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May 23, 2013
Global beer giant dances the can-can Anyone who says that America has lost its innovative edge in technology and manufacturing...
Jim Hightower
May 16, 2013
World-class political nincompoopism
Jim Hightower
May 9, 2013
Oh joy – the branch bank of the future is here!
Jim Hightower
May 2, 2013
The irony in Bush's dandy new library
Jim Hightower
April 25, 2013
Gagging on ag-gag laws
Jim Hightower
April 18, 2013
Let's join the army
Jim Hightower
April 11, 2013
Scientists discover the obvious
Jim Hightower
April 4, 2013
Texas natives tussle with foreign invaders
Jim Hightower
March 28, 2013
DHS stockpiles enough bullets for a 20-year war
Jim Hightower
March 21, 2013
A blanket of PR to make you want to hug a drone
Jim Hightower
March 13, 2013
Drew Springer fights Austin's bag ban
Jim Hightower
March 7, 2013
Collective bargaining? UN support? Is this the same GOP?
Jim Hightower
February 28, 2013
Activism pushes major corporations to support food labeling law
Jim Hightower
February 21, 2013
Let's give our weary Earth a break
Jim Hightower
February 14, 2013
George P. Bush is considering a (well-financed) run for land commissioner
Jim Hightower
February 7, 2013
"Ag gag" bill would classify exposing factory farm abuses as terrorism
Jim Hightower
January 31, 2013
One CEO has seen his pay cut in half ... to $11.5 million
Jim Hightower
January 24, 2013
When police and privacy butt heads
Jim Hightower
January 17, 2013
It's scary to see so many 5-watt bulbs in 100-watt sockets
Jim Hightower
January 10, 2013
Iowa Supreme Court out-crazies NRA, Santorum, et al.
Jim Hightower
January 4, 2013
America, it's time for a raise
Jim Hightower
December 28, 2012
Laurie David has tips for families trying to squeeze in time together
Jim Hightower
December 20, 2012
Corporate cash infiltrates the president's inaugural festivities
Jim Hightower
December 13, 2012
Obama won't play ball with Boehner
Jim Hightower
December 6, 2012
Don't blame the unions
Jim Hightower
November 29, 2012
Blame outsourcing and downsizing for questionable fleet maintenance
Jim Hightower
November 21, 2012
Faced with having to provide health insurance to full-time workers, these head honchos just made sure every one of their employees was part-time instead
Jim Hightower
November 15, 2012
If you weren't in labor or dying, Jim Hightower doesn't want to hear it.
Jim Hightower
November 8, 2012
To run away from the factory farm!
Jim Hightower
November 1, 2012
Of all the things the Romneys could invest in, why voting machines?
October 25, 2012
True the Vote had a case in its own backyard
Jim Hightower
October 18, 2012
Quote approval is stripping the media of its investigative abilities
Jim Hightower
October 11, 2012
Did you know Kellogg owns Kashi?
Jim Hightower
October 4, 2012
How Republican politicos are discouraging voting by minorities
Jim Hightower
September 27, 2012
In which Mitt Romney lives in fairy land
Jim Hightower
September 20, 2012
People are being replaced by robots who don't take coffee breaks
Jim Hightower
September 13, 2012
About that marathon time ...
September 6, 2012
Tom Head gives Todd Akin a run for his money
August 30, 2012
Paul Ryan's budget has been deemed 'serious' by the powers that be
Jim Hightower
August 23, 2012
The minimum wage is overdue for a raise
Jim Hightower
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