04Sep2012 | Mexico Proposes 'Unique Access' to Popular Sites TravelWeekly.com While Mexico remains on track to meet or exceed its record visitor count of 22.7 million in 2011, tourism officials now are eyeing the luxury travel market as a means of increasing visitor spending and promoting Mexico's lesser-known and undiscovered historical and cultural attractions. |
04Sep2012 | What Ralph Nader Is Thinking About the 2012 Election AlterNet The consumer advocate and former presidential candidate explains why he's not running this time, and who he wishes had stepped into the presidential race. |
04Sep2012 | Renegade Raging Grannies' 'Legitimate Rape' HuffPost The Raging Grannies are back with a new song that takes aim at Rep. Todd Akin's shocking "legitimate rape" comments. Be warned, the video includes mature language. |
04Sep2012 | 8 Countries Where Atheism Is Accepted, Even Celebrated, Instead of Demonized AlterNet In many places around the world, this is an unprecedented era for non-believers of freedom and social acceptance. In the spirit of celebrating the amount of progress secularism has made around the world, here's a list of eight of the best countries in which to be a non-believer. |
04Sep2012 | A Look at the Impact of NAFTA After 20 Years KPBS.org Like all pacts of free trade, the North American Free Trade Agreement would eliminate essentially all tariffs and special protections each country provided its farmers and workers. |
04Sep2012 | Mexican President-Elect Pena Nieto Unveils Transition Team Reuters Mexican President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto unveiled his transition team on Tuesday, and named his election campaign manager, Luis Videgaray, viewed as a possible pick for finance minister, as its head. |
04Sep2012 | Pest Control: New 'Macho' Hormone for Fruit Flies USDA This USDA program involves sterilizing male fruit flies with irradiation and releasing them into nature to mate with the wild female fruit flies. These matings produce eggs that don't hatch - eventually, the population collapses. |
04Sep2012 | Five of the Drug War's Less Obvious Casualties Huffington Post There's little chance we'll hear even a whisper about the drug war during the parties' nominating conventions in Tampa and Charlotte. This, despite the calamitous, irrefutable harms caused by U.S. drug policy. |
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