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Iran's chief negotiator Saeed Jalili attends a press conference in Geneva, where Iran and six world powers ended talks on Dec. 7, 2010, with an agreement to meet again early in 2011

Could Domestic Politics Tie Obama's Hands on Iran Diplomacy?

Warning that they would "strongly oppose" any deal under which Tehran retained any ability to enrich uranium, U.S. legislators lay down a marker against nuclear compromise

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'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal Hopes Crash and Burn

For the second time this fall, the Senate blocked an effort to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Thursday afternoon

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Will Cell Phone Signals in Cars Be Blocked?

Talking or texting while driving can lead to accidents worthy of a bona-fide OMG

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40 Under 40: New Civic Leaders

In an epic election cycle, a new generation of civic leaders is already at work trying to fix a broken system -- and restore faith in the process. Meet the rising stars of American politics

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Top 10 Things You Didn't Know About the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree

The iconic Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree will be illuminated tonight in an annual ceremony that helps kick off the holiday season. TIME takes a look at some of the 79-year old tradition's most historic moments

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The end of history? More like the start. The 21st century runs on fast-forward, and the only way to keep up is to stop and figure out what really happened

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Intelligent Cities: What Torino Can Teach Cleveland

How an old industrial town restaged itself for a new century

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ROBERT ZOELLICK, World Bank president, commenting on the inauguration of a $1.3 billion hydroelectric dam in Laos
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