Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Obama Pitches His Economic Agenda

He faces opposition to some new spending and to ending Bush-era tax cuts for the rich.

Rangel Raises More Cash Than All Challengers

New York's Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand are also among the best at raising campaign bucks.

In Wisconsin, Democrats Are on the Defensive

GOP eyes Feingold's Senate seat as both parties jockey over House seat held by retiring Rep. David Obey.

Preventing Basketball Injuries in Kids

Basketball-related traumatic brain injuries increased 70 percent in a decade.

    Health Buzz: AIDS Volunteers Freed in Africa

    Experimental leukemia drug fails in trial; the best low-carb diet is plant-based.

      How to Follow a Plant-Based, Low-Carb Diet

      Not all low-carb diets are created equal—new research suggests that lots of meat raises death risk.

        How to Become an Entrepreneur in Retirement

        Baby boomers are increasingly launching start-ups. Here are some tips on starting one of your own.

        8 Money Trends Shaping Seniors' Lives

        As you plan for an uncertain future, there's no escaping these likely conditions.

        7 Toxic Attitudes That Can Harm Your Career

        If you've taken on any of these attitudes recently, it may be time to adjust your work mindset.

        Get Into More Colleges, Get More Scholarships

        Students who get into several competing colleges usually get more scholarships than those who focus on just one "dream" college.

        Houston Charter Sends All Grads to College

        Fully 100 percent of graduates at this Best High School go on to four-year colleges.

        10 Tips for Veterans at College

        A visiting blogger offers advice for returning veterans looking to head to college.

        Milligan: The Budget Fix No One Wants to Make

        Unless lawmakers rein in entitlement spending the federal budget faces a long-term crisis.

        Stiehm: Let’s Call it September 11, Not ‘9/11’

        Let's not let this lie in memory as an unavoidable accident, but as a preventable event.

        Tea Party Cartoon Gallery

        Check out our editorial cartoons on the Tea Party.

        Studying Neural Circuits in Crayfish

        Research could help with new developments in robotics and human function.

          Asteroids Miss With Astronomers

          Close brushes actually fairly common.

            Could Cockroach Brains Fight Human Diseases?

            Insect tissue extracts show antibacterial activity.

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              The New Credit Card Rules: Winners and Losers

              Alpha Consumer: While some consumers benefit from the new CARD Act, others are worse off than before.

              Why Tax Hikes For the Wealthy Are Inevitable

              Rick Newman: It violates conventional wisdom, but raising some taxes in a weak economy may be okay.

              Independents Oppose Obama

              Peter Roff: Opposition among swing voters to President Barack Obama and the Democrats in Congress has “calcified.”

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