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Apocalypse Fairly Soon

Suddenly, it has become easy to see how the euro — that grand, flawed experiment in monetary union without political union — could come apart at the seams. We’re not talking about a distant prospect, either. Things could fall apart with stunning speed,  …

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This Week in Poverty: A Little Help for the Long-Term Unemployed?

Quote of the Week "People want to say people on welfare are sitting around. I've been hustling.

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Facing Common Struggles, Domestic Workers Mobilize Across Borders

The United States isn't unique when it comes to political and social crises related to immigration. Migrants in other parts of the world face similar, sometimes much harsher struggles. Even those who are "legal" are often extremely vulnerable to economic exploitation, ra …

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Book Review: "Who Is That Man? In Search of the Real Bob Dylan" «

Millions of words have been written about Bob Dylan since his first appearance in New York City in 1961. Some of those words were damning as befits any person of unique and singular talent. After all, by breaking new ground and setting new standards, they alienate those who  …

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TV host Henry offends Australian viewers - Yahoo! New Zealand News

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Greece: SYRIZA, the Communist Party and the desperate need for a united front | Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal

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Curt Schilling video game co. 38 Studios, Kingdoms of Amalur, in trouble in R.I. - Boston Business Journal

38 Studios, the video game startup founded and funded by former Boston Red Sox ace Curt Schilling, is reportedly in troubled waters just three months after releasing Kingdoms of Amalur, its first title. Ocean State economic development officials are reportedly working to keep  …

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NZ POLITICS DAILY: Sex, politics and religion. How could any news editor resist? | The National Business Review#comment-383440#comment-383440#comment-383440#comment-383440#comment-383440#comment-383440

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Fables of Wealth

Our most destructive lie, he added, “is that it is very easy for any American to make money.” The lie goes on. The poor are lazy, stupid and evil. The rich are brilliant, courageous and good. They shower their beneficence upon the rest of us.

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