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Democratic senator backs partial Obamacare delay
Elias Isquith
Joe Manchin endorses a potential one-year delay of the individual mandate
IT glitch “wipes balances and deletes accounts”
HILARY OSBORNE
Customers at the UK Nationwide building society suddenly found their banking accounts empty!
Steve King’s war on animals
Deena Shanker
The Iowa Republican is pushing an amendment that could make puppy mills and cat meat legal
Exposed: Enron billionaire’s diabolical plot to loot worker pensions
David Sirota
How an Enron billionaire, Wall Street and a major "nonpartisan" foundation are quietly robbing American workers
Power cable failure on railroad snarls New York commute
Verena Dobnik
Tens of thousands are scrambling to find a way to work
Not even a government shutdown can stop Obamacare now
Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar
Program falls under mandatory funding exempt from shutdown
Sorry, gay-bashers: Your bogus defense may soon be outlawed!
Josh Eidelson
For years, criminals have used a homophobic "gay panic" defense to mitigate their sentences. That may change soon
The Musician Mixologist: Kevin Denton
Sponsored by Hendrick's Gin
Bar director & musician Kevin Denton's cocktails go beyond the ingredients to explore the moments that form them
Millennials, unite!
Cary Tennis
You have been cheated. Do something about it. Plus: Cary dives into the comments section
Cory Booker’s next moment of liberal reckoning
Josh Eidelson
Will the Senate hopeful sign a bill mandating that employers offer sick leave -- or will he bow to big business?
Interning is the new normal. But will it lead to jobs?
VICTORIA STILWELL
With the recession on in mind, college students continue to turn to internships
Unsold merchandise is piling up in Walmarts
Renee Dudley
And the retailer is cutting orders. What does it mean for the economy?
Freakish vote breaks partisanship, pits hunger vs. jobs
Bruce Vail
Should U.S. disaster relief require American-grown food? Those with the best intentions may miss the full picture
Promise breakers: Pew trusts is helping to gut public pensions
Gary Cohn
An effort to reduce benefits has the group's sterling name on it
Ted Cruz’s long-term strategy: Brilliant, but stupid
Alex Pareene
The fauxlibuster will be great for the senator's career -- unless he actually wants to be president
GOP’s economic war on women about to explode
Joan Walsh
But can feminists put the power of the women’s vote behind a populist economic agenda? They’re about to try
UK women still underpaid and underemployed
HEATHER STEWART
Two-thirds of UK women now work - but why are they still concentrated in lower-paid jobs?
Nevermind the price: Cobain’s childhood home is for sale
Gene Johnson
The family is also open to making it a museum
Pope Emeritus emerges from retirement to defend record on sex abuse
Katie McDonough
"I never tried to cover these things up," Benedict wrote
This is counterterrorism?: The shocking story of Mahdi Hashi
Falguni A. Sheth
Weeks into his hunger strike, Hashi's rendition and solitary confinement are scarily underreported -- and unclear
“Modern Family” is a class-blind fantasy world
Daniel D'Addario
All the show's families somehow live lavishly on a single income -- the polar opposite of the modern economy
Federal workers to strike, march on White House Wednesday
Josh Eidelson
Cleaning and concessions workers in federal buildings will protest their taxpayer-funded poverty jobs
Family hosts 200 homeless people for lavish dinner after daughter’s wedding gets canceled
Katie McDonough
How one Atlanta family turned a little heartbreak into an opportunity to feed 200 of their city's hungry people
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