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Trump’s Labor Department Says Employees Don’t Own Their Tips
One in five workers already has their tips stolen.
Health Care Sign-Up Deadline Is Friday, but Some People May Get Extra Time
Open enrollment on the federal health law's marketplace ends today.
Meet the Woman Who’s Boosting Arizona’s Mom-and-Pop Business Culture
One strategy is to show people what they can buy locally, and dispel the myth that it's more expensive.
As US Military Outposts Crumble Under Climate Change, Pentagon Refuses to Take Precautions
The Pentagon is not taking precautions to deal with climate change-induced damage at military sites.
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The FCC Put the Internet at the Mercy of a Handful of Multibillion-Dollar Corporations
The fight to save net neutrality did not end yesterday.
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Under Threat of Regulation, Profiteers Blame Each Other for High Drug Prices
Congress has yet to take meaningful action.
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Medics, Observers and a Journalist Face 50 Years in Prison in First Trial of J20 Inauguration Protests
Final arguments are underway today in a case that could shape free speech and the right to protest in the US.
The Growing Case for Impeaching Donald Trump, From Lawlessness and Corruption to Abuse of Power
On Thursday, another Democrat endorsed articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.
Economic Update: Different Economics, Different Policies
A discussion of Marxian economics and UK Labor Party policy initiatives.