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On the News With Thom Hartmann: Romney Has Avoided Paying Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars in Taxes Through Some Creative Accounting Practices, and More
In today's On the News segment: Mitt Romney has avoided paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes through some creative accounting practices; Sheriff Joe Arpaio is in court facing …
Syrian Uprising Morphs Into Regional and Global Wars
A divided, balkanized Syria looms as a dangerous possibility as even UN Secretary-General Ban ki-Moon acknowledges the conflict has become a proxy war between world powers.
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Ruling Could Hurt Bradley Manning’s Defense in WikiLeaks Case
Judge: Evidence of harm caused after the leaks were released isnu2019t relevant to determining Manningu2019s guilt or innocence.
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Despite Some Changes, Colorado Gun Laws Remain Lax
Colorado law still prohibits local governments from restricting gun rights in several significant ways.
Religious and Free-Market Fundamentalism Have More in Common Than Their Fans in the Tea Party
Because fundamentalists are ideologically driven, they tend to reject basic facts that do not comport with their ideology.
Are Americans Better Off Than Their Parents?
A new report from the Pew Economic Mobility Project has some observers celebrating how well Americans are doing compared to their parents. But the reportu2019s figures, upon closer inspection, …
Denver Shooting Rampage Leaves 12 Dead, 50 Wounded in Latest of Unparalleled US Gun Attacks
At least 12 people have been killed and more than 50 wounded in a mass shooting at a movie theater outside of Denver.
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Back from Syria, Reporter David Enders Says Assad Regime Crumbling to “Grassroots Rebellion”
As the battle for Damascus rages on, weu2019re joined by reporter David Enders, special correspondent for McClatchy, based in Beirut, Lebanon.
Will Ecuador Give Julian Assange Asylum?
Ray McGovern: Washington Post threatens Ecuador if Wikileaks founder given asylum.