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Responses to "Hate art display prompts forum," Metro, March 31 and " 'Hate' painting prompts online feedback, forum," Metro, April 3

The complaint by the Atlanta police officers regarding the work of art "Formula for Hate" states that the "offensive" artwork creates "a hostile work environm...

BEIJING (AP) Rural Chinese children increasingly risk being sold or forced to become beggars, petty thieves or sex workers as their farmer parents flock to cities looking for work, an international rights group said Wednesday.

China has a thriving black market in girls and women who are sold as brides, as well as babies who are abducted or bought from poor families for sale to childless c...

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Rural Chinese children increasingly risk being sold or forced to become beggars, petty thieves or sex workers as their farmer parents flock to cities looking for work, an international rights group said Wednesday.

China has a thriving black market in girls a...

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Kunstler argues that the coming age of energy scarcity will change everything about how we live in this country -- most of all our dependency on automobiles.

The following is James Howard Kunstler' recent speech to the Commonwealth Club of California . An audio stre...

Rural Chinese children increasingly risk being sold or forced to become beggars, petty thieves or sex workers as their farmer parents flock to cities looking for work, an international rights group said Wednesday.

China has a thriving black market in girls and women who are sold as brides, as well as babies who are abducted or bought from poor families for sale to childless couples or tho...

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Rural Chinese children increasingly risk being sold or forced to become beggars, petty thieves or sex workers as their farmer parents flock to cities looking for work, an international rights group said Wednesday.

China has a thriving black market i...

I'm not going to pretend that this is the first book review ever written in a whorehouse, but bear with me. Let me just set the scene, dear readers. Why is the lobby done up in faux green marble, with Chinese characters signifying "fortune" inlaid into the floor? Why is there a bilious green fish tank the size of a Buick next to a baby grand piano that is covered by what appears to be a metall...

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Kurt Russell: Oh sure. I went to double features all the time and I was also interviewing for them because I was an actor. I do remember we used to sit around the room and sort of look at each other and say how did he get this part, are you actually going to play it? We look at each other and say "Man, I really need the work. I have to put food on the table.” "What about that scene where you...