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Thursday, May 9,2013

Ag biz gags on its own gag law

By Jim Hightower
Welcome to the Brave New World of “ag-gag” laws being pushed by agribusiness corporations to stop reporters, workers, animal rights advocates and even curious 25-year-old truth-seekers like Ms. Meyer from recording abuses that are routinely taking place on farm-animal confinement factories.
Wednesday, May 8,2013

New federal data reveals huge disparities in health costs at different hospitals

The federal government today released a spreadsheet of medical care costs that shows huge disparities in costs, even within the same geographical area.
Wednesday, May 8,2013

Ohio city rejects ban on fracking

Youngstown, Ohio voters have rejected a proposed ban on fracking in city limits, but activists there say they won't stop trying to get the ban passed.
Wednesday, May 8,2013

One dead, two injured in Utah oil well explosion

An explosion at a well site in eastern Utah has killed one worker and injured two others.
Tuesday, May 7,2013

Everest fight: Are Sherpas reaching their limit?

A recent fight between Nepalese Sherpas and three European climbers on the slopes of Mt. Everest grabbed headlines, but it's by no means an isolated incident, climbers familiar with the world's tallest peak say.
Tuesday, May 7,2013

As 'Office' finale nears, will Steve Carell's Michael Scott return?

NBC's popular comedy The Office is drawing to a close as its ninth season ends, and speculation is ramping up that beloved former character Michael Scott will return.
Monday, May 6,2013

Boston Marathon bombing and terrorism like it is nearly unpreventable

There wasn't much that anybody could have done.
Monday, May 6,2013

Opinion: Time for action, not words, on Guantanamo Bay

The prison at Guantanamo Bay houses 166 prisoners. Of those, 86 have been cleared for release, but the U.S. government has refused to do so. And now, more than 100 are participating in a hunger strike in protest of their treatment.
Friday, May 3,2013

REVIEW: Tony Stark, not Iron Man, is lead role in Iron Man 3

Lots of superhero movies play on the vulnerabilities of their main characters. But can you have a superhero movie without a superhero?
Thursday, May 2,2013

Rep. Jared Polis: Getting past Washington’s war-on-drugs mentality

By Leland Rucker
Boulder-area Rep. Jared Polis and a growing group of U.S. representatives have championed efforts to get the federal government out of the pot-enforcement business. I talked with Polis via email about his latest efforts.
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