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The war is over: Congress and the French break bread to create their own caucus.
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Futurist Joe Coates predicts how technology will reshape society.
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The National Interest
Primary turnout numbers pitch Democrats left of the general electorate.
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Pulse
A new study shows that vitamin B does not prevent strokes.
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Weekly Poll
John Kerry may be on a roll, but will he win the Democratic nomination for president?
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No doom from this virus, but don’t let down your guard.
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U.S. News celebrated its 70th anniversary in 2003 by taking a photographic look through the decades, beginning with the 1950s.
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The People's Vote
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America's Best Colleges 2004
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And then there were two?
The Democratic front-runner faces his No.1 challenger
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Special Report
Looking for answers in the ashes
A year after the horrific nightclub fire in Rhode Island, life is utterly changed.
Nation & World
Selling the bomb
A Pakistani scientist marketed nuclear weapons technology.
Iraq: Bombs, barricades, and brides
9/11: Troubled tales
Medicare: A political prescription
Executive Edition
The new regime
Corporate reform measures are reshaping boards of directors.
Update: Ty Warner
Management: Give me a coach
Strategy: Polished portfolio
Spotlight: John Zogby
Suite Spot: Coca-Cola
Money & Business
Adding new sales to the old
Ebay must attract more buyers and sellers.
Charities: Guide to giving
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Magnetism and the brain
Brain scans may help depression.
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Science & Technology
'Smart dust' is cool
Tiny wireless sensors collect information.
Next News: An exploration of science
Tech Bits: Gizmos, games, and more
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Will Super Bowl sleaze prompt a real crackdown?
Conversation: Wired by words
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Fixing what's broken
Retool our intelligence services to prevent more mistakes.
On Politics: But what would Kerry do?
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Funny Money: Gussying up the garbage
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