Is it too little too late for paid leave?

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A growing number of parents see the war on drugs as an abject failure that harmed their kids

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Even as the big union endorses the president's reelection, its leader tells Salon support for OWS will continue

"Homicide: The Movie" brings the canceled, classic cop show back for a final bow; "Mary and Rhoda": Do not resuscitate.

The media has a clear agenda for delivering so many stories of classroom relationships gone wrong

The Democratic senators who didn't participate raised twice as much oil and gas industry money as those who did

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An Israeli journalist wonders why his nation's leaders stupidly ordered the raid on the Mavi Marmara

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John Lithgow and Alfred Molina play a newly married couple facing a crisis in Ira Sachs' tender, masterful film

It's utterly simple, terribly intense, all anguish and desire, yet beautifully enigmatic.

The donations appear connected to Sinema's opposition to the pro-union PRO Act

Many of the 76 million baby boomers have not saved up enough for retirement. We must tackle Social Security now