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January 01, 1990 - January 28, 2013 + To the Point
Administration at Odds on How to Boost Middle East Peace 
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President Obama's hope that direct talks would bring Middle East peace in a year seems less likely than ever. The US failed to persuade Israel...
Policing Domestic Muslim Radicalism
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Eric Holder has become the first Attorney General to address a national Muslim group at a time when Muslim-Americans are divided over the anti-terrorist tactics...
Cyber Security and Internet Freedom
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The Internet is now essential to the global economy, the military and politics. But users are vulnerable to attacks from the inside as well as...
Obama Tax-Cut Deal with GOP Faces Opposition from House Dems
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House Democrats say they won't let President Obama make what they call "another mistake," and they've voted to hold up his deal with Republicans. Where...
The Arrest of Julian Assange and What It Means for WikiLeaks
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As the world copes with online document dumps by WikiLeaks, Julian Assange has been jailed in England. Has he made the work of US diplomats...
Is What Wall Street Makes Worth What It Takes
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Guest host Conan Nolan takes a critical look at how Wall Street is operating these days and profits being made from financial “innovations” while credit...
Holiday Shopping, China and Economic Recovery
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Wall Street executives are getting bonuses, giving parties and renting summer homes in the Hamptons again, but the rest of the economy is growing a...
WikiLeaks: Is the Internet Creating a New World Disorder
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Cyber attacks can't keep WikiLeaks from continuing to pump out government secrets. Is it journalism? What's the lesson about the power of the Internet to...
Senate's Do-or-Die Time for Don't Ask Don't Tell
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The Pew Research Center says 58% of Americans favor repealing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." The Pentagon says almost 70% of active duty troops and their...
WikiLeaks: The World's Secrets Now Available Online
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WikiLeaks is said to be starting an age of "involuntary transparency." But as governments and businesses struggle to beef up cyber-security, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange...
Washington Rumbles over Taxes and Unemployment Benefits
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The President and Republican leaders concede their differences but promise a working relationship. Also, more from WikiLeaks on North Korea, South Korea and China.
Has START Stalled?
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President Obama wants the new START treaty ratified by the Senate during the lame-duck session. We hear about nuclear weapons, missile defense and Republican opposition....
The Internet and the Human Brain
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When it comes to communications, the biggest thing since the printing press is the Internet, but it turns out that some of the electronic gadgets...
The Psychology and Joy of Eating
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When Americans sit down to Thanksgiving feasts, many of us eat until we're long past the point of full. Why do we eat what we...
North Korea Flexes Its Muscles
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Yesterday's North Korean attack on South Korea was one of the most provocative since the Korean War. Does it leave the US with any good...
