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Why Running For President Is a Great Career Move
A presidential campaign boosts book sales, speaking fees and many other opportunities.
Democrats Blast GOP Reps, "Grand Oil Party"
Dems looking to shift blame on gas prices to Republicans.
Home Sales Surge Gives Realtors Spring Fever
Inventory is down, bolstering hopes for a healthier housing market.
Rick Santorum’s Nazi Analogy
GOP hopeful likens political atmosphere to World War II, but insists he's not comparing Obama to Hitler.
Critics Set Sights on Rick Santorum’s Satan Comments
A quote from 2008 has caused another controversy for Santorum.
How This Summer’s GOP Convention Could be a Mess
A deadlocked convention is still unlikely, but it could spell trouble for the GOP.
Video: Why the Dow Is Flirting With 13,000
The stock market seems to be getting ahead of the broader economy
Obama Feels Your Pain at The Pump
President acknowledges rising gas prices, but has no immediate fix
Lack of ‘Rainy Day Funds’ Bringing Consumers Down
Americans are worried about their finances, and their ability to save is to blame.
American war reporter Marie Colvin killed in Syria
LONDON (AP) — She was instantly recognizable for the eye patch that hid a shrapnel injury — a testament to Marie Colvin's courage, which took her behind the front lines of the world's deadliest conflicts to write about the suffering of individuals trapped in war.
Americans’ Satisfaction Almost as Low as It Was Under Carter
President in trouble if only 22 percent of Americans are pleased with the state of the union.
Super PACs Help Keep Hope Alive in Election
GOP presidential candidates rely on others' deep pockets to stay in the game.
Join U.S. News and Changing the Game STEM Tweet Chat Wednesday
U.S. News and Changing the Game will talk about game design in STEM on Twitter.
Why the Dow Hitting 13,000 Isn’t a Major Milestone
It looks good, but the Dow Jones' rise above 13,000 should be met with caution.
Army Chief Warns National Guard, Reserve Could Get Budget Ax
A second round of deep budget cuts could force the Army to shed up to 100,000 more troops.
Tensions in Middle East Fan Fears of Sharp Gas Price Hikes
Middle East turmoil and refinery closures could mean pain at the pump for consumers this spring.
Army May Have To Cut Reserve and Guard
Army brass might have to cut "tens of thousands" of troops if Congress doesn't act by the end of the year.
CDC Warns That New Swine Flu Strain Has ‘Pandemic Potential’
The CDC says the strain has infected at least 18 Americans since 2010.
Social Media Analysis Predicts Big Romney Win on Super Tuesday
SocialMatica, a media tracking company, predicts Mitt Romney will steal back his front-runner status.
CDC Warns New Swine Flu Strain Has ‘Pandemic Potential’
The A(H3N2)v swine flu strain that has infected at least 18 Americans has shown the potential for human-to-human transmission.
If American Manufacturers Keep Jobs, So Does Obama
If manufacturing continues to grow in key states, it may be Obama's ticket to another term.
MRSA Staph Strain Developed Drug Resistance in Your Burger
Research demonstrates the need to use antibiotics sparingly in food production, researchers say.
CPAC Less Than Welcoming to Gays
Fred Karger, an openly gay GOP candidate, says CPAC excluded him
Obama Campaign Targets Santorum
Santorum's surge has Obama campaign officials taking notice.
Poll: Ronald Reagan Still Held in High Esteem
Roosevelt and JFK also gain high marks.
Syrian Opposition Says 12 Die in Shootout
Government troops heavily shelled rebellious districts in the resistance stronghold of Homs.
U.S. Intel Glum on Afghanistan
Intel, Military Leaders Differ on Afghanistan
The Plan to Break Obama
Republican strategy to bring Obama down is healthcare.
‘Pervasive’ Corruption, ‘Resilient’ Taliban Complicate Afghan War
As Americans grow more war fatigued, intel brass see big challenges still in Afghanistan.
New Traffic Management System May Clear the Way For Driver-less Cars
A Texas scientist may have found a way to replace the modern form of an intersection.
Ron Paul Might Have Won Maine
Maine Recount: Paul Wins?
Inflation Outpacing Compensation for U.S. Workers
Gas and clothing prices pushed inflation upward in January
Inflation Outpacing Compensation for U.S. Workers
Gas and clothing prices pushed inflation upward in January
Group Feels GOP Will Lose in 2012 if Social Issues Take Center Stage
Log Cabin Republicans: Santorum's Damaging the GOP
Group Feels GOP Will Lose in 2012 if Social Issues Take Center Stage
Log Cabin Republicans: Santorum's Damaging the GOP
CFPB Takes Aim at Debt Collectors, Credit Reporting Agencies
A new proposed rule would bring debt collectors and consumer reporting firms under federal supervision.
CFPB Takes Aim at Debt Collectors, Credit Reporting Agencies
A new proposed rule would bring debt collectors and consumer reporting firms under federal supervision.
Scott Brown’s Risky Contraception Gamble
In a heated Senate battle, Brown's contraception stance has him walking a political tightrope.
Scott Brown’s Risky Contraception Gamble
In a heated Senate battle, Brown's contraception stance has him walking a political tightrope.
Mitt Romney’s Michigan Plight
Experts predict a 'mountain of trouble' if he loses the GOP primary there.
Mitt Romney’s Michigan Plight
Experts predict a 'mountain of trouble' if he loses the GOP primary there.
Suburbs May be Losing Their Luster to Home Buyers
The Great Recession turned millions into renters. Is a revival of downtown, city living in the cards?
Poll: Republicans on Verge of Political Death
Independent voters return in a big way for Democrats.
New York Times Reporter Dies in Syria
New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid dies in Syria
Switzerland Announces Plan to Clean Up Space Junk
More than 19,000 man-made pieces of debris endanger orbiting satellites.
Romney, Business Leaders Differ on China Talk
Romney's tough talk on China not echoed by business leaders.
CBO: Longest Period of High Unemployment Since Great Depression
CBO: U.S. enduring the longest period of high unemployment since the Great Depression.
CNN Cancels Debate
CNN cancels after Romney and Paul announce they won't participate in March 1 debate.
Intel Official: Iranian Missiles Could Hit Nearby U.S. Targets, Europe
RAND Analyst Says Iran is planning for an 'Asymmetric' naval conflict.
Ron Paul Polling Better Than Obama in Ohio
Ron Paul is poised to beat Obama in swing state of Ohio.
No Turbo Tax for House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan
House budget chairman hires accountant so he can focus on national tax reform
Colbert Report Abruptly Suspended
Comedy Central shut down production before Wednesday's episode could tape.
Payroll Tax Cut Deal Would Bolster Economy
Not passing it, says one analyst, would mean a 1 percent hit to economic growth
Apple Cracks Down on App Privacy
User consent now required for accessing address books
