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Romney's Week: A Squeaker, A Love Fest And A Shrug

by: Ari Shapiro

What Jobs Numbers Mean For Obama's Employment

by: Scott Horsley

Debate Over Appointees Hinges On One Word: Recess

by: Carrie Johnson

When Property Rights, Environmental Laws Collide

by: Nina Totenberg

Why Overpriced Japanese Sushi Is Bad For Bluefin Stocks

by: Eliza Barclay

No Surgery Required For Some Stabbing, Shooting Patients

by: Kristofor Husted

Rights Group Says Prominent Activist Beaten By Govt. Forces In Bahrain

by: Eyder Peralta

'Coordination' Ban A Murky Issue For Super PACs

by: Peter Overby

A Digital Death? Why Kodak Stopped Clicking

by: Jim Zarroli

'Pity The Billionaire': The Right's Unlikely Comeback

by: NPR Staff

On The GOP Trail, The Serendipity Of A Lost Wallet

by: Aarti Shahani

It's Jan. 1.

I'm en route to Iowa to cover the caucuses. I'm a novice reporter and NPR editors trusted me to tag along.

At my layover in Minneapolis, I reach into my pocket to pay for a chai tea latte and...

After Seven Years, Families Of Slain Blackwater Contractors Settle Suit

by: Eyder Peralta

To Climb In U.S., Volkswagen Gets Less German

by: Sonari Glinton

Rapper's Imprisonment Tests Moroccan Reforms

by: Deborah Amos

Not Officially Republicans, 'Undeclared' Voters Could Sway N.H. Race

by: Greg Allen

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