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When the Wealthy Sneeze, the Economy Catches Cold Dec 15, 2011

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The wealthiest Americans are a changing breed as conservative savers turn into manic spenders. What does that mean for the rest of us? Can government programs be sustained?

A Divided Congress Gets to Work before Winter Break Dec 14, 2011

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Another deadline for important legislation in Congress, and opportunities for each party to embarrass the other. What's at stake in the latest example of...

Iraq: After American Soldiers Are Gone Dec 13, 2011

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US troops will be out of Iraq in 3 weeks, leaving the world's largest embassy and an uncertain legacy. We hear some disturbing assessments of what the future may bring.

Has the 'Arab Spring' Come to the Russian Winter? Dec 12, 2011

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In Russia Saturday, mass protests and political challenges from the left, right and even the Orthodox Church. Is Prime Minister Putin really at risk of losing his power?

Teddy Roosevelt, the Middle Class and Barack Obama Dec 09, 2011

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Progressive Democrats are applauding the campaign themes laid out by President Obama this week. How does he sound to liberals? Republicans? Centrists who decide elections?

Has the War with Iran Already Begun? Dec 08, 2011

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Is President Obama lax about Iran's possible nuclear weapon, or is he "Bush on steroids?" We hear what could be a covert war against Iran and what the consequences might be.

Internet Piracy: Will SOPA Change the Web as We Know It? Dec 07, 2011

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Can websites that profit from pirated films and music be protected without destroying the freedom that makes the Internet so important to so many users?

Democracy, Islam and Egypt's Economy Dec 06, 2011

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Islamic parties won 60% in Egypt's recent elections. What will that mean for the ruling military, Israel, and democracy? Will that distract from economic concerns?

GOP Race Now Focuses on Gingrich and Romney Dec 05, 2011

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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is the new leader in the race for the Republican presidential nomination. With only a month until the Iowa caucuses, how long can it last?

Crisis in the Eurozone, Continued Dec 02, 2011

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The nations that share the Euro are so independent in other ways that the common currency may not survive. We hear from several Europeans and hear why it matters to the US.

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