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	July 5, 2011

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	from Education School District Failed Bullied to Death Teen A federal investigation has found evidence that Tehachapi school district officials failed 13-year-old Seth Walsh who, because of pervasive ant... by: Steve W. 12 comments
	from Environment & Wildlife Summer Travel Plans? 3 Ways To Reduce Your Emissions Long weekends are the perfect excuse to get out of town. Escaping from the daily routine of life and work is great for the soul, but long distance tra... by: Beth Buczynski 2 comments
	from Environment & Wildlife How To Have a Greener Fourth of July The 4th of July is the iconic American holiday when we remember our past as we spend time with family and friends. However, if we aren’t careful... by: Gina-Marie Cheeseman 3 comments
	from Civil Rights MN Marriage Amendment Would Hurt Families (VIDEO) The Reitan family have spoken out against efforts to enshrine a gay marriage ban in the Minnesota constitution. Defending son Jake’s righ... by: Steve W. 4 comments
	from Civil Rights Pakistani Islamist Groups Call Pro-LGBT Event “Cultural Terrorism” Gay rights are a controversial topic in Pakistan, a country dominated by conservative Islamic political and religious figures. Although these leaders... by: Amelia T. 4 comments
	from Civil Rights Opera Project Halted After School Objects to Gay Character Billy Eliot author Lee Hall’s new opera Beached, created as part of a community project involving UK school children, has been halted after a pr... by: Steve W. 3 comments
	from Civil Rights Ashton Kutcher Attempts to Destroy Newspaper For Criticizing Him Ashton Kutcher’s recent forays into social justice activism have not been successful, perhaps because they are not especially well-conceived. H... by: Amelia T. 2 comments
	from Civil Rights DOJ Files ‘Historic’ Anti-DOMA Brief The Department of Justice has been praised for filing in court Friday a detailed opinion against the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) that bans f... by: Steve W. 4 comments
	from Women's Rights Iraqi Women's Vigilant Champion: Yanar Mohammed By Marcia G. Yerman The democratic spirit of the Arab Spring uprisings is alive and well in the determination of women protesters in Iraq, who are see... by: .. 1 comment
	from Women's Rights French Writer Accuses Strauss-Kahn of Attempted Rape At this point, it seems unwise to write anything definitive about the rape charges against former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn, because the circum... by: Amelia T. 11 comments
	from Real Food The All-American Fourth of July Barbecue Party Foods with a Patriotic Past On July 4th, in parks and backyards across the United States, Americans will celebrate Independence Day with firewor... by: Jaelithe J. 4 comments
	from Politics MN State Rep: Only Millionaires “Actually Worked Hard” With additional talks stalled until at least Tuesday, July 5th, there is little to do for a Minnesota state politician right now besides point fingers... by: Robin M. 4 comments
	from Politics Crackdown in Hama: Olympic Boxer, 13-year-old Shot A video made by a cameraman of the sniper who was at the same time shooting him speaks volumes about the atrocities going on in Syria as anti-governme... by: Kristina C. add a comment
	from Politics Debt Ceiling Fight Setting Up Constitutional Crisis With debt ceiling negotiations apparently dead in the water and the August 2nd deadline fast approaching, those hoping to prevent the potentially deva... by: Jessica P. add a comment
	from Politics All Eyes to EPA on Global Warming The U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to regulate carbon dioxide and other global warming pollutants... by: Jennifer M. 4 comments
	from Politics Made in America, Made for the World by Scott Paul, executive director of the Alliance for American Manufacturing In a special July 4 guest column at the AFL-CIO blog, Scott Paul, executi... by: .. 5 comments
	from Politics Who Would Clinton Vote For? There’s a lot of GOP contenders on the road these days, and no one seems very excited by any of them. But still, you have to wonder…. Who... by: Robin M. 2 comments
	from Politics Why We Shouldn’t Always Get Our News From Twitter For those of us who get news primarily from twitter, the Fox News twitter feed would like to apologize. The president is not in fact dead, as they pre... by: Robin M. 11 comments
	from Politics Morning Mix: Happy Fouth! We’re Still In Debt Happy Independence Day! The country may be celebrating, but for those in D.C. there is still a looming debt ceiling crisis to deal with. Wisconsin Se... by: Robin M. 12 comments
	from Animal Welfare Monkeys Commandeer Camera, Click Away While visiting a small national park north of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, British photographer David Slater set up his camera on a tripod, left... by: Kristina C. 1 comment
	from Animal Welfare FDA Approves Alternative to Animal Testing for Botox The healthcare company Allergan has received approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its in-vitro, cell-based assay for testing its o... by: alicia G. 2 comments
	from Health Policy New Autism Studies Question Emphasis on Genetic Causes After autism was first identified in 1943 by child psychiatrist Leo Kanner, it was widely believed — in large part due to the work of self-style... by: Kristina C. 2 comments
	from Health Policy Some IVF Drugs May Increase Risk of Down’s Syndrome UK researchers have raised concerns that drugs used in IVF for older women may increase the child of having a child with Down’s Syndrome, as wel... by: Kristina C. 3 comments
	from Human Rights UPDATE: Bring Ayn Home: Autistic Girl Taken From Her Father by Province UPDATE. Monday, July 4, 2011, 22:00 EST: On the Facebook page for Ayn, Derek Hoare posted: I received a call from the ministry, they said Ayn has been... by: Kristina C. 78 comments

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