Rally to Restore Sanity/Fear Vs. Glenn Beck: Which Was Bigger?

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• Business

  

  Glenn Beck's Gold Scam, Explained

  This infographic by Jess Bachman explains how Glenn Beck and Goldline have collaborated to make money by getting paranoid old people to buy...

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  With Van Jones Down, Who Will Glenn Beck Go After Next?

  That's what people have been asking all week. The obvious next in line are Cass Sustein, the newly confirmed "regulation czar"; Director of the...

  by Siobhan O'Connor

• Business

  

  Good God, No: Glenn Beck University

  Glenn Beck is starting a University. It's going to provide a series of nine online lectures on "the concepts of Faith, Hope and Charity and show...

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  Glenn Beck's Website Sends Mixed Messages on Guns

  Think Jared Loughner is schizophrenic? Have a look at Glenn Beck's attitude towards violence, as evidenced by this screenshot.

  by Andrew Price

• Culture

  

  Glenn Beck's Audience Is Getting Vastly Smaller, Older

  Only your grandparents watch Glenn Beck these days.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Culture

  

  Be Careful What You Wish For: Glenn Beck Is Now Unchecked

  What if Fox News was actually reining in Glenn Beck? Now accountable to nobody, could he become even more dangerous?

  by Cord Jefferson

• Culture

  

  Liberal Brains Bigger in Areas of Complexity; Conservative Brains Bigger in Areas of Fear

  Surprise! A new study says there are brain differences between conservatives and liberals.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Design

  

  As Ahmadinejad Returns to the U.S., 125 Artists Rally for Iran

  Iran's President Ahmadinejad addresses the General Assembly tomorrow, as an exhibition nearby features 125 posters created in support of Iranians.

  by Alissa Walker

• Lifestyle

  

  In Haiti, a Fear of the Water

  A tropical storm and a cholera outbreak bring new challenges to Haiti.

  by Crystal Wells

• News

  

  The New Bill That Hopes to Restore Felons' Voting Rights

  In 11 states it's still illegal for some felons to vote. A new bill seeks to end this madness.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Lifestyle

  

  Americans Are Now Fat Enough to Need Bigger Buses, Too

  The Federal Transit Authority has submitted a proposal to update its bus testing regulations to more accurately reflect average passenger weights.

  by Nicola Twilley

• Lifestyle

  When Was the Last Time You Went to See a Doctor or Dentist and Was Your Visit Covered by Health Insurance?

  by GOOD

• Culture

  

  Write Your Fears to Help Prevent Failure

  Writing about your fears can help you conquer them, according to new research.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Environment

  

  Rally Cap

  Carbonrally makes reducing your carbon footprint a competition.

  by Eva Steele-Saccio

• Education

  

  Do Something U: How to Overcome the Fear of Asking for Money

  As a virtual component to their in-person boot camps, Do Something just launched Do Something U.

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks

• Business

  

  Defusing Africa's Population Bomb: There's No Need to Fear Nigerian Babies

  Debunking the latest batch of population hysteria—this time, sub-Saharan Africa's big families have Chicken Littles losing their cool.

  by Tate Watkins

• Environment

  

  Not Another Earth Day Rally

  OK, I admit, I've been pretty hard on Earth Day in recent years. (Ummm....Errrrr.) And with the exception of the incredible Step It Up events back...

  by Ben Jervey

• Environment

  

  The Media Totally Ignored This Weekend's Massive Climate Rally

  This past weekend, 10,000 climate activists gathered in Washington, D.C. But CNN, Fox News, and The Washington Post apparently didn't notice.

  by Ben Jervey

• News

  

  Are Frequent Fliers to Blame for Extreme Weather Delays?

  The holidays saw a series of extreme weather delays around the world. Will it make us reconsider our extreme behavior when it comes to air travel?

  by Alissa Walker

• Design

  

  Platinum Restoration

  Just like the new Bank Of America building will be the first skyscraper to receive Platinum LEED status from the U.S. Green Building Council, the...

  by Anonymous