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A controversial, decade-old study is retracted and called "utterly false"
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Palin's not a con, but she may have an agenda
A landmark study shows that some programs delay sexual activity
Populism is up, trust is down, hubris is holding steady
Writers from Greece, France, and Germany illustrate the political divisions roiling the EU
The Wall Street Journal excerpts the new book, in which Paulson batters Sarah Palin and flushes pills down the toilet
As Obama unveils his new budget, the deficit is expected to rise to $1.6 trillion
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Commentators go giddy over Obama's frank repartee with House Republicans
Analysis of budgets, the spending freeze, and more
Paul Krugman's not thrilled about the president's spending freeze
Despite his critics' best efforts, Bernanke squeaked by
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Continuing its surge, Ford announces 2009 its first profitable year since 2005
For starters, where was all the anti-banker populism?
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Some see an unusual Oregon vote as a progressive answer to the Republican win in Massachusetts
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In a year of scarcity, observers wonder whether the cream of global elite powwows has changed
Fierce debate over the wisdom of adopting a European attitude toward face veils
Vatican directs brethren to the Internet, urging them to bring the Gospel to the blogosphere
Unhinged by a recent poll on the stimulus, Klein says America has no real citizens, is a "nation of dodos"
Could Bush-bashing help Democrats' 2010 prospects?
Officials, investors, economists debate importance of Bernanke confirmation to market success
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Obama's promise goes unfulfilled, and 47 detainees will be held indefinitely
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