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Pregnant Women’s Legal Rights Often Violated at Work, Report Finds
A report released Tuesday by two legal advocacy groups found pregnant workers are routinely discriminated against when they need accommodations due to the physical demands of pregnancy.
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Gov. Chris Christie’s Illusion of Bipartisanship
National attention on Gov. Chris Christie's maverick ways has overshadowed his staunchly conservative decisions.
Immigration Enforcement or Folly: Are We Deporting the Worst of the Worst?
While the Obama campaign touts prosecutorial discretion as a successful way of dealing with immigration, many critics believe otherwise.
A Million People Across Brazil Say “It’s Not About 20 Cents”
More than a million people demonstrate in a hundred cities across Brazil, and raise new demands.
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Did US Government Lie About TWA Flight 800 Crash? Ex-Investigators Seek Probe as New Evidence Emerges
Was the plane accidentally shot down by the US Navy conducting a nearby exercise, or was it a terrorist attack?
Ex-Employees Say Bank of America Rewarded Fradulent Forelcosures
Bill Black: Bank of America and other financial giants undeterred by Obama admin's weak oversight and enforcement of industry.
Pretrial Hearings of 5 Suspects in 9/11 Face Challenge of Torture-Obtained Evidence
Pretrial hearings for five alleged terrorists behind 9/11 are ongoing, but evidence of their guilt may be compromised if reports that much of it was obtained by various torture …
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Visiting Hiroshima
David Krieger reflects on his time in Hiroshima.
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The Evidence Room
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Going in Circles
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