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Zakaria: Bush Needs to Get Serious on Energy (07 July 06:02) |
| U.S. energy policy is seriously behind the rest of the industrial world. What President Bush should do to catch up.
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Q&A: Iranian Diplomat on Tehran’s Role in Iraq (04 July 08:27) |
| The U.S. is wrongly accusing Iran of arming militant groups in Basra, says Tehran's top diplomat in the southern Iraqi city
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A popular July 4th anthem isn't actually American (04 July 07:36) |
| Who cares if a popular 4th of July tune has nothing to do with America?
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Clift: Clark’s 3 Mistakes on McCain’s War Service (04 July 03:01) |
| It's hard to feel sympathy for Wes Clark's mistakes in the no-win controversy over John McCain's military service.
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Commentary: Fashion Mavens Still Like Light Skin (04 July 02:29) |
| Despite Italian Vogue's recent black issue, the international fashion world still prefers white skin.
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Group Lobbies for Reform of Funeral Industry (04 July 02:06) |
| A small, but growing, group of activists seeks to reform the funeral industry.
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Fact or Fiction: Why Some People Are Mosquito Magnets (04 July 01:44) |
| After this weekend's barbeques and fireworks displays, you might wonder why some people wind up covered in mosquito welts and others are bite-free. It's not a coincidence. Each person's indi... |
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Gerson: Republicans Don’t Own the Faith-Based Agenda (04 July 01:12) |
| Obama's challenge: getting Democratic secularists on board.
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How a Baby Became a Victim of Mugabe’s Brutality (04 July 12:49) |
| In Zimbabwe, no victim is too young for Robert Mugabe's brutal reign. And the opposition is finding fewer and fewer places to hide.
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Cars: Can Anything Save Detroit? (04 July 12:48) |
| Can anything save Detroit's automakers?
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Terror Watch: FBI Agents Infiltrate Muslim Groups (04 July 12:21) |
| How an undercover FBI informant busted an alleged terror ring.
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New Safety Concerns Over Chinese Made Fireworks (03 July 11:16) |
| New safety concerns over Chinese-made fireworks.
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How to Avoid the Most Common Medical Mistakes (03 July 10:07) |
| The most common medical mistakes and what you can do to avoid them.
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A Somber Mood at Aspen Ideas Festival (03 July 09:26) |
| A somber gathering of America's elites in Aspen.
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Hirsh: Inside Tehran’s Nuclear Strategy (03 July 09:09) |
| Inside Tehran's Scheherezade strategy on nukes.
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Q&A: Lomborg on Al Gore and Climate Change (03 July 04:03) |
| Bjorn Lomborg earned the wrath of many scientists by calling into question the direness of global warming. Now, in this wide-ranging interview, find out why he claims that Al Gore is 'wild... |
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The Scientists Who Revived Magic Mushroom Research (03 July 02:17) |
| How some dedicated scientists and former flower children managed to bring hallucinogenic drug research back to mainstream labs after more than 30 years.
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Seven Surprising Facts About Our Internal Body Clock (03 July 02:09) |
| The surprising ways our internal clock affects some of the most important aspects of our lives.
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Television Shows to Watch This Summer (02 July 10:59) |
| Who says there's nothing on? Our critic finds plenty of new material to cure the summertime blues.
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History: Finding George Washington's Boyhood Home (02 July 10:49) |
| Excavating the long-sought remains of Ferry Farm.
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Psychology: The Surprising Reasons We Buy What We Buy (02 July 12:01) |
| New studies offer insight into the subjective, and often less-than-rational ways we decide what to buy and how much to pay.
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Does the July Influx of Newbie Docs Make Hospitals Less Safe? (01 July 11:49) |
| According to medical lore, July is the worst time to be hospitalized because that's when inexperienced med students start clinical training. But is summer really riskier for patients?
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Movie Review: ‘Hancock' Is a Disastrous Mess (01 July 10:55) |
| In 'Hancock,' Will Smith attempts to deconstruct the superhero genre, to sub-super effect.
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Real Estate: How Gas Prices Are Affecting the Suburbs (01 July 05:33) |
| Will higher commuting costs kill the suburbs?
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Cops Bust a ‘Brothel Bus’ in South Beach (01 July 04:01) |
| Aboard the South Beach 'brothel bus'
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White Farmers Beaten in Zimbabwe (01 July 12:41) |
| A group of white farmers bears the brunt of ZANU-PF's force.
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Forbes.com: The Return of Sleestak (30 June 10:25) |
| Sid and Marty Krofft stage a big screen comeback.
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Gay Pride Parade in New Delhi (30 June 08:37) |
| India's uneasy relationship with gay pride.
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Behind the North Korean Nuclear Deal (30 June 08:15) |
| After the nuclear deal, what is ahead for North Korea?
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Inauguration Day in Zimbabwe (29 June 11:32) |
| How Mugabe installed himself for another term
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After Zimbabwe Election, Only Victims Remain (28 June 10:55) |
| These are among the ruling party's weapons against opposition voters. Still, the population clearly didn't cooperate in Friday's vote.
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Waterfalls and New York City (28 June 07:44) |
| The buzz on "The New York City Waterfalls" was loud enough that a boatload of reporters chugged out into New York Harbor one recent steamy morning with the installation's artist, Olafur Elia... |
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Fact or Fiction: Does a 'Base Tan' Protect You From Sunburn? (28 June 03:07) |
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Turnout Appears Low in Zimbabwe's One-Candidate Election (28 June 02:56) |
| Despite threats from Zimbabwe's ruling party that voters should turn out for Mugabe, many apparently stayed home.
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Company Bids for Beer Giant Anheuser-Busch (28 June 01:19) |
| A Brazilian-Belgian company wants to buy American beer giant Anheuser-Busch. What's the problem?
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Fineman: Obama, Clinton and the Unity Fest (28 June 12:53) |
| Backstage at the Obama-Clinton Unity fest
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Disaster Cleanup Company Explains Iowa Flood Work (27 June 11:37) |
| Flood victims don't have to go it alone. One catastrophe specialist explains how his business is helping the University of Iowa clean up the muck.
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Judicial Alternatives to Guantanamo Bay (27 June 09:19) |
| Alternative ways of handling suspects in the war on terror.
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Wallis, the Democrats and the Abortion Debate (27 June 09:07) |
| Jim Wallis, the Democrats and the reproductive rights debate.
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How a ‘Minor’ Head Injury Had a Major Impact on My Life (27 June 08:35) |
| How a long, incremental recovery from a 'minor' head injury had a major impact on my life.
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Obama and the Electoral College Math (27 June 07:51) |
| Inside Obama's 50-state strategy.
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Airlines: Virgin Atlantic CEO Steve Ridgway (27 June 07:22) |
| Virgin Atlantic CEO Steve Ridgway on why airfares are only going to get steeper.
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Ansen: ‘WALL*E’ Is Another Winner for Pixar (27 June 07:07) |
| 'WALL*E' may be long on trash and short on dialogue, but it's a bold—and charming—animated treat.
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Holly Bailey: In Search of the Real Cindy McCain (21 June 11:51) |
| She may be the next First Lady. But Cindy McCain hasn't been living her life hoping and waiting for that day.
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In Search of Cindy McCain (21 June 11:51) |
| She may be the next First Lady. But Cindy McCain hasn't been living her life hoping and waiting for that day.
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Business: The $10,000-a-Month Psychic (21 June 10:59) |
| When business people need a crystal ball, they turn to consultant Laura Day, the 'intuitionist.'
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The $10,000-A-Month Psychic (21 June 10:59) |
| When business people need a crystal ball, they turn to consultant Laura Day, the 'intuitionist.'
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Microsoft After Gates (And Bill After Microsoft) (21 June 10:56) |
| The icon of the tech world will focus on philanthropy as the company he founded faces turbulent seas.
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Microsoft After Gates. (And Bill After Microsoft.) (21 June 10:56) |
| The icon of the tech world will focus on philanthropy as the company he founded faces turbulent seas.
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Environment: The Ecology of Artificial Reefs (21 June 06:19) |
| Proponents say they replenish the ecosystem. Some scientists aren't so sure.
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