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Corporate crime wave in Texas: How a crackdown could be coming
Josh Eidelson
Many companies are failing to pay workers what they're owed, but a big vote in Houston today could change all that
Free online education is changing how we spend our time
AKI ITO
Research has found free websites add $34 billion to consumer welfare each year - that's 0.26% of GDP
The right deludes itself again: It cannot do healthcare policy
Brian Beutler
Conservatives are in denial about the radical and disruptive nature of their health reform ideas -- once again
Corporate America’s new scam: Industry P.R. firm poses as think tank!
Lisa Graves
UPDATED: How the media fell for the propagandist, respectable-sounding "Employment Policies Institute"
I’m a 26-year-old virgin
James Layne
And not for religious beliefs or lack of opportunity. I decided to wait for a simple reason: Because it feels right
Report: The southern half of Keystone XL is a dented, sagging mess
Lindsay Abrams
Over 125 potential defects were discovered along 250 miles of pipeline
What I learned from partying with Fox News
Daniel D'Addario
Everyone loves Megyn Kelly, the Fox News "look" is real, and Bill O'Reilly loves a photo op
Snowden reportedly close to broke
Natasha Lennard
While his asylum applications were free, the cost of living as a fugitive has drained the whistle-blower's savings
Thom Hartmann: Libertarians are pushing us over a cliff
Alex Halperin
The author says we'll get sensible financial regulation, but not until conservative "predators" destroy the economy
Obama’s push for “green” energy turns out to have a massive environmental cost
Lindsay Abrams
Is the federal ethanol policy is doing more harm than good?
GOP wants to solve its “woman problem” by rebranding its war on women
Katie McDonough
A new firm geared at attracting single women voters to the GOP is probably going to fail in its mission
Investigation into Afghan civilian deaths dropped amid U.S.-noncompliance
Natasha Lennard
Locals and human rights groups have blamed U.S. Special Forces for disappearance of 17 men
BREAKING: Wal-Mart workers strike, Target workers threaten to join Black Friday walkout
Josh Eidelson
Exclusive: Puget Sound workers are latest to join the strike wave, with weeks to go before a Black Friday showdown
Philippines aid isn’t getting where it needs to go
Todd Pittman, Jim Gomez
Supplies are pouring in from around the world, but reaching those in need is a challenge
The NSA might know everything but it is not all powerful
Tom Engelhardt
In a world without privacy, our spies are not exempt
So much for Hippocrates: Why docs won’t reveal each other’s mistakes
Marshall Allen
Research suggests physicians are concerned about becoming known as a tattler and losing referrals
MayaBags: Where Fashion Meets Fair Trade Artistry
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Judy Bergsma combines high-fashion and fair trade in Punta Gorda, Belize.
Marco Rubio raising money for group that tries to “cure” gay people
Katie McDonough
The Florida senator is keynoting a fundraiser for a notorious anti-LGBT rights group
Tony Perkins: Denying women birth control is “why the Pilgrims came here”
Katie McDonough
"The founders saw us with an aggressive ability to live our lives according to our faith," Perkins said
Texas gun advocates just “posing for a photo” in public–with rifles
Jenny Kutner
One open carry advocacy group protested a gun safety meeting in violation of the same laws they hope to change
Repeal of landmark transgender students’ rights bill may be on 2014 ballot in California
Katie McDonough
A group that opposes protections for transgender students says it has the signatures necessary to repeal the law
Angela Lansbury: “‘Murder, She Wrote” reboot is a “mistake”
Prachi Gupta
The 88-year-old actress does not support NBC's upcoming remake starring Octavia Spencer
On “The Walking Dead,” families come together, but the flu threatens everyone
Neil Drumming
Sunday's episode saw the return of the Governor, and a reminder that on this show, anyone can die
“Republicans love people who have money”: GOP ex-congressman sounds off to Salon
Josh Eidelson
Longtime GOP congressman Chris Shays explains Tea Party's compromise allergy, and gets inside John Boehner's head
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