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Documents reveal Koch-funded group's plot to undermine climate science

Documents leaked from the 'free-market' Heartland Institute reveal payments to prominent climate-change deniers, a plan to create a fossil-fuel-friendly curriculum for Kindergartners, and efforts to 'keep opposing voices' out of the media.
Change Agent
Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman urge fans to help Africa

In a show of corporate social responsibility, DC Comics unleashes its superheroes on the problems in the Horn of Africa
Haley Barbour out, GOP ponders as 2012 field takes shape

Haley Barbour: Several allies said Barbour, known as one of the smartest political operatives in the GOP, ultimately decided he didn't have what it takes to win.
Stocks sink after S&P downgrades US outlook

Standard and Poor's cut its outlook for long-term US credit on Monday, sending US stocks downward
NCAA tournament Sweet 16 preview: Butler and Wisconsin are steady, like their coaches

A look at this Sweet 16 encounter and the long road the two coaches have both taken to get this far.
The Reformed Broker
Stock prices to watch: Crossing Wall Street has released their 2011 'Buy List'

Stock prices can look volatile from day to day, so some investors – like those at Crossing Wall Street (CW) – make one reasoned 'buy' decision each year, and stick with it.
Supreme Court appears split by infant vaccination case

The Supreme Court hears arguments in a lawsuit filed against the manufacturer of a vaccine that left a 6 month old girl developmentally impaired.
Tax VOX
US drug companies' foreign profits grow. Suspiciously.

While Congress mulls healthcare reform, US drug companies appear to be shifting profits to foreign locations where taxes are lower.
Mitch Daniels open to presidential run, despite '100 reasons' to pass

Indiana's Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels, asked about a presidential run in 2012, said, 'Can’t you name 100 reasons that no sane person would do this?' Then he left the door open to the possibility.
The New Economy
Why do firms lobby? A 22,000 percent return.