Thursday, September 2, 2010

Money

Economists Expect Home Prices to Drop More

Real estate values increased slightly in June but are expected to dip in the coming months.

Politics & Policy

David Benitez, age 7 from Capital Heights, Maryland participates in a “Children’s Rally and Conversation with America” to call on President Obama to provide immediate relief to millions of undocumented parents, workers and neighbors infront of the White House in Washington, DC.

Should Children of Illegals Be Citizens?

Tiny Stem Cells Fuel Big Debate

Issue could mobilize conservative voters in midterm elections.

Meghan McCain Speaks Out About Palin

McCain admits she once wondered if her father's loss was Sarah Palin's fault.

U.S. Military Control in Iraq Ends

Joe Biden formally handed over responsibility for combat operations to the Iraqis.

Michael Douglas Cancer Diagnosis

Actor Michael Douglas was diagnosed with throat cancer, which has avoidable risk factors.

    Kids, Sex, and the Media: Tips for Parents

    Limiting screen time and talking about what they see are two places to start.

      Health Buzz: Stem Cell Ruling

      How to reduce sports concussions in young adults; 5 ways to make back-to-school time safe and healthy.

        Beware the Interviewer in a Soft Chair

        New research says characteristics of objects an individual is touching can influence their thoughts.

        How to Beat the Job Search Blues

        Frustration comes with sending so many resumes and applications and having nothing to show for it.

        5 Upgrades That Waste Your Money

        Spending more on these “nicer” items isn’t worth the expense.

        Liberal Arts and 3-2 Engineering Programs

        If you're interested in engineering, you can still opt to take the liberal arts route.

        Affordable Degrees on Aisle Six

        Wal-Mart is offering workers chances to earn cheap college credit. More firms could follow suit.

        8 Rules for Maximizing Merit Aid

        Apply to schools where you’re at the top; ask about renewal terms.

        Roff: National Wartime Museum Planned

        Organizers plan to develop the American Wartime Museum just outside the nation’s Capital.

        Erbe: Iran’s ‘Temporary’ Marriage Controversy

        For a third time, women have had to marshal forces to defeat a proposal by President Ahmadinejad.

        Tea Party Cartoon Gallery

        Check out our editorial cartoons on the Tea Party.

        Ovary Removal Lessens Cancer Risk for Women

        BRCA mutation carriers who opt for surgery survive longer than those forgoing the operation.

          Still No Earths, But Getting Closer

          Two newly discovered planetary systems shed light on odds of forming terrestrial planets.

            Horseshoe Crab Decline Linked to Climate

            The current decline in horseshoe crab numbers parallels climate change like that of the last Ice Age.

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              National Wartime Museum Planned for D.C. Area

              Peter Roff: Organizers plan to develop the American Wartime Museum just outside the nation’s Capital.

              Iran’s ‘Temporary’ Marriage Controversy

              Bonnie Erbe: For a third time, women have had to marshal forces to defeat a proposal by President Ahmadinejad.

              Kids, Sex, and the Media: Tips for Parents

              On Parenting: Limiting screen time and talking about what they see are two places to start.

              Why It's Harder to Be a Clueless Consumer

              Rick Newman: New letter grades for cars would continue a helpful trend.

              The 5 Biggest Mistakes College Students Make

              Professors' Guide: Many of these issues can be avoided, if students and parents recognize them. Here are some tips.

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