How Obama and Romney are likely to attack each other in tonight's foreign-policy face-off, and how it could affect the campaign
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Despite several well-intentioned initiatives, voting has only gotten more insecure.
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Growth will be strong next year, but it will be driven by housing and debt.
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He saved lives with an emergency landing. Now, he's being pushed out for making Iranian flights seem unsafe.
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A personal recollection of the late senator and onetime presidential candidate
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Stars like Peyton Manning may be getting experimental treatments, but there's little evidence that these approaches work.
Members of the working class were more likely to be unemployed.
Both Democrats and Republicans think the U.S. should be less involved in Middle Eastern politics.
What to make of this week's episode, "Sick"
New recruits, 'Flying Tiger,' and the CEO's uninspiring office
Reviewing doctors isn't so straightforward.
Buying on-demand would be extremely expensive or low-quality.
Activists have been living in the trees in an attempt to stop construction.
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Companies have warned workers of bad consequences if the Republican candidate fails.
Living conditions at the hyper-secretive, controversial Chinese company
Argo could be seen as Affleck's early fundraising letter to the two demographics most crucial to the success of any Democrat
The case for an official psychiatric diagnosis
Photographs of life under incarceration, from Moscow to Siberia
"No cage, no metal suit, just a camera between me and their teeth."
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He would have to either abandon tax cuts for the rich, raise middle class taxes, or explode the deficit.
A Swedish study compares people working in the "creative" fields to accountants.
A split between the popular and the electoral vote is a strong possibility this November.
The author of 'The Writing Revolution' responds to the debate.
"The search is over. I am being taken for questioning by the SK," wrote Sergei Udaltsov.
A combined 730 years of aging goes into these materials.
An educational film from the 1950s.
An exclusive look at the controversial Shenzen factories that make the iPhone.
On a 1956 game show, a man appeared who had been in Ford's Theater that fateful night.
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