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Hard times? TV can be your lottery ticket
King Kaufman
If you can get your sob story on the tube, you're gold. But what about the other millions of desperate Americans?
Target apologizes for Minnesota political donation
Brian Bakst
CEO says: "The diversity of our team is an important aspect of our unique culture and our success as a company"
Wyclef Jean resigns from charity before Haiti campaign
Associated Press
The singer, expected to file election papers this afternoon, steps down from his criticized aid foundation
The rich and the rest of us
Robert Reich
A noble gesture from a group of billionaires reminds us that too much wealth is concentrated in too few hands
Re-visiting Project Vigilant
Glenn Greenwald
A surveillance group's claims about its relationship with the U.S. government are likely exaggerated.
The plagiarism generation
Ryan Brown
The N.Y. Times claims students are cheating more than their parents. An expert explains why that may not be true
George Takei: Is “Star Trek” fandom over?
Bob Calhoun
The actor discusses his status as a camp icon, the future of "Trek" -- and reacts to the Proposition 8 ruling
Proposition 8 ruling: Don’t pick the caterer just yet
Linda Hirshman
As exciting as it was, today's decision is just one step on the path to a Supreme Court showdown
The anti-gay right responds to the Prop 8 ruling
Alex Pareene
The National Organization for Marriage puts on a brave face while Freepers reach for their guns
Proposition 8 gay-marriage ban overturned
Lisa Leff
Judge Vaughn Walker rejects assertion that same-sex marriage discourages responsible childbearing. Appeal coming
Foxman after mosque backlash: ADL will “move on”
Justin Elliott
The ADL chief said the group will not continue fighting the "ground zero mosque" -- but won't back off criticisms
Britain’s abortion ad is cleared
Tracy Clark-Flory
The Advertising Standards Authority defends a controversial commercial for a pregnancy counseling hotline
Network of right-wing PACs preys on small donors, nets millions in fees
Justin Elliott
Freedom's Defense Fund and other PACs raise millions for a fundraising firm but pay out almost nothing to campaigns
Iranian media say president’s convoy attacked
Ali Akbar Dareini
Tehran's state television denies reports of an assassination attempt, others claim it was a firecracker
The Haiti story you won’t read
Laura Wagner
Months after I was trapped under the rubble, I returned to the place we don't want to think about
NYC panel clears way for prayer center near ground zero
Karen Matthews, Beth Fouhy
Landmarks Preservation Commission's unanimous vote met with shouts of "shame on you!"
Meet the woman fighting Target’s anti-gay donation
Doug Grow
Corporations are now free to spend on political campaigns. But they're not immune to blowback
ABC whacks Shales over attack on Amanpour
Justin Elliott
The network calls Tom Shales' claim that Christiane Amanpour sympathizes with the Taliban "utterly fabricated"
Wave of health reform provisions coming next month
Tom Murphy
Includes coverage expansion and restricts insurers' ability to reject kids with pre-existing medical conditions
Michael Bloomberg delivers stirring defense of mosque
Justin Elliott
New York mayor chokes up defending "ground zero" Muslim center by citing religious freedom, private property rights
Senators make final arguments on Elena Kagan
Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Oppenents and supporters get in their last words before the near-certain vote to confirm later this week
6 teens drown in Louisiana river
Associated Press
Siblings from two families, ages 13 to 18, die after wading into Red River
Why I like vicious, anonymous online comments
Matt Zoller Seitz
As news outlets push back against trolls, we may be losing something: A glimpse of the real America
Journalism as blood sport?
Joan Walsh
Howard Dean and I reply to Howard Kurtz's column on the media's supposedly new "crossfire culture"
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