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Nov 12

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Pelosi Will Take Wait-and-See Approach to Debt Commission’s Proposals

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. File photo; Getty Images. What a difference a day makes. On Wednesday, outgoing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called the draft proposal released by the co-chairs of the president's National Commission on…

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Nov 11

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Will the Real Author (Bill Wyman) Please Stand Up?

By Molly Finnegan

A (creative nonfiction) review of Keith Richard's new book, supposedly written by Mick Jagger, is mistaken for the real thing…

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Nov 10

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Should Journalists Be Allowed to Make Campaign Contributions?

The brief suspension of MSNBC's Keith Olbermann reignited an ethical debate over whether journalists, commentators and news organizations should be allowed to make contributions to political candidates. Jeffrey Brown gets two perspectives on the matter.

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Nov 09

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On Tuesday’s NewsHour … Obama Back in Indonesia, Bush Memoir Released

OBAMA BACK IN INDONESIA | As President Obama's tour through Asia continues, Margaret Warner reports on his abbreviated stop in Indonesia, where he spent four years of his childhood. Later in the show, we'll revisit some sites from…

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Nov 08

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Russian Journalists Victims of Violent Attacks

A second Russian journalist was assaulted Monday near Moscow, two days after a brutal attack left a well-known political reporter in a coma. Both men have reported on a wide range of issues and no motive has been determined yet,…

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Nov 02

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Court Evaluates Violent Video Game Case

The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether California can ban the sale of violent video games to minors. Marcia Coyle of the National Law Journal explains the details.

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Nov 01

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Join the PBS NewsHour for Election Coverage Live Online, On-Air, Mobile

By Maureen Hoch

It's Election Day eve for the 2010 midterms, and political coverage promises to be plentiful Tuesday. But for the finest election news and analysis, there's only one PBS NewsHour -- and we'll have special coverage online, on-air and…

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Oct 30

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At Stewart/Colbert ‘Sanity’ Rally, a Call for Fewer Political Extremes

Was it humor or was it politics? We may never fully know, but crowds came to Washington by the busload Saturday for Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert's "Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear." Some rally-goers said they…

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Oct 30

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Comedians’ Rally Seeks to Kindle a Spirit of Sanity and/or Fear

Be it for politics or be it for comedy, crowds descended on the National Mall Saturday for the "Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear," organized by Comedy Central's Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, in either in jest or protest…

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Oct 25

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Monday: Haiti’s Cholera Death Toll Hits 250; More Massacres in Mexico

The death toll in Haiti's cholera epidemic topped 250 over the weekend as thousands more remained hospitalized and officials braced for the disease to spread into densely populated slums in urban areas. The Wall Street Journal reports:…

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