headache: “Outright bullying” and “patient deaths”
Josh Eidelson
Janet Napolitano is just the latest Democratic Cabinet alum at the center of an ugly university labor struggle
Crossroads won’t name major donors
Kim Barker
A newly released tax return for the dark money giant reveals single donations as large as $18 and $22.5 million
7 disturbing ways the Pentagon mismanages its massive budget
Timothy McGrath
An explosive new Reuters report reveals book-cooking and worse
I was Tina Brown’s lackey
Daniel Menaker
This former New Yorker editor struggled to stay afloat under his glamorous new boss
McDonald’s tells workers to “sing away stress,” “chew away cares” and go to church
Josh Eidelson
“Stress hormone levels rise by 15% after ten minutes of complaining," the giant corporation warns employees online
“The American homeland is the planet”
Todd Miller
Not content with a militarized southern border, the U.S. is now militarizing borders around the world
Russian internet mogul: “We need to compete with the best”
Technology
Dmitry Grishin, CEO of Russia’s Mail.ru Group, aims to break into the US market with the launch of My.com
Listen up, Arne Duncan: Racial defense of Common Core won’t derail coalition to fight corporate school reform which hurts kids
Jeff Bryant
"Education Spring" is on -- and the uprising against testing, cuts and for-profit schools is on the rise
Monty Python to reunite
Prachi Gupta
The remaining members of the comedy troupe are planning a stage show
Right-wing pension-cutters get humiliated by their own survey data
David Sirota
Conservative ploy to slash public employee benefits runs into trouble when its own poll shows an unexpected reality
Republicans will keep heading right!: What the media doesn’t comprehend
Paul Rosenberg
Chattering classes are convinced Chris Christie will move GOP to the center. This totally misunderstands history
Wal-Mart could pay every U.S. employee $14.89 just by not buying its own stock
Josh Eidelson
Rather than buying stock to enrich Waltons, says new report, Wal-Mart could use the same cash to give $5.83 raises
Rand Paul: Only under “a very loose definition” is Chris Christie a conservative
Elias Isquith
The Kentucky senator continues his passive-aggressive crusade against the governor of New Jersey
Albuquerque voters to decide on nation’s first municipal abortion ban
Katie McDonough
The outcome of Tuesday's vote may signal the start of a new strategy to restrict access at the city level
Is One Angel Square the “World’s Greenest Building”?
Pete Danko
The new headquarters of the Co-operative Group received the highest score from the Building Research Establishment
32 Wal-Mart factories in Bangladesh require urgent safety fixes
SARAH BUTLER
Independent inspections found that 1 in 6 clothing factories used by Wal-Mart failed to meet basic safety standards
Study: McDonald’s to blame for your short attention span
Tom Jacobs
New research suggests there's a link between impatience and exposure to fast-food logos
A final countdown for haters: Obamacare’s huge, looming deadline
Brian Beutler
We're about to learn whether the anti-Obamacare crowd will control the narrative, or have to fold it up. Here's how
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