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"It feels like confessing a crime," Tommy Tomlinson says about revealing his weight in his new book, The Elephant in the Room: One Fat Man's Quest to Get Smaller in a Growing America. Courtesy of Simon & Schuster hide caption
Sabrina Rubich and her 9-month-old son, Kenny, shop for milk and bananas using their newly issued SNAP benefits. Nick Mott/Montana Public Radio hide caption
Disruptions Expected As Furloughed IRS Workers Called Back To Work Without Pay
In America And Britain, Immigration At Play In Government Dysfunction
"It feels like confessing a crime," Tommy Tomlinson says about revealing his weight in his new book, The Elephant in the Room: One Fat Man's Quest to Get Smaller in a Growing America. Courtesy of Simon & Schuster hide caption
Author Interviews
He Was 460 Pounds. What Confronting His Weight Taught Him About Obesity In America
He Was 460 Pounds. What Confronting His Weight Taught Him About Obesity In America
Lack Of Data Processing During Government Shutdown Compounds Economic Effects
'Inheritance' Author: Genetic Test Unravels Family History, Identity
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