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Iraq: Whose War Is It?
The anti-war protests may be only a shadow of the demonstrations against the war in Vietnam. Although the war is bitterly controversial, are most Americans disconnected? On Reporter’s Notebook, examining John F. Kennedy's assassination.
By Warren Olney • • 1h 0m ListenThe anti-war protests may be only a shadow of the demonstrations against the war in Vietnam. Although the war is bitterly controversial, are most Americans disconnected? On Reporter’s Notebook, examining John F. Kennedy's assassination.
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3 storiesNew Report Details the Pain Rising Gas Prices Are Inflicting
What’s the “tipping point” for gasoline prices—the amount that will cause drivers to really cut back on using the car? A Washington Post-ABC News poll says is $4.38 cents a gallon in most of the country and $5.12 in the west, where prices are higher.
Read the story6 minAmerica in Wartime: Who's Making the Sacrifices?
The University of Wisconsin was a hotbed of protest during the Vietnam War. Today, the war in Iraq has divided Americans almost as much, but you wouldn’t know that by visiting the Madison campus.
Read the story26 minExamining John F. Kennedy’s Assassination
Do we now have the last word on John F. Kennedy's assassination?
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