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At Age 112, Montana Resident Reflects on More Than a Century of Changes

Born in 1896, Walter Breuning of Great Falls, Mont., is the oldest living man in the United States. Breuning discusses his lifetime spent working for the railroads and the changes he has witnessed.

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Feb 13

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Society’s Ability to Weather Crisis Largely Depends on Leaders’ Positions

Nations with leaders who are keenly affected by their own decisions may weather crises better than those whose leaders are further removed, according to author Jared Diamond. Diamond discusses his new book "Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed"…

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Feb 13

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Darwin’s 200th Birthday Celebrations Span the Globe

People worldwide celebrated Charles Darwin, the "father of evolution's" 200th birthday this week, honoring his extraordinary impact on science and history. Analysts discuss the man, his legacy and the ongoing debates raging over his core theories.

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Feb 12

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Obama Honors Lincoln’s 200th Birthday, Draws Parallels

President Obama spoke at the Lincoln Memorial Thursday to celebrate the former president's 200th birthday, praising his ability to bridge deep divides and bring unity to a fractured nation. Historians mull Lincoln's legacy and its relevance today.

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Jan 20

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Crowds Descend on National Mall to Celebrate Inauguration

As many as 2 million people converged on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., to witness the inauguration of President Barack Obama. Gwen Ifill reports on the record crowds and their reactions to the historic day.

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Jan 20

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Obama Steps Into History as 44th President

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In a historic moment before a jubilant crowd estimated to surpass one million people, Barack Obama became the 44th president and the first black president of the United States Tuesday.

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Jan 20

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Obama Claims Presidency, Cites Challenges Ahead

Analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks and historians offer their views on President Barack Obama's landmark inauguration and his promise for a new era of responsibility.

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Jan 13

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Poet Elizabeth Alexander Reflects on Inaugural Reading

Only a few poets have participated in the swearing-in ceremony for our nation's highest office, and on Jan. 20, Elizabeth Alexander will become just the fourth to hold that honor when she will recite an original poem at President-elect Barack…

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Jan 07

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Presidents Gather at Historic White House Meeting

Every living U.S. president -- George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter -- came together at the White House on Wednesday to meet with President-elect Barack Obama. Historians mull the advice the former presidents may have…

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Dec 10

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Greece Grapples With Protests, Anger Over Teen’s Death

A strike over economic policies in Greece shut down banks, schools, hospitals and flights Wednesday, but did nothing to end the unrest over the shooting death of a teenager on Saturday. Former Ambassador to Greece Nicholas Burns delves into the…

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