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Public wants health reform, but wary of 'Obama's plan'

Americans worry anything Washington comes up with will only raise costs.

Tests for California's 'pot economy'

Medical marijuana booms in cities such as L.A., with some eyeing its revenue potential. But there's pushback, too.

Bernanke defends bailouts – and himself

The Fed chairman, who is all over the TV news shows this week, may be angling for reappointment in January.

From our files: An interview with Walter Cronkite

The Monitor spoke with the CBS anchorman, who died Friday, in a 1973 series of interviews with the three networks' broadcast journalists.

Walter Cronkite: From Depression-era newspapering to blogging

"The most trusted man in America" defined reporting for generations of print and broadcast journalists.

Remembering Cronkite: The night 'Uncle Walter' came to the door

Emmy nominations embrace old and new

Primetime lineup includes new shows and names and underscores cable's strong presence.

NASA refurbishes video copies of moon landing

A Hollywood film restoration company took television video copies of what Apollo 11 beamed to Earth 40 years ago and made the pictures look sharper.

Live from the Sotomayor confirmation hearings: Day two

Comcast online video trial grows to 23 networks

The program gives 5,000 subscriber households access to cable TV shows online without an extra fee.

Live from the Sotomayor confirmation hearings: Day one

Why Saddam Hussein lied about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction

The former dictator was afraid of looking weak to Iran, according to newly declassified interviews he had with an FBI agent.

ECONOMIC SCENE: The missing piece of the healthcare debate

The idea of a government-paid national healthcare system hasn’t gotten very far in the Washington debate.

Robert Gibbs gets dunked by reporters (does not drown)

Obama on Michael Jackson - why no official statement?

Consumers less gloomy, but they're still inclined to save

Household incomes went up in May, buoyed by the stimulus, but consumer spending still lags.

Rahm Emanuel says Obama’s job much tougher than Clinton’s

Why healthcare reform is still alive, despite initial cost estimates

Dire pronouncements aside, the process is just getting started, with legislation at a formative stage and Obama yet to offer his plan.

Whither the Kang Nam, North Korea's suspect cargo ship?

The aging craft, heading toward the Strait of Malacca, is an unlikely player in what is fast becoming an international drama.

Opinion: What Obama must do now on Iran

Condemn violence, without picking sides.

Fierce clashes in Tehran Saturday between police, protesters

Eyewitnesses say thousands of police and plainclothes militia members filled the streets to prevent rallies.

Obama resists pressure to speak out more forcefully on Iran

Polls show Obama’s honeymoon drawing to a close

Palin accepts Letterman apology for joke about her 14 year old daughter

Obama vs. bin Laden: A battle for Muslim hearts

Two recordings from the Al Qaeda chief and his deputy may signal that Obama's overtures, particularly his speech in Cairo Thursday, have put the organization on the defensive.