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Americans spend more than $20 billion a year on toys for kids - with most of that green leaving their pockets between now and the end of December.

Customer refused KlearGear.com's demand for $3,500 over web posting.

Beneath the surface (on travel web sites), it turns out that a large part of the price difference between these two routes is not the actual payment to the …

When Davis walked into the factory, he joined one of the fastest-growing and more dangerous segments of the US labor market: blue-collar temp work.

On Reality Asserts Itself with Paul Jay, Ralph Nader says McCarthy's reign of terror made people seek more empirical change, we went after auto companies - no “ism” there.

Arne Duncan's latest gaffe highlights the critical inequities of federal education “reforms.” Reversing these trends will require policymakers to acknowledge that education alone cannot create perfect equity of opportunity.

KIPP spends a great deal of money promoting its brand of total compliance segregated charter schools as the tough love, no excuses solution for schooling in urban communities disabled …

Only a genuinely radical response from the public will be able to counteract the selling of Detroit.

Was the near meltdown of our economy at the end of the Bush administration just a prelude to a more crushing collapse? Thom Hartmann says yes! Read an excerpt …

A Virginia carpooling contract is one example of failures that can arise when cash-strapped governments outsource public services to private companies that put profit before the public interest.