Wednesday, May 6, 2009

D.C. Recognizes Same-Sex Marriages

The decision is seen as an opening for gay marriage advocates.

Chu Announces Biofuel Investment

The secretary of energy said that agriculture is one of the great resources in the United States.

Obama Is in the Eye of the Storm

With Iraq, Afghanistan, and the struggling economy, Obama is just getting started.

Gaudet: Is Exercise Possible if I'm in Pain?

Tips on how sufferers of chronic pain can stay active and keep exercising.

    7 Must-Do's Before Buying a 'Functional Food'

    The grocery aisles are filled with functional foods that claim to improve your health. How to choose?

      Fiber Sources: Soluble, Insoluble, More

      Most Americans don't meet the daily requirement; try to eat a variety of fiber-rich foods.

        The Swine Flu and the Stock Market: 5 Things to Know

        Irrational fears and industries that could benefit and suffer.

        Obama's Economic Hits and Misses

        In 100 days, he's put together a vast recovery program. That doesn't mean it will work.

        Secrets of the Modern Repo Man

        High-tech gizmos make it easier and safer to snag the cars of delinquent borrowers.

        America's Best Graduate Schools 2010

        Find all the tips and tools you need to narrow your search for the best graduate school for you.

        How Dropouts Hurt the Economy

        Large numbers of students aren't graduating high school, and the economy is taking the fall for it.

        6 Ways to Get Free Cash for College

        Learn where to find free cash to help pay for that increasingly expensive college education.

        Mashek: More Republican Fallout

        A few telling reports show a party in turmoil and out of touch.

        Roff: "No" on Gitmo Closure a Slap to Obama

        Congressional Democrats cite lack of clear plan for facility, detainees in stunning rebuke.

        Vartan Gregorian: Sending a Message to Iran

        In one letter, President Obama could spell out common interests, mutual concerns, and prospects for peace.

        Berkeley Researchers Create an “Invisibility Cloak”

        The team has used nanostructured silicon to conceal objects from optical detection.

        Massive Study of African Genetics Reveals Migration, Ancestry

        The study cataloged more than 4 million DNA variations collected over 10 years.

        Fire Influences Global Warming More Than Previously Thought

        Fire's effects on many Earth processes, including climate change, have been underestimated.

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        9 Health Tips

        Get rid of cellulite, lose weight, prevent brittle bones, and more.

        HealthiNation Video: Birth Control Methods

        Birth Control

        Learn about condoms, diaphragms, and other methods.

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        Find the Right College

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        Health: Allergy & Asthma Center

        Breathe Easier

        Many people suffer from allergies and asthma. Learn to manage the symptoms.

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        Best Careers

        Best Careers 2009

        U.S. News profiles 30 careers that offer strong outlooks and high job satisfaction. Plus, Most Overrated Careers.

        Market Movers

        Businessman Warren Buffett speaks at the 2008 Women's Conference at the Long Beach Convention Center on October 22, 2008 in Long Beach, California.

        The Top 25 Market Movers of 2009

        From CEOs to politicians, these folks are influential.

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        Washington Whispers

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        Public Blows Al Gore Off

        He has tried everything possible to raise awareness of the potential threat posed by global warming.

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        Shame on Montana, the Slaughterhouse State

        Bonnie Erbe: Governor allows horse butchering; Kentucky event kills another equine athlete.

        McDonald's McCafé Line

        Luxe Life: The accent mark just oozes luxury, doesn't it?

        Joe the Plumber on the GOP and Homosexuals

        God & Country: It's rare to see a prominent conservative so unvarnished about his views on homosexuality.

        How to Get Back $2,500 in Tuition Money

        College Cash 101: A new tax credit can give families up to $2,500 back per student in college.

        Shadows Over Green Shoots

        The Ticker: What isn't right about the rally.

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