Saturday, October 11, 2008

New Army Manual Showcases Softer Side

U.S. general: Military should improve "the human condition," but manual omits democracy promotion.

Does Crisis Imperil Role in World Economy?

Wall Street's woes prompt speculation from adversaries and allies about an end to U.S. economic primacy.

The Story Behind China's Tainted Milk Scandal

Company feared going public with information as thousands of children were sickened.

Battling Diabetes With Diet and Exercise

Prevention and intensive management are the keys to stopping the epidemic.

    Despite Diabetes, Athletes Push to the Limit

    Can Intense Exercise Help "Triabetics" Control Type 1 Diabetes?

      A Cautious Approach to Gardasil Shot

      1 in 4 teens has had the HPV vaccine, which means many parents are waiting—and that's a good thing.

        As the Economy Sinks, So Do Odds of a Tax Cut

        What McCain and Obama won't say: There's no money left for cutting taxes.

        If You Can't Sell It, Why Not Rent Your Home?

        Expert explains how homeowners can turn their unsold properties into rental income.

        The Paradoxes of Warren Buffett the Billionare

        Author Alice Schroeder talks about her new book, The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life.

        Professors Use Tech to Fight Student Cheating

        High-tech testing centers and anti-plagiarism software are some of the newest tools.

        Which Types of Students Cheat Most?

        A Rutgers professor surveyed different fields of study to find out how many students admit to cheating.

        Business Schools Expect Boom as Economy Sags

        Applicants are anxious over increased competition, but admissions officers say the rules are still the same.

        Obama Trumps McCain in Town Hall Debate

        The Arizona senator was fine, but the Democratic nominee was better.

        Campaign Chaos Should Have Helped McCain

        Unpredictable events have given McCain and his party a lift up three times then knocked them down.

        Bin Laden for McCain? Al Qaeda Election Plot

        Intelligence officials are worried that al Qaeda may try to affect elections.

        ON THE NEWSSTAND NOW

        America's Credit Catastrophe

        The financial freeze starts to envelop Main Street. Thanks, Wall Street.

        Rankings

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        Best Colleges 2009

        U.S. News has collected data from more than 1,400 colleges to bring you this year's 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.

        Nation & World

        Campaign 2008: Election Results

        Campaign 2008

        View candidate profiles, videos, and the latest headlines from the campaign trail.

        Letters to the Editor

        Opinion Letters

        Readers React to Retirement Article

        While I'm still young, I often think about where I'd retire--who doesn't? ["America's Healthiest Places to Retire," September 29-October 6]

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        Washington Whispers

        Washington Whispers

        Hiroshima History for Sale

        Forget stocks. Historical artifacts are where the big dollars are, and one is going up for sale.

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        Don't Buy the GOP Voter Fraud Talking Points

        Robert Schlesinger: The Republicans' record on voter fraud is thin.

        This Year's Voter Fraud is Democratic

        Bonnie Erbe: The Democratic candidate's connections to the group raise questions.

        Stock Market Gains Wiped Out

        Planning to Retire: Many retirement savers now have approximately the same balance they had in 2005.

        Apple Notebooks Coming; Some Can't Wait

        Dave's Download: Press invitation sends speculation into fever pitch, including analysis of invitations.

        Analyst: Mobile TV at Least 5 Years Away

        Dave's Download: Despite Korean cease-fire, too many standards will stymie new handheld sets.

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        Editor's Note: How Do We Cover a Financial Crisis?

        As we try to make sense of a worsen­ing situation, it’s fair to ask if we, and our colleagues in the media, did enough soon enough.

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