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Will and Kate visit L.A.: Locals' top 10 southern California must-sees
Royal newlyweds William and Kate have a busy, business-first itinerary for their three-day visit to southern California, which begins Friday. If they had asked us, we’d have given them these 10 tips for how to savor the SoCal experience. For every obvious tourist gambit, we’ve thrown in some insider info about where to pan for the best Angeleno cultural gold.
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In Pictures: Barbara Walters' 10 most fascinating people of 2010
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Modern Parenthood
Linda Evangelista suing ex for $46,000 a month in child support
Linda Evangelista is suing her ex-boyfriend for $46,000 a month in child support, money the supermodel says is necessary to provide for her five-year-old son, Augustin. Just how much does it cost to raise a child?
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Tax VOX
Tax reform is essential, inevitable, and impossible
Tax reform is even more necessary now than it was in 1986. Everyone agrees that the tax system is complex, unfair, and inefficient.
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Denmark's election blunts far right's power
Helle Thorning-Schmidt is slated to become Denmark's first female prime minister after her left-wing coalition edged out government heavily influenced by Denmark's extreme right.
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Will and Kate visit L.A.: Locals' top 10 southern California must-sees
Royal newlyweds William and Kate have a busy, business-first itinerary for their three-day visit to southern California, which begins Friday. If they had asked us, we’d have given them these 10 tips for how to savor the SoCal experience. For every obvious tourist gambit, we’ve thrown in some insider info about where to pan for the best Angeleno cultural gold.
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I was born again on #Jan25. So was Egypt.
I am only 22 years old, and Hosni Mubarak ruled Egypt with an iron fist for my entire life. But during the protests, I saw a new Egypt emerging – my Egypt. Men didn’t deal with me as a woman but as a fellow citizen. In place of the normal class and religious divisions, I only saw acceptance.
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Chapter & Verse
"Everyday Icon: Michelle Obama and the Power of Style"
Like Michelle Obama herself, this book is more substantive than you might think.
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From long beards to Gucci purses, Egypt protests include all levels of society
Hundreds of thousands of people from seemingly every walk of life are protesting in central Cairo for the ouster of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
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In Pictures: Barbara Walters' 10 most fascinating people of 2010
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The Simple Dollar
Book review: Psych Yourself Rich
Every Sunday, The Simple Dollar reviews a personal finance book or other book of interest.
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Global News Blog
Germany showcases solar energy home of the future
Earth Day enthusiasts can appreciate a solar home whose every feature is designed to save energy, from the thick insulated windows to the photovoltaic panels on every surface.
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Ten best films of 2009
Uncovering some gems in an uneven year at the movies.
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Global News Blog
Need a job? Move to Italy.
Despite the economic downturn, many firms cannot fill empty positions ranging from plumbers to pastry chefs. The reason? A stigma on blue-collar jobs.
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Global News Blog
In Tokyo, Gucci guides me home
After a reporter loses his bearings, two women use their inner shopper's-GPS to help him navigate by glittery store locales.
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It's a dog's life
And it's not half bad. Even in a recession, Americans bow to the slobbering, shedding, fiercely loyal king of pets.
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In China, 'truthiness' trumps truth
Twenty years after Tiananmen, I found that even many of my Chinese journalism students didn't even know a pro-democracy movement existed.
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I Do Not Come to You By Chance
How an upright, idealistic young Nigerian was recruited into the world of e-mail scams.
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Secretary of State Clinton?
In Hillary, Obama would be launching a superstar diplomat.
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Sierra Leonean designer redefines African couture
For modern urban women hopping a bus or grabbing a cab, the head wrap and billowing fabric are literal stumbling blocks.
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Terrorist attacks in Pakistan stir anger at U.S.
Nineteen percent of Pakistanis have 'positive' views toward Al Qaeda, according to a BBC poll released Sunday.
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