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Wael Ghonim: The Power of the People is Greater Than the People in Power
Ghonim, who's at the intersection of Middle East democracy and online activism, cautions observers against second-guessing their support.
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Can the Occupy Movement Survive Without Occupations?
Losing the occupiers means losing the visual symbol of Occupy Wall Street.
Lifestyle
Why the U.S. Government Won't Protect Us From Toxic Chemicals In Our Food Supply
Three decades later, Americans are still waiting for the EPA to fulfill its promise on examining dioxins in our food supply.
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Damage Control: Why the Backlash Against the Komen Foundation Succeeded
Why don't we put the same pressure on politicians as we did on Komen?
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Give Komen the Pink Slip: Five Ways to Support Women's Health for All
The omnipresent Susan G. Komen Foundation has pulled its grants for breast-cancer screenings from Planned Parenthood.
Environment
No Politics, Just Science: A New App Explains Climate Change
A new app brings a far-reaching global event down to earth.
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Anti-Gay Tennessee Legislator Booted from Knoxville Restaurant
The senator who believes heterosexual sex can't result in HIV transmission is now banned from a Knoxville eatery.
Culture
GOOD Books: Life on the Campaign Trail
These books give readers an inside look into what campaigns are really like, from the mundane to the ridiculous.
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Rick Santorum Says College is 'Indoctrination'; We Say It's Necessary
Rick Santorum's way of thinking about education is both outdated and dangerous.
Business
Pay for Success: How a New Kind of Bond Could Save Taxpayer Money and Improve Social Services
The White House has big plans for a new idea to funnel private money into social work.
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La Cage aux Jim Crow: The New Bill That Would Shut Gays Out of Society
A new bill in the New Hampshire legislature is sadly reminiscent of some of America's ugliest history.
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Politicians Do a Great Thing; Special Interests Immediately Try to Destroy It
A good-natured experiment in Massachusetts' Senate race is making PACs look even worse than they already do.
Lifestyle
Buy You a Drink: A Highly American Cocktail for Stephen Colbert
GOOD designs a 100-percent U! S! A! cocktail for Stephen Colbert.
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Hope vs. Anger: How Obama's SOTU Set the Tone for 2012
"Hope and Change: Redux" has officially begun.
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Infographic: How Does Romney's Wealth Compare to Other Candidates?
Romney's fortune isn't the point-—it's that he'd cut his own taxes in half as president.
Environment
As Washington Backs Off Clean Energy, States Are Filling the Void
As a group, states are already doing more to support clean energy development than the federal government ever dreamed of.
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Open Marriages Aren't Wrong–Newt Gingrich Is
Newt Gingrich isn't the poster child for healthy open marriages. He is a prime example of how a sexist, repressive culture hurts relationships.
Environment
Why Obama Rejected Keystone XL
Until protesters made the pipeline a national issue, no one in Washington questioned that construction of the pipeline would be approved.
