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A Paul Krugman blog post appears to have been the final straw
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A Paul Krugman blog post appears to have been the final straw
One false tweet cost an online show its relationship with CBS News
A furnace explosion killed one at France's nuclear site of Marcoule
T-Paw gave his full support to Mitt during a Fox News interview
Also, a CNN/Opinion Research shows Michele Bachmann fading fast
Plus: 'Supercomputer predicts revolution' isn't as foreboding as it sounds
Dick Cheney was rooting for her to challenge Obama a little over a day ago
The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg got an exclusive interview with the controversial filmmaker
Before Obama's speech, Boehner and Biden are caught talking golf on a hot mic
The threat is of potential car bombings in New York or D.C.
Plus: a for-profit college offers employers $2,000 to hire their graduates
Also in today's research round-up: doctors get paid a lot
A millions of years old transitional fossil was just discovered
The tech company will integrate Zagat into its local reviews services
The Wall Street Journal finds that young men are only vaguely aware of the events
The former Veep suggests the time may be ripe for a Clinton primary challenge
The former Christian Dior designer won't get any jail time
Rick Perry at the debate: "I kinda feel like the piñata here at the party"
The Texan makes his debate debut at the Reagan Library at 8 ET tonight
No one know who looted a cache of weapons that can shoot down high-flying aircraft,
T-Paw wanted to jazz up his campaign: "I thought about shooting sparks out my butt."
Police have made the 16th arrest in connection with the News of the World hacking
Back from vacation, Jon Stewart gets back to skewering the media
And: does it seem like there's a bit less cigarette smoke out there?
A curation of news magazines tenth anniversary covers
In an interview with Car and Driver, he recounts his bare-chested Onion alter-ego
Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano gave a hint at an event this morning
The ad ties Paul to Reagan and Perry to Al Gore
Not great post-Labor Day news for the president to wake up to
LA and NY Times each run articles on the other city's contaminated waterways
They claim the Libyan dictator is in an apartment complex near his compound
An AP/GfK poll finds 51 percent blame Bush, 31 percent blame Obama
Captain Owen Honors won't be kicked out of the Navy for filming the videos
And: when college becomes a refuge from thinking
And: the link between war and weather
Two separate polls, but an odd conclusion when laid side-by-side
Graphic novelist James Sturm publishes the pretty-good cartoons in Slate instead
Yesterday's 5.8 magnitude quake damaged the top of the monument
And: for profit colleges are getting much less applicants
And: treadmill-running shrimp revisited
IEEE Spectrum translates and publishes the blog of an anonymous bot operator
Her political action committee debunks Karl Rove's suggestion
Piers Morgan manages to elicit that answer from the moderate GOPer
Naoto Kan informed his cabinet members they should be ready to resign
On tour in the nation he challenges wrestlers, fires a few arrows, and names a horse
Plus: a new stay-in-school rallying cry
And: your heart likes being married
The two states top Gallup's latest well-being index
D.C.'s National Mall welcomes the addition of the 30-foot sculpture
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