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New York – After most of Newt's top aides ditched him, his floundering campaign was on life support. Now, his campaign finance team has walked out the door, too Full Story »
New York - Americans are too fat, and our gas is too expensive. But if economists are right, our pain at the pump could do more than fatten Saudi wallets Full Story »
Cairo - In my first trip to Egypt since the fall of the Mubarak regime four months ago, I found a vibrant society dealing with the realities of deep national transformations and facing challenging headwinds. Full Story »
New York - A top Wimbledon official insists that clamorous female players are turning off tennis fans Full Story »
Washington - Though statistical tricks and anecdotal accounts may sometimes succeed in swaying the court of public opinion, the Supreme Court ruled in Wal-Mart v. Full Story »
New York - A new rocket-propelled successor to the supersonic Concorde is in the works. Is the Zero Emission Hypersonic Transport (Zehst) the future of flying? Full Story »
New York - BlackBerry maker Research In Motion is struggling mightily, fueling speculation that a Microsoft buyout is in the works Full Story »
New York - The newest entrant in the GOP presidential contest promises to be civil. Big mistake? Full Story »
New York - U.S. pizza vendors sell the equivalent of 10 pies a year to every single man, woman, and child in the country. Are we really that addicted? Full Story »
New York - President Obama will unveil his latest strategy for the unpopular war Wednesday night. How many troops will he pull out this year — and will anyone be satisfied? Full Story »
New York - In the upcoming issue of the Times' magazine, Matt Bai profiles the newly minted presidential candidate who's trying to position himself as the establishment alternative to frontrunner Mitt Romney Full Story »
Creators Syndicate - More than any other Republican presidential prospect, Sarah Palin draws white-hot journalistic loathing. She's too red-state, too gun-toting, too religious and too unwilling to abort a disabled "fetus." Even so, filmmaker Stephen Bannon remains deeply optimistic that his forthcoming Palin documentary, "The Undefeated," will sway the media to see Palin in a different light. Full Story »
Creators Syndicate - Jon Huntsman wants you to know he rides a dirt bike. On real dirt! He's Salt of the Earth. Grease of the Garage. Dragster on the Dunes. Huntsman's runnin' and gunnin' for president. But underneath the Steve McQueen costumery, this made-for-cable-TV Moderate Speed Racer is a creaky old John McCain on Wheels. Full Story »
The Nation -- The Supreme Court yesterday unanimously slapped down the largest civil rights class action suit in history—on a dry technicality. Full Story »
Beginning to wind down a long and devastating war, President Barack Obama announced Wednesday night he was pulling home 33,000 U.S. troops from Afghanistan by next summer, withdrawing the "surge" of forces he had sent to rescue a flailing effort. Said Obama to a country eager for an exit: "The tide of war is receding." Full Story »
The dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, whose detention in April ignited an international uproar, was released on bail Wednesday under conditions likely to keep the outspoken critic of Communist Party controls silent for now. Full Story »
Stocks dropped on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve cut its forecasts for U.S. economic growth this year and next, without hinting at further plans for stimulus. Full Story »
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