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Many think that they lean further right than Romney, but that may be false.
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Anti-Islamic laws, a hit on the campaign trail, are being shot down in courts.
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Last year's Consumer Electronics Show feautred a plethora of tablets -- how many of those are important now?
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After a decade of analysis, they will release a risk assessment of immune system-wrecking chemicals in our food supply.
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The cultural implications of a viral video of troops at a surprise concert
The justices want broadcasters to remain an island of decency in a sea of filth.
Lessons from last night's primary and a few predictions for South Carolina.
An employee at a uranium enrichment facility was killed by a car bomb today.
On the anniversary of the American prison, remembering a 7-year detainee who never heard evidence of his crimes.
The idea to add Google Plus content to search results would be better if other social networks were included.
Ultimately the writer's crime—artistic and personal—is the one of which all of us will eventually be convicted: she got old.
The digital revolution is not only changing how books are read—it is also changing how they are written and promoted.
The story of a family-run manufacturer in Queens illuminates what it takes to survive in today’s economy.
An oncologist and breast cancer patient responds to last week's reports.
The popular news-sharing site announced it will broadcast a message of protest.
His super PAC-funded ads have lost him some supporters -- but he doesn't care.
The country's dictator is following the same disastrous path as that of Libya.
Even horrendous structures are part of our architectural heritage and need to be preserved for future generations.
His private sector successes were once an advantage, but now he's on the defensive.
The Supreme Court only narrowly deemed home recording legal in a 1984 decision.
This was the R.E.M. brand: artfully blurred, contra the ’80s, inhabiting the space between Duran Duran and Black Flag.
An inmate was denied her copy of the December issue because of the cover.
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