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January 01, 1990 - December 03, 2012 + To the Point
Fast-Growing China: A New Crop of Leaders, New Five Year Plan 
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Far from threatening to overtake the US anytime soon, China is wrestling with major problems that threaten internal stability. We hear what new leadership and...
America's Anti-China Syndrome
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In November election campaigns, both parties are blaming China — in different ways -- for America's declining economy. Would new policies make a difference? Is...
School Reform: Politics and the Movies
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An advocate of the President's Race to the Top has lost her job in the City of Washington. What's the impact on school reform based...
Robo-Signers, Foreclosures and the Battered Housing Market
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Massive foreclosure fraud threatens economic recovery, and it’s exposed a disturbing question: who really owns the mortgage on your home? Also, talking with the Taliban,...
Miners Winched to the Surface in Chile, Celebrations Begin
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The rescue of 33 miners in northwestern Chile is going well. We hear how it was put together, what the miners face in the future...
Obama, Dems Keep Pushing Claims on GOP's Secret Donors
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Campaign spending by independent groups could set a record of $500 million in this year's mid-term elections. Where is the money coming from? Are multiple...
Dangerous Liaisons: Pakistan, Afghanistan and the Taliban
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What's now called "Obama's War" features three allies with different objectives. We hear about the conflicting interests of the US, Afghanistan and Pakistan in the...
The Nobel Peace Prize and International Politics
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Last year it was Barack Obama. This year it's imprisoned Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo. We hear about the Nobel Peace Prize, who gets it and...
TARP: Gone but Not Forgotten
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The bank bailout -- or Troubled Asset Relief Program -- has become the leading symbol for the current hatred of government, on the Left as...
Wanted: Scientists and Engineers!
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After generations of world leadership, the US is falling behind in science and engineering. We look at the challenges and opportunities of a changing world....
Facebook, the Internet and Real Life
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A new film about the founder of Facebook and the suicide of a student whose sexual orientation was revealed online have focused attention on social...
Key Senate Races Keep Republican Hopes Alive
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In states they were counting on to maintain control of the Senate, Democrats are facing unexpected challenges. We hear what’s typical, and what’s not, about...
Atheists, Agnostics, Believers: Who Knows What about Religion?
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The US may be a highly religions country, but atheists and agnostics know more about religion than Americans who consider themselves devout. We talk with...
Does Rahm's Departure Mean a New Direction for Obama?
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Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel is expected to leave the White House tomorrow to campaign for Mayor of Chicago. Other key aides are departing as...
Cyber Security and Internet Freedom
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The Obama Administration wants new authority to eavesdrop on the Internet. We hear how the virus called Stuxnet has led to worldwide worry about cyber...
