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Archives for November 2014


A parent’s worst nightmare.


Women’s shirts cost more to dry clean, and women’s haircuts often cost more. That matters far beyond the realm of bank account balances.


A unique legal situation creates an opportunity for progress.


Activists have called for protests, a general strike, and a blockade of the international airport in Mexico City.


In a new video from the AP, Cosby refuses to answer questions about the rape allegations against him — and then tries to pressure the interviewer into keeping that footage secret.


The constitution is clear on this. The world’s leading search engine less so.


Also: NBC and Netflix drop Bill Cosby due to the 15 rape allegations against him, and a grand jury decision in Ferguson could come Friday.


The Cuban Revolution, martial law in Poland, the aftermath of the Reagan amnesty, and Hurricane Katrina all led to non-enforcement of immigration law.


When it gets below 45, people are less likely to move around during the day.


One chart on how people are killed in the workplace.


This could explain a lot.


Now, there are some who oppose peach cobbler, but Obama thought it was a cobbler that works for all Americans.


Emm’s Positivity Blog is a shining beacon of happiness in the dark gloom of the internet.


For housing affordability, high pay, and social mobility, the Twin Cities are the place to be.


Steve Carell’s latest thriller gets the Wes Anderson stop-motion treatment.