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The Story of Bottled Water (tags: green politics)

MENA: Saudi Arabia Bans Moroccan Women From Traveling to Mecca Sudanese-born commentator Nesrine Malik who writes on the Guardian's Comment is Free considers that Saudi Arabia, by implementing this ban, is failing in its religious duties toward fellow Muslims. She … Continue reading →

Auditors: ICE goes easy on illegal immigrant employers | Houston In the past, ICE had faced criticism for raiding job sites and rounding up large numbers of illegal immigrants for deportation, but not necessarily building cases against employers. With the … Continue reading →

The kids are, contrary to media coverage, all right Silvia Knobloch-Westerwick of Ohio State University gave 276 volunteers an online magazine to browse. She found that older people preferred to read negative news about young people, rather than positive news. … Continue reading →

Koch Industries Fought the Health Care Law, But Sought Funds From It (tags: politics oil)

"By preventing this mosque from being built, America is doing us a big favor… It’s providing us…" “By preventing this mosque from being built, America is doing us a big favor… It’s providing us with more recruits, donations, and popular … Continue reading →

Saundra Schimmelpfennig: Six Questions You Should ask Before Donating Goods Overseas Will giving this item do more harm than good? Unfortunately we often know so little about the effects of our donations that you may not be able to answer … Continue reading →

Futurama Writer Invented A New Math Theorem Just To Use In The Show (tags: fun tv science sci-fi comedy)

Everyone Probably Owes Paris Hilton An Apology The problem with Paris wasn't Paris, it was the amount of attention the media paid to Paris. (Assuming you think Paris Hilton is a less worthy subject of attention than a Hollywood starlet, … Continue reading →

Why Doesn't the World Care About Pakistanis? – By Mosharraf Zaidi | Foreign Policy Pakistan has suffered from desperately poor moral leadership, but punishing the helpless and homeless millions of the 2010 floods is the worst possible way to express … Continue reading →