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Rasmussen finds 55 percent of the public somewhat supports a repeal
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Rasmussen finds 55 percent of the public somewhat supports a repeal
Bloomberg's successful FOIA request details the full scale of the bank bailouts
He's looking to quadruple the size of his $12 million California mansion
Plus: a disconcerting grant funding disparity
And: another benefit of moderate drinking
The New York Times details the nation's transition away from nuclear energy
Details trickle out about the next model of the tablet, due early next year
Roll Call releases its annual 50 Richest Members of Congress list
NBC News reports U.S. officials think the Libyan leader may be leave the country soon
In a suit by Elle MacPherson and others, Glenn Mulcaire must reveal who instructed him
The Daily Show host delivers a lecture on income inequality
And: "woot" gets added to the Oxford English Dictionary
Plus: explaining the brain-eating amoeba scare
The challenge to Scott Brown moves forward
Vogue profiles the comfortably cosmopolitan candidate
The Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 all open down on Thursday morning
Politico tallies up the more than a few physical confrontations her bouncers
James Desborough was arrested on suspicion of phone hacking
Plus: women are more likely than men to think that higher education is useful
Plus: hints that the moon may be 200 million years younger
The makers of corporate jets rally in Iowa in response to Obama's "negative rhetoric"
The Washington Post investigates a man's death at a Citibank office
Also, he thinks Obama should mind his own business
Democrats keep two seats, holding the GOP majority in the Senate to 17-16
It'll contain more tax cuts, a plan to tackle the debt and infrastructure ideas
Plus: the great possibility that is coffee-infused sunscreeen
A Public Policy Polling survey finds more oppose a recall of the Wisconsin governor
In a habitat diversity study, researchers used camera traps to capture wildlife response
Gallup finds just 13 percent of Americans think Congress is doing a decent job
The Daily Show host weighs in on the media's habit of discounting Paul
Also: Two more law schools embrace military recruiters after DADT repeal
Plus: new research finds that nice guys earn much less than their less-agreeable peers
On his blog, the guy who tossed a shaving cream pie at Murdoch seems a bit uneasy in jail
The Associated Press circulates a new theory about the exploits of the outlaw
On Sunday, Gallup's daily approval hit a low of 39 percent
After they were detonated, police determined they contained paper not explosives
His wife hasn't spoken to him since his son's suicide in December
Google is buying one of the main manufacturers of phones running its Android OS
Learning from a brain scanning study that linked tanning bed users to addicts
The outgoing executive editor prescribes a few poems for Congress
The president's adviser described Politico's reelection strategy article as "garbage"
A Tea Party backed candidate is overwhelmingly viewed negatively according to Gallup
The presidential candidate again brushes off the magazine's photo choice
"It is designed as a kind of mental torture, and it works well," Ai said
Kelly's defense of maternity leave strikes The Daily Show host as inconsistent
Smart Money finds that that both Ivies and public school are better returns on investment
A new study suggests that spoiled stories allow readers to focus on the writing
Why there are now more retractions in scientific journals
Gay marriage supporters don't support a petition for the puppets to get married
John Boehner and Mitch McConnell have made their picks for the debt deal committee
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