Education Reform Not a Hot Topic on the Campaign Trail
Still, the next president is key to the future of pivotal policies like the No Child Left Behind Act and the push for college affordability.
The Economy: What's Going Right?
Believe it or not, a number of things, from a manufacturing boom to low prices on toys and TVs.
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U.S. President John F. Kennedy delivers his inaugural address after taking the oath of office at Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 20, 1961. Kennedy said, "We shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, to assure the survival and success of liberty." Kennedy was sworn in as the 35th president of the United States. (AP)
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Why Clinton Stands to Lose Millions
The struggling candidate must act quickly if she wants her campaign debts repaid.
High Fuel Costs Threaten Truckers
At $1,000 a fill-up, independent drivers risk bankruptcy, and costs to consumers rise.
Huffington Says Right 'Hijacked' McCain
In her new book, Right Is Wrong, Arianna Huffington is critical of McCain and the GOP.
Gallery: The Real Risks Faced by Teen Drivers
Car accidents are the leading cause of death for teenagers. Yet they often miscalculate what behaviors could cause an accident.
An Option for Gestational Diabetes
A study of women with problematic pregnancies finds that Metformin is safe for a newfound use.
Is Your Keyboard Making You Sick?
Probably not, experts say. But it sure is dirty.
A Lawyer’s New Partners Are Cows
Other than the familiar long hours, farm life is a learning experience for a city guy
Art Collecting Is Not Just for the Rich
It’s a hot market—and a supremely risky one.
Choosing the Best Industry ETFs
Here are 7 Morgan Stanley picks worth a look.
The NCAA Hands Out Sanctions
Fewer programs were punished than expected, but men's basketball continues to fall short.
Should I Mention Depression on My App?
Colleges have been scrutinizing applications from troubled students more closely.
Tips for Wait-Listed Students
A well-written letter can help your chances. Stalking will not.
Ajami: A Reality Check as Israel Turns 60
In its short history, Israel has held up a mirror for the Arabs, who have not liked what they have seen.
Barone: Rethinking the Iraq Critics
Douglas Feith's new book, War and Decision, is a step forward in understanding the Iraq conflict.
Healy: How Consumers Can Force Reform
Smart patients, shopping wisely, are needed to bring health costs down.
Zuckerman: 7 Fixes for a Market Failure
We haven't touched bottom and the market can't solve this problem on its own.
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There’s A New Money Honey
Washington’s political and business community is going gaga over ABC correspondent Bianna Golodryga.
Where to Find Reliable Health Information
On Men: It can be difficult to locate solid tips for men, but we've found some options.
The $2,000 Kiss
Alpha Consumer: A relationship expert argues that expressing affection can replace shopping.
Should the Birth Control Patch Be Pulled?
On Women: Maybe, but women should remember that the pill and the ring raise the risk of blood clots, too.
Ask This Question Before You Write Anything
The Inside Job: Play the part of your reader and be your own judge.
The Recession That Wasn't
Capital Commerce: Time is running out for the horrific downturn that many bears have predicted.
Dear Employee: Unwritten Resignation Accepted
On Careers: A letter from the management, who knows what resignation looks like.
Rush Limbaugh, Blowhard
A Capital View: Operation Chaos is really Operation Irrelevance.
Obama Would Squeeze Entrepreneurs
To the Contrary: Obama plans to raise taxes.
The Million-Dollar Question
Planning to Retire: More men than women think you need to be a millionaire to retire.
Sezmi Will Aim Ads at Individual Viewers
Dave's Download: Personalization means the service and its advertisers will know who turned on the TV.
Rethinking the Iraq Critics
Michael Barone: Douglas Feith's new book, War and Decision, is a step forward in understanding the Iraq conflict.
ON THE NEWSSTAND NOW
A Consumer's Guide to Medical Travel
How going abroad for surgery can slash costs by tens of thousands.
Rankings
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Best Graduate Schools 2009
U.S. News has collected data from more than 12,000 graduate programs to bring you this year's rankings. Start by selecting a discipline for access to our top program rankings.
Health
Best Hospitals
Diseases & Conditions
New guides on personalized medicine, urinary incontinence, and fitness are now available.
Business
Career Guide
Best Careers 2008
These 31 jobs will be in growing demand as Americans seek richer, simpler lives. Plus, Most Overrated Careers.
