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Report: Colleges Sneakily Use Financial Aid To Attract Wealthier Students At Expense Of Poor

According to the report, private colleges use “merit”-based aid to attract wealthier students instead of improving access to the poor.

May 16th, 2013
Katie Rucke
May 16th, 2013
By Katie Rucke

According to the report, private colleges use “merit”-based aid to attract wealthier students instead of improving access to the poor.

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Museum To Honor Henry Kissinger, But Is He Worthy Of Praise?

The former secretary of state’s commitment to realism in foreign policy ensures debate over his legacy will remain bitterly divided.

May 16th, 2013
Frederick Reese
May 16th, 2013
By Frederick Reese

The former secretary of state’s commitment to realism in foreign policy ensures debate over his legacy will remain bitterly divided.

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Addressing Media Bias, Activists Petition NYT To Revise Coverage Of Chavez

In the USA, the former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez continues to be labeled a “dictator,” a “despot” and a “tyrant” who oppressed his country during his 14 years in office. The image is inconsistent with the reports of elections monitors who have declared Venezuelan elections to be among the most free and democratic anywhere in […]

May 16th, 2013
Mint Press News Desk
May 16th, 2013
By Mint Press News Desk

In the USA, the former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez continues to be labeled a “dictator,” a “despot” and a “tyrant” who oppressed his country during his 14 years in office. The image is inconsistent with the reports of elections monitors who have declared Venezuelan elections to be among the most free and democratic anywhere in […]

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Obama Continues To Hack Away At Press Freedoms

The New York Times (NYT) editorial board is calling out the Obama administration for “secretly combing through the phone records of reporters and editors at the Associated Press.” It’s a bold allegation that has drawn the ire of civil liberties groups and concerned citizens around the country in recent days. The NYT is not alone […]

May 16th, 2013
Mint Press News Desk
May 16th, 2013
By Mint Press News Desk

The New York Times (NYT) editorial board is calling out the Obama administration for “secretly combing through the phone records of reporters and editors at the Associated Press.” It’s a bold allegation that has drawn the ire of civil liberties groups and concerned citizens around the country in recent days. The NYT is not alone […]

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Want To Boycott Monsanto? There’s An App For That

A new smartphone app is allowing consumers to take a stand against biotech giant Monsanto and the Koch brothers through barcode reading technology that alerts users when a product is associated with either organization. The Buycott app is the answer to the prayers of food activists and health advocates, who have in the past visited […]

May 16th, 2013
Trisha Marczak
May 16th, 2013
By Trisha Marczak

A new smartphone app is allowing consumers to take a stand against biotech giant Monsanto and the Koch brothers through barcode reading technology that alerts users when a product is associated with either organization. The Buycott app is the answer to the prayers of food activists and health advocates, who have in the past visited […]

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Deep Divide In Congress Over Domestic Food Aid

The House and Senate Agriculture Committees have laid the groundwork this week for reducing the size of the federal food stamp program, approving farm bills that would shrink the food aid and alter the way people qualify for it. The two chambers are far apart on how much the $80 billion-a-year program should be cut, […]

May 16th, 2013
Associated Press
May 16th, 2013
By Associated Press

The House and Senate Agriculture Committees have laid the groundwork this week for reducing the size of the federal food stamp program, approving farm bills that would shrink the food aid and alter the way people qualify for it. The two chambers are far apart on how much the $80 billion-a-year program should be cut, […]

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IRS Acting Commissioner Forced Out By Scandal

Acting IRS commissioner Steven T. Miller was forced to resign today, the first casualty from allegations the tax agency put conservative groups through extra scrutiny. In a briefing at the White House, President Barack Obama said he doesn’t blame Americans angry over the accusations and would take steps to prevent it from happening again, the Washington Post reported. “I […]

May 16th, 2013
Global Post News Desk
May 16th, 2013
By Global Post News Desk

Acting IRS commissioner Steven T. Miller was forced to resign today, the first casualty from allegations the tax agency put conservative groups through extra scrutiny. In a briefing at the White House, President Barack Obama said he doesn’t blame Americans angry over the accusations and would take steps to prevent it from happening again, the Washington Post reported. “I […]

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