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By James Gallagher The case relates to a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union in 2009, and centres on whether companies should be

Photo Credit: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg By Glenys Sim, Phoebe Sedgman & Debarati Roy Gold plunged the most in 33 years amid record-high trading as an unexpected

By Jordan Graham, John Zaremba Two huge explosions rocked the Boston Marathon finish line at Copley Square just before 3 p.m. today, apparently causing numerous

By KristenM The first time I ever tasted a real tomato, I was in Cusco, Peru. I had picked them up at a Farmer’s Market,

Photo Credit:AFP/Getty Images By Heather Stewart and Helena Smith Cypriot politicians have reacted with fury to news that the crisis-hit country will be forced to

On my last trip to California I kept running into a group of people promoting specific solutions to the problems that face us, including government

A State of Amusement

by Valerie Strauss Increasingly teachers are speaking out against school reforms that they believe are demeaning their profession, and some are simply quitting because they

By Katherine Burton, Zeke Faux and Jody Shenn Investors including hedge funds are buying the preferred stock of government-controlled mortgage firms Fannie Mae and Freddie

By ActualidadRT Fraude colateral. ¿Cómo funciona? ¿Quién está por detrás? En este caso Daniel Estulin habla con Catherine Austin Fitts, ex alta funcionaria de la