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• News

  

  The Tax Deal, in One Chart

  The best graph we've found for understanding the tax cut deal comes from the White House.

  by Andrew Price

• Business

  

  Philanthroper: A Daily Deal Site for Charities

  A new daily "deal" site lets you donate $1 to a different charity every day. But just $1. The hope is that it's habit-forming.

  by Alex Goldmark

• News

  

  What's the Deal With Recalls, Anyway? An Explainer

  The results are in for six Wisconsin senators. We explain how they fit into the history of recall elections.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• Environment

  

  Brightspot: The Biggest Solar Deal in History

  Far beyond the sprawling suburbs of Los Angeles lie acres of desert that are destined for development. But these hot, dry lands aren't going to be...

  by Patrick James

• News

  

  The Anti-tax States Get a Great Deal on Taxes

  In the map above, from The Fourth Branch, the red states are the ones that recieve more than $1 from the federal government for every $1 they pay...

  by Andrew Price

• Environment

  

  Understanding Google's Big Wind Energy Deal

  Google has been serious about renewable energy for a while, buying solar panels and carbon offsets, and even forming an energy-focused...

  by Andrew Price

• Technology

  

  Video: The Astronomical Amount of Data We Deal With

  Two and a half billion emails are sent every day. See the numbers behind the incredible amount of data we share.

  by GOOD

• Culture

  

  Seriously, What Is the Deal with These Idiots Who Hate Muslims?

  If you want to kick Islam out of America, you're the one who's un-American.

  by Cord Jefferson

• News

  

  Swedish Advice on Dealing With the Media: Lost In Translation?

  There's an interesting item on MountainRunner about this briefer given out by the Foreign Ministry, about how the Swedish Foreign Ministry should...

  by Siobhan O'Connor

• Business

  

  A Daily Deal Site That Helps You Make Healthy Choices

  Zipongo pairs natural food daily deals with life tracking software that helps you make healthy decisions, and save money.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Education

  

  How to Find the Best (or Worst) Deals for College

  A new site, the College Affordability and Transparency Center, gives users clear data about the true cost of higher education.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Education

  

  Chicago Sixth Graders Are Composing Groupon Deals

  The deal site partnered up with students working with writing nonprofit 826CHI.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Business

  

  The Un-Daily Deal Site That Wants You to Donate for Discounts

  The Mutual is a socially conscious business that mixes self-interest and eco-philanthropy.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Business

  

  Financial Fitness Task 21: Cut Coupons and Search for Deals #30DaysofGOOD

  Find your scissors and take a seat. Cutting coupons could help you reduce your weekly grocery bill.

  by Michael Fleck

• Culture

  

  Chicago-Style: Backroom Deals, Deep-Dish Pizzas, and Assorted Slurs

  Using "Chicago-style" as a signifier of corruption is nothing new, but does the phrase also insinuate something "un-American" about cities?

  by Mark Peters

• Business

  

  Groupon Green? How Sustainable Businesses Are Using Daily Deals

  With millions of emails showcasing new products, daily deals could be a boon for green business. But it's not shaping up that way ... yet.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Lifestyle

  

  One Lump or Two? Fair Trade Tea Sweetens the Deal for Growers

  The most interesting story about tea doesn't come from reading leaves at the bottom of your cup, but from the long journey it took them to get there.

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Big Egg Deal Gives America's Crowded Chickens More Space to Roam

  A new agreement with egg farmers could usher in the first federal law addressing the treatment of farm animals. This is nothing to squawk at.

  by Peter Smith

• Culture

  

  Martin Luther King Jr. Cheated on His Wife and Got Drunk; Big Deal

  A writer asks us to stop ignoring the fact that the civil rights leader was a human being.

  by Cord Jefferson

• News

  

  Focus On The Family

  With the Democrats in power, there are plans for sweeping reforms in Congress. One of the first items on the list. Working five days a week....

  by Morgan Clendaniel