“WE HAVEN’T BURIED THE CHILDREN YET. WE’RE NOT DISCUSSING IT.” While media mogul Rupert Murdoch has been praised for his public reactions to the Connecticut school massacre by calling for stricter gun regulations in the United States, his Fox News cable channel is accused of dropping the ball on coverage of the tragedy by [...]
Dec 182012
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Sep 252012
HOW AN ECONOMIC BOOM CAN BE A BUST FOR LABOR. THE USA? NOT THIS TIME, BUT SOUTH KOREA. A report of the International Trade Union Confederation makes this point about the economy of South Korea, often upheld as a “model” of what an Asian economy can be. If so, it is not a model [...]
Aug 082012
“NATIONAL STARBUCKS APPRECIATION DAY” TO COUNTER THE CHICK-FIL-A ONE—DOES THAT MAKE A LOT OF SENSE? Cord Jefferson doubts it, noting that there is a vast difference between the two fast-food restaurants in their active support of either side of the marriage equality issue. For conservatives, the “day” made sense as contributing to the coffers [...]


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