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How Cain's Accuser Could Break Her Confidentiality Agreement AP

How Cain's Accuser Could Break Her Confidentiality Agreement

The unknown woman can't respond to the candidate's attacks—yet

Welcome to America's Lost Decade bob jagendorf/flickr

Welcome to America's Lost Decade

The "Japanization" of the U.S. may be here, as the the economic recovery struggles with weak growth

Building the Pixar of the iPad Age in Shreveport, Louisiana Alexis Madrigal

Building the Pixar of the iPad Age in Shreveport, Louisiana

The unlikely but true story of a new media powerhouse from the South

Occupy Oakland, 1934 San Francisco History Center

Occupy Oakland, 1934

Who will win the general strike in California's Bay Area: protesters or police? History offers a lesson.

Changing the Behavior of Victims to Fight Bullying 21tongiant/flickr

Changing the Behavior of Victims to Fight Bullying

Why do some kids retaliate while others ignore aggressors? The answer matters.

Greece Pulls the European Union to the Edge of Disaster

There will be global chaos if a national referendum rejects a bailout

Chicago Tries to Force Banks to Secure Vacant Foreclosures

Abandoned homes threaten public safety, say the mayor and city council

Fugitives From Honor Killings

Inside a Pakistani shelter that protects women who ran away from home to escape being murdered by their families

Will Bank of America Just Accept a $2 Billion Loss?

The bank will find a way to make up revenue lost by ending its debit charge

What George Washington Thought About the Constitution

The Founding Father thought the document would need serious updating

A Blaze at Arm's Length

See helmet-cam video from a documentary about Detroit firefighters who risk their lives to save abandoned buildings

Why the Cheapest Maple Syrup Tastes Best

The 400-year-old history of America's original sweetener

The Republican Race to Cut Taxes for the Rich

First it was Cain's 9-9-9 plan, then it was Perry's flat tax proposal

How the Hashtag Became a Campaign Battleground

Want to add humor to a political attack? Use Twitter.

Union of the Future

The UAW's experimental new contract means workers win when automakers win. That's good for the middle class.

The Best U.S. States for
Working Women

Geography makes a difference when it comes to earnings and the gender gap

The Banality of Sexual Harassment Scandals

What difference does it make if the allegations against Cain are true?

Drinking Coffee With All 5 Senses

With 1,500 aromatic and flavor components, the human body relies on much more than taste to savor a cup

A No-Fly Zone Over Syria?

Assad's ground troops have killed 3,000 people since March, but U.S. jets could still help opponents of the dictator

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Afghanistan: October 2011

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