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AT&T pays to put its name on Dallas Cowboys stadium
By Jim Barthold Inevitably some pundit will say that the Dallas Cowboys “phoned it in” this year when the team has an inevitably lackluster game. That line will have added meaning now that the mega-stadium in which the NFL team plays … Continue reading
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Tagged AT&T, Cowboys Stadium, Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, National Football League, NFL
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Does George Zimmerman’s car hero story add up?
By Alex Seitz-Wald It seemed stranger than fiction, as even his lawyer acknowledged, that George Zimmerman’s first appearance just days after he was acquitted for the killing of Trayvon Martin would be to rescue a nice family of four from their overturned … Continue reading
Trayvon Martin’s parents: Juror B29’s revelations ‘devastating’
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Tagged B29, George Zimmerma, Juror, Maddy, Robin Roberts, statement, Sybrina Fulton, Tracy martin, Trayvon Martin
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McDonald’s to Employees: Get a (Second) Job
By Tom Philpott Since I last knocked heads with The Atlantic’s David Freedman over Big Food and its potential to “end obesity”—see his piece, my response, his #odd# response to my response, our joint appearance on a Minnesota Public Radio … Continue reading
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Tagged employment, fast food, job, Living wage, McDonald, unemployment, Wage, Walmart, workers
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Caribbean nations seeking compensation for slavery
By Ralph Gonsalves Leaders of more than a dozen Caribbean countries are launching a united effort to seek compensation from three European nations for what they say is the lingering legacy of the Atlantic slave trade. The Caribbean Community, a … Continue reading
Program gets homeless off streets, into own apartments
By Michelle Ye Hee Lee Two weeks ago, Betty Kelleher was sleeping with one eye open in a noisy, putrid downtown parking lot with about 250 other homeless people. Today, she sleeps on a full-size bed in a studio with … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartment, Betty Kelleher, Downtown Phoenix, homelessness, Phoenix
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Op-ed: An open letter to my unborn son