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    Republican Rivals Clash in Heated Arizona Debate

    Feb 23, 2012 02:24 PM EDT

    ... not publicly disclosed. Center-right groups like Crossroads can only hope to balance out what the left has been doing through Big Labor for nearly a century." OBAMA LAUNCHES TV AD IN MICHIGAN President Obama began running a new television ad in Michigan on Thursday. The "Made in America" ad ...

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    Obama Takes Jobs Speech on the Road

    Sep 09, 2011 12:18 PM EDT

    ... speaks at the "Politics & Eggs" breakfast in Manchester, N.H., at 8 a.m. and meets with seniors in Exeter, N.H., at 10:30 a.m. Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman attends a meet and greet with the Republican Jewish Coalition in West Palm Beach, Fla., at 2 p ...

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    Getting High for Less: Easier Access to Better, Cheaper Heroin Cripples Small Towns

    Aug 18, 2011 05:40 PM EDT

    ... to as a "Pizza Hut/Domino" delivery model. After a phone order, dealers will come to you at your preferred drop-off location - be it at home or an undisclosed parking lot. After the hand-off is complete, the dealer follows up with a phone call to ensure users received ...

  • WATCH: Biden's farewell address from the White House | PBS News Special Report

    WATCH: Biden's farewell address from the White House | PBS News Special Report

    Jan 15, 2025 09:14 PM EDT

    ... policy legacy, Biden argues he offered the world a steady hand In a letter to the American people, Biden reflected on his term and the crossroads America faces now. “I ran for president because I believed that the soul of America was at stake. The very nature of who we ...

  • With Harris and Hannah-Jones, Howard University is on a roll

    With Harris and Hannah-Jones, Howard University is on a roll

    Jul 10, 2021 04:54 PM EDT

    ... the country's most prominent writers on race, Howard University is positioning itself as one of the primary centers of Black academic thought just as America struggles through a painful crossroads over historic racial injustice. But then, Howard University has never exactly been low-profile. For more than a century ...

  • Taliban launch ‘massive attack’ on Afghan city of Kunduz

    Taliban launch ‘massive attack’ on Afghan city of Kunduz

    Aug 31, 2019 02:43 PM EDT

    KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban launched a large-scale attack on Kunduz, one of Afghanistan’s main cities, killing at least 15 people and wounding more than 75 others, government officials said Saturday, even as the insurgent group continued negotiations with the United States on ending America’s longest war. The ...

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    Outside money could swing 2014 elections

    Jan 06, 2014 03:16 PM EDT

    ... of Arizona, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Johnny Isakson of Georgia and Richard Burr of North Carolina. DEMOCRATS: American Bridge. The research-focused operation was a model for the GOP-friendly America Rising. When Republicans flub, there's a good chance that someone from American Bridge is there to capture ...

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    Flat Taxes: How Would GOP Plans Affect Different Community Types?

    Oct 26, 2011 09:30 PM EDT

    ... class" is a complicated phrase in America. It is often stretched to include families making hundreds of thousands of dollars. But when you look closely at the numbers, using an income-driven definition, the median household income in the U.S. sits at just about $50,000. This spring Patchwork ...

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    Blueprint America: Motor City Faces Transportation Crossroads

    Feb 08, 2010 05:00 AM EDT

    GWEN IFILL: And finally tonight, a look at another major American city that has had its own troubles, Detroit, and how the lessons of that city's explosive growth more than a century ago are being applied today. City officials are developing plans for new methods of getting people around ...

  • How do we solve stubborn segregation in schools?

    How do we solve stubborn segregation in schools?

    Jan 08, 2016 01:51 AM EDT

    Despite a historic Supreme Court ruling outlawing segregated schools, today huge numbers of students remain in separate and unequal schools, most in inner cities. Special correspondent Charlayne Hunter-Gault talks with Pedro Noguera of the University of California, Los Angeles, about the consequences of such inequality and what can be done.