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Here’s what you need to know about who’s running, why it matters, and what to watch for.
Money matters for elections, of course, but this election also matters for campaign finance.
“Did he really think I’m Malala? And that if I were, I’d be at the Boom Boom Room?”
The organization’s damning report outlines several problems.
The 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act make sit hard to compete with Amazon in the e-book business.
“Phone addiction is real.”
Ebola reaches Mali and New York City — guess which gets more attention?
Their differing treatment for the same offense is both unfair and illogical.
Paychecks are growing. Sort of.
If the cost of treating infectious diseases was to give up everything else you love in life, no doctors would treat infectious diseases, and we would all be at much greater risk.
Senate candidate Michelle Nunn has criticized her opponent’s business record.
Researchers trained a baby to fear harmless objects. And that’s not all.
Global poverty could be over if rich countries stopped policing their borders.
Calling director Lynn Shelton’s Laggies a female slacker movie might be selling it short.
Paul is signaling that, when he runs for president in 2016, he isn’t going to move toward the Republican foreign policy consensus; he’s going to run at it, with a battering ram.