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Even Canada parties later than the United States. Canada!
Oleg Navalny, an apolitical former postal worker, was sentenced to three and a half years in jail to intimidate his brother Alexei, an anti-Putin activist, into silence.
Court filings show Morgan Stanley pushed subprime lender New Century Financial to make riskier and riskier loans, the New York Times reports
A quarter have purchased these supplements and about 20 percent believe they’re safe and effective.
This tweet, from Kaiser Family Foundation’s Larry Levitt, is an excellent summary of what’s different about the United States one year into the Affordable Care Act
From body cameras to the Caliphate, these were the ideas that drove debate this year.
These aren’t the top selling or chart-performing songs of the year. These are just the 15 best songs of 2014:
The results are still pretty disappointing.
Another example of racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
Search officials have recovered three bodies from the Java Sea.
These banknotes sure make the dollar bill look boring.
Maybe Scalise didn’t realize he was speaking to a white supremacy group. But that’s the problem.
Vox editors, writers, and designers on the titles that grabbed their attention this year.
Plus, Greece is holding elections next month, and the number three Republican in the House spoke to a racist hate group.
The group, the European-American Unity and Rights Organization, was founded by former KKK leader David Duke.