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UN: Gitmo force-feeding is inhumane
Natasha Lennard
Senior UN officials say that the force-feeding of hunger strikers breaches international medical standards
How shoppers can help prevent Bangladesh-type disasters
Katie McDonough
In wake of the garment factory tragedy, here's what ethical clothing consumers can do via the global supply chain
Rhode Island legalizes gay marriage
David Klepper
The state is now the 10th to allow gay and lesbian couples to wed
Pick of the week: I was a teenage anarchist!
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Olivier Assayas' gorgeous "Something in the Air" explores the crumbling, crazy '70s Euro-left
Meet the pro-austerity hypocrites
Alex Seitz-Wald
The wealthy corporate titans behind Fix the Debt are using a loophole to avoid paying taxes, a new report charges
Hacker steals sensitive infrastructure data from U.S. military
Jeb Boone
The corrupted database contains comprehensive information about 79,000 dams across the country
Text messaging down across the U.S.
Peter Svensson
Internet-based applications are starting to eat into phone companies' profit margins
“This could be a career ender for Michele Bachmann”
Alex Seitz-Wald
The ethics questions swirling around the Tea Party lawmaker are a "big problem," experts say
California’s disappearing health care reform
Tom Gallagher
The single payer health care bill has passed both of the state's legislative branches -- twice. Why is it now dead?
U.S. citizen sentenced to 15 years hard labor in North Korea
Jessica Phelan, Geoffrey Cain
Korean-American Kenneth Bae has been convicted of unspecified crimes against the regime
U.S. reportedly moving toward arming Syrian rebels
Lolita C. Baldor, Bradley Klapper
Talk of arming the rebels is gaining traction in the Obama Administration, according to officials
The ultimate cancer taboo: Sometimes it kills you
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We keep talking about battles, warriors, miracles and hope. Meanwhile, those with metastatic cancers are ignored
Turns out much-hyped settlement still allows banks to steal homes
David Dayen
New data reveals mega-banks still illegally foreclosing on thousands. Get this: The housing settlement allows it
Chris Kelly of rap group Kris Kross dies at 34
Prachi Gupta
The rapper died of an apparent drug overdose
14 presidential candidates who still owe campaign debt
Dave Levinthal
White House hopefuls (and occupants) are awash in red ink
Alex Jones: Conspiracy Inc.
Alex Seitz-Wald
Conspiracy theories can be big business. Here's how the multi-platform entrepreneur makes his millions
Study: Medicaid improves mental health for uninsured
Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar
But new research suggests it's less effective in treating physical conditions like high blood pressure
Salman Rushdie: Artists are more vulnerable than ever
Shaun Randol
The celebrated author and founder of the PEN World Voices Festival reflects on the perils of the Internet age
Toomey: Background checks aren’t happening “any time soon”
Jillian Rayfield
“It’s a pretty heavy lift to get five senators to change their mind," Toomey said
Patriot group hopes to become NASCAR sponsor
Don Terry
The Oath Keepers, a conspiracy-spinning "Constitutionalist" group, is raising money to get a car on the tracks
How neglecting bees could endanger humans
Richard Schiffman
Bees pollinate much of our food supply, but a pesticide threatens their survival
The most racist commercial of all time?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
UPDATED: Critics call a Mountain Dew ad racist -- but the joke could be on them
Anti-Colbert Busch push polls reported in South Carolina
Jillian Rayfield
“What would you think of Elizabeth Colbert Busch if I told you she had had an abortion?” one call reportedly asked
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