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The Bush oil and gas legacy lives on and stretches from the state where the fracking industry was born all the way to Iraq.

While serving in Baghdad, Justin Cliburn formed an unlikely friendship with two Iraqi boys who lived nearby.

Regardless of what the minimum wage law says, many workers inevitably end up earning less.

The corporate board chair of ALEC, the software company SAP America, has quit the group.

“Our research suggests that environmental factors may be contributing to attention problems in a significant way”

The Guatemala legislature repealed Decree 19-2014, commonly referred to as the “Monsanto Law.”

The schools' management company, which receives millions in public funds each year from the schools, says that the salaries paid to school administrators should be considered a trade secret.

About 18,000 California nurses will walk out of the job as a means to pressure Kaiser into providing adequate Ebola training and equipment.

Matt Taibbi has pulled the curtain back on an offensive bit of Obama administration bank cronyism.

The FCC may take action on Net neutrality by the end of the year but unconfirmed reports indicate that a decision will be delayed.