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Home-care workers are not baby sitters!
Josh Eidelson
Thanks to a new rule change, 2 million Americans will finally be treated as dignified adults. Here's what it means
New York Times’ anti-lefty hit piece makes lefty look better
Alex Pareene
A totally non-shocking look at mayoral hopeful Bill de Blasio's activist past makes him... more sympathetic
Shoppers from overseas aid U.S. exports
JEANNA SMIALEK, Bill faries
Tourism exports reached a record high in June: more visitors spend more on goods they can get cheaper in the U.S.
Shutdown crisis proves the GOP’s inner sickness
Robert Reich
And yes, the GOP will get some of the blame
Free weed for Boulder “flood relief”
Lindsay Abrams
Organizers today will pass out joints to "stressed-out recreational users"
How Walmart got government support, despite union pleas
Josh Eidelson
Labor leader says allies in the Administration tried to persuade First Lady to dump retail giant -- but were denied
Obama’s NSA review panel littered with insiders
Natasha Lennard
Having been promised "independent" reviewers, we're getting national intelligence and White House stooges
Al-Qaida branch announces leader’s death in Syria
Associated Press
He was reportedly killed by a rival group of rebels
Corporations co-opted the flash mob
Paul Krassner
Many companies are now producing similar happenings.
What Kenya attacks mean for al-Shabab, War on Terror
Associated Press
Obama administration expected to ramp up counterterror operations in Somalia
7 vile and ridiculous moments from the right this week
Janet Allon
Guns = spoons, and other absurdities
The $200K lesson I learned from getting shot
Brian Beutler
How a health insurance check sent 6 hours before being shot saved my life. And what it means for you (and America)
“Countrymen”: How Denmark saved its Jews
Laura Miller
Defenseless and occupied, Danes thwarted Nazi attacks on fellow citizens. A new book tells the inspiring story
Ten things you should know about the terrorists behind the Kenya mall attack
Associated Press
Understanding the motivations of Al-Shabab
Birth control will save the world
Alan Weisman
Despite the right's attacks, in many cases it's simply the difference between poverty and a comfortable life
Muammar Gaddafi’s sexual crimes
Annick Cojean
Libyan dictator raped women, held them captive. His security director shares harrowing, previously secret details
Go away, baseball! We’re a soccer nation now
Brian Weinberg
Fans go wild and beer flies as the U.S. qualifies for World Cup, officially establishing soccer after long climb
The life coach who loves Christopher Hitchens and hates “The Secret”
Amanda Stern
Life coach Matthew Hussey on the advice he'd never give, and why he wants to be like Christopher Hitchens
What’s behind the rise in c-sections?
Theresa Morris
The author argues that fear of malpractice lawsuits is leading to a dangerous rise in the procedure
Atheism starts its megachurch: Is it a religion now?
Katie Engelhart
The non-religious Assembly is perhaps the fastest growing church in the world -- and it's coming to a mall near you
Hush up, Franzen! Don’t blame Twitter for shallowness
Clive Thompson
Critics say social media has caused a decline in discourse, but similar hysteria accompanies all new technology
Parks make us smarter — science proves it!
Henry Grabar
Amazing new studies and brain results show nature reduces aggression, fights depression, improves mental function
Eric Schlosser: What the government doesn’t want you to know about nukes
Lindsay Abrams
The author on the disturbing similarities between nuclear near-misses, fast food and pot
Philip Roth inspired my very feminist sex life
Raina Lipsitz
Roth's not a misogynist -- he worships women's sexual power, and he taught me to celebrate mine
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