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Immigration, yes. Indentured serfdom, no
Michael Lind
The dark side of immigration reform: A new "guest worker program" that's as close as we may get to modern slavery
When modems used to hiss
Jacob Savage
I grew up on dial-up and AOL chatrooms. Little did I know the Internet and I were coming of age together
The Pentagon is planning the nation’s largest ever cyber army
Jeb Boone
Responding to threats of espionage and state-sponsored cyber attack, U.S. Cyber Command looks to expand its forces
“We don’t talk to media but we are black bloc”
Natasha Lennard
Anarchists' protest tactics emerge in Egypt and draw ire of government
Will “alt-labor” replace unions?
Josh Eidelson
As union membership steadily declines, new non-union workers' groups are filling the labor movement's biggest void
Obama: Congress must act on immigration right away
Jillian Rayfield
The president outlined his proposals for immigration reform in a speech Tuesday
Tegan and Sara announce “Heartthrob” with heartthrob Andy Samberg
Prachi Gupta
The comedian flirts with the musicians to promote their new album, but they're not having any of it
Report: Treasury OKed “excessive” salaries for bailed-out firms
Jillian Rayfield
An inspector general report says the Treasury approved pay raises for executives at GM, AIG and Ally
Egyptian state could collapse, says army chief
Associated Press
Protesters across the country continue to battle police and besiege government offices
Same-sex couples reportedly part of Obama’s immigration push
Jillian Rayfield
The president will call for broad immigration reform in a speech Tuesday in Las Vegas
Obama says he’ll sign $50.5B Sandy aid bill soon
Andrew Miga
The Senate passed the bill, 62-36, despite opposition from conservatives
Israel admits Ethiopian Jewish immigrants were given birth control shots
Katie McDonough
An Israeli journalist also found that most of the women given the shots say they were coerced
Senators optimistic immigration reform will happen this year
Jillian Rayfield
But the House will probably throw cold water on their plans
Egypt’s ongoing revolution erupts in violence
Erin Cunningham
Two years after overthrowing Hosni Mubarak, Egyptians appear headed for civil war
Former Wired editor’s perverse defense for outsourcing jobs
David Sirota
Chris Anderson argues offshoring is good for our workers and our education system. He's wrong on both accounts
Kentucky Dems may throw the Tea Party a McConnell life raft
Jillian Rayfield
Democrats are considering teaming up with Tea Partyers in an effort to oust Mitch McConnell in 2014
Wikileaks movie script leaked to Julian Assange
Faine Greenwood
Assange claims to have acquired script for a "Fifth Estate" film; calls it a "mass propaganda attack"
Suspect in Delhi gang rape to be tried as juvenile
Nirmala George
A suspect in the fatal gang rape of a 23-year-old woman last month was under 18 at the time of the attack
Senators will roll out bipartisan framework for immigration reform
Jillian Rayfield
Key senators from both parties have agreed to an immigration overhaul that will be unveiled Monday
Wait, N.H. police chiefs are raffling an assault rifle like Adam Lanza’s?
David Daley
It's true: New Hampshire police chiefs are giving away a gun a day in May, one of them just like the Newtown weapon
“We were the ones who shot them”
Kevin Sites
An Army specialist recounts the horrible story of realizing he's just fired on -- and killed -- fellow Americans
Conservative groups take on Hagel nomination
Alex Halperin
Anonymous right-wingers want to derail the president's choice to head the Defense Department
Bad pharma: Drug research riddled with half truths, omissions, lies
Ben Goldacre
Industry-funded trials are too common, can't be trusted -- and bring pills to market that likely don't work
When the law won’t call it rape
Stephanie Hughes
If there's confusion among the public (and politicians) about rape, baffling, conflicting state laws make it worse
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