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A healthcare reform foe’s alleged history of discrimination
Tristram Korten
Plaintiffs claim conservative activist Rick Scott had strange criteria about who could work in his clinics
AFL-CIO still backs public option
Mike Madden
A meeting at the White House caused some worry among progressives, but the labor group says it's unfounded
Rick Scott profits off the uninsured
Tristram Korten
A leading foe of healthcare reform owns a chain of clinics aimed at people who would benefit from a public option
White House: Obama still believes in public option
Mike Madden
An aide says the president will work with Congress to ensure affordable choices under healthcare reform
Public option down, but not defeated?
Mike Madden
Progressives say they aren't worried by the defeat of two key healthcare amendments
Bachmann’s still talking about a “one-world currency”
Alex Koppelman
The Minnesota congresswoman hasn't dropped her favorite conspiracy theory yet
Arlington Cemetery: Millions in contracts, no work completed
Mark Benjamin
An official of the graveyard keeps sending work to the same small group of associates, with few results
The end of the Pax Americana?
Michael Lind
Obama has the chance to end our Cold War hangover, and start an era where the U.S. is not the sole global policeman
Conservatives look to stop healthcare reform on state level
Alex Koppelman
Some Republican lawmakers believe Democratic proposals are unconstitutional, and they have a plan
A glossary of terms in foreign affairs
Glenn Greenwald
Righteous anger over Iran raises some deep confusion about the meaning of technical terms.
Protect young voters — save campaign finance reform
Nate Frentz
The Supreme Court may gut laws that were intended to keep corporations from dominating elections with their cash
Jim Cooper primary challenge, TV episode on torture prosecutions, and various other matters
Glenn Greenwald
Accountability Now names its first target; Law & Order advocates Bush prosecutions; DC drowns in corporate control.
The bambino in winter
Amanda Fortini
Why do babies born between December and February have a bleaker life outcome than those born in other months?
Deal with it, liberals
Mike Madden
Will Democrats make progressives accept a healthcare bill that doesn't include the public option?
The Four Horsemen send their regrets
Gabriel Winant
A list of failed predictions of the end of the world, including a few current theories that probably won't pan out
For richer or for way, way poorer
Tracy Clark-Flory
After all of the ominous forecasts, a writer reports that the financial crisis has been good for some marriages
Why loan modification scams are booming
Paul Kiel
Bogus mortgage "rescues" are a growing business -- and state and federal authorities can't do much about it
To hell with the woman, save the boobs
Judy Berman
Is a sexy new breast cancer PSA offensive ... to men?
Kirk Cameron monkeys with Darwin
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The sitcom star and super-Christian is giving away a new version of "On the Origin of Species," and it's got Nazis
AP: Census worker found hanged, “fed” on his chest
Alex Koppelman
Anti-census fears may have claimed their first victim
Palin holds coming-out party in Hong Kong
Alex Koppelman
The former governor gives her first speech in her new life as a private citizen
Salon Radio: Rep. Alan Grayson on de-funding corrupt defense contractors
Glenn Greenwald
Congress just unintentionally enacted a bill de-funding America's 10 largest defense contractors.
“Mad Men” minus the racist, sexist parts
Amy Benfer
From Oprah to Banana Republic, pop culture is nostalgic for a dark time. Screw history, bring on the pencil skirts!
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