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Five newly-released numbers to help you gauge how the US economy is doing

Some of the new financial-health numbers out from the Bureau of Economic Analysis Friday morning are a bit of a yawn. American’s disposable income decreased by $3.8 billion, but while that may sound like quite a bit that amount…

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By 2060, nearly one in three U.S. residents will be Hispanic. That population is expected to more than double from the current 53 million to nearly 129 million. And as a group, Hispanics are projected to make up more…

Nation Nov 25

The $234 billion job that goes unpaid

Nearly 9 in 10 Americans who need some form of long-term care (LTC) get that assistance from family members or friends who volunteer their time. More than a third of these 'informal' caregivers are taking care of an…

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Arts Sep 29

Could your new house have a history of “Breaking Bad?” Plus: 10 strange locations for cooking meth

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Nation Sep 16

Alaska vs. the lower 48

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Science Aug 20

China May Have New Shipping Shortcut Thanks to Melting Arctic Ice

The Chinese commercial cargo ship Yong Sheng makes its way from east Asia to western Europe through the new northern "shortcut" above Russia. The Northeast Passage is made possible for a few weeks to months this summer due to melting…

World Jul 16

‘Sadist’ Los Zetas Cartel Set Brutal Standard in Drug War

Drug lord Miguel Angel "Z-40" Trevino Morales was arrested early in the morning Monday on a country dirt road after a Mexican Marine helicopter intercepted the pickup truck he was riding in. Besides carrying $2 million in cash and eight…

Politics Jun 26

15 Federal Benefits Same-Sex Couples Can Now Look Forward To

American University students Sharon Burk, left, and Mollie Wagoner embrace after hearing that the Supreme Court struck down a provision of the federal Defense of Marriage Act that has prevented gay couples from receiving a range of benefits. Photo by…

World Apr 17

How Long Does it Take to Catch a Terrorist?

FBI photo of a pressure cooker lid found near Boston bomb site. Three days after the Boston Marathon bombing, investigators are still trying to unravel how a pair of blasts killed three and injured at least 170. On Tuesday, President…

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