MS Patient Falls Into U.S. Insurance Gap
After he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, Jeff Rubin went bankrupt paying his medical bills. Would that happen in England?
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Sensational Matadors Revive Bullfighting's Cache In Spain
Just a few years ago, bullfighting appeared to be on its way out. But the sport is becoming hip again — largely thanks to a new breed of bullfighters.
Immigrant Groups Challenge Arrests For Identity Theft
Prosecutors are now bringing criminal charges against illegal immigrants that can result in prison time, rather than just deporting them.
Congress Revisits 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
More than 12,000 gays have been expelled from the military since the Pentagon policy took effect.
A Dallas police vehicle was recently discovered to have what unusual characteristic?
Dr. John: Chicken Gumbo For The Soul
In "You Might Be Surprised," Dr. John addresses the devastating state of his beloved New Orleans.
Soldier In Iconic Photo Succumbs To His Demons
Army medic Joseph Dwyer risked his life in 2003 to rescue an Iraqi child. In June, he lost a battle with the psychological after-effects of war.
Sporting Fame Comes
With Limits In China
Chinese athletes are expected to let the government manage their image and take some earnings.
Election 2008
McCain Talks Domestic Issues On 'JV' Press Tour
The Republican senator struggles to draw the attention paid to Barack Obama's foreign travel.
Britain Weighs Social Cost Of 'Wonder' Drugs
The government health service takes a hard line on pricey, high-tech cancer drugs.
Minimum Wage Increase Lifts Seniors, Too
With the 70-cent wage increase, most of the people who will benefit are adults, like 63-year-old Shirley Golliday.
Against The Grain
Apocalypse News?
By many measures, the nation is better off than ever. But happiness, the social scientists tell us, has declined in America.
Leon Fleisher: A Piano Legend At 80
On his birthday, hear Fleisher's best recordings, chosen by Pulitzer-winning critic Tim Page.
Heavy Metal Road Trip
These five head-bashing songs are perfect for the primitive conquerer within every road warrior.
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Janis Ian Recounts Her Renegade
Teen Years
In a new memoir, Ian recounts her life as an activist and musician.
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- On The Brink: The Cuban Missile Crisis Revisited
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Movie Reviews
American Teens Hog Spotlight; 'Boy A' Shies Away
The documentary American Teen plays like fiction, while fictional Boy A feels true to life.
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- 'The Dark Knight' Pierces The Heart Of Darkness
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Once Naked For Nirvana,
Now A Teen Spirit
Spencer Elden, 17, is trying to make sense of life beyond Nevermind.
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Summer Squash Gets Some RespectMy Cancer
A Break from Reality
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