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Food producers caught misusing federal funds are quietly pressuring Congress to shield them from public scrutiny.

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Startups often have to choose between being profitable and being humane.

The media is obsessed with the Sanders voter and the Trump voter. Yet it is the Hillary voter who may have the last laugh.

Non-stop electioneering inevitably overshadows our existing government.

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The former Islamic radical says dialogue can defeat extremism. But he doesn’t practice what he preaches.