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Douglas Holtz-Eakin, top economic and policy advisor to the 2008 McCain campaign, on Obama's agenda - and the future of the GOP.
"Death be not proud." "My love is a fever." We look at 500 years of poets making sonnets.
Protests rock Iran. New regs for Wall Street. And new gay rights for federal employees. Our news roundtable goes behind the headlines.
Two big new surveys of the world's 'most livable cities' include almost no American cities. We'll ask why, and what's 'livable' now.
President Obama rolls out the biggest financial market regulation revamp since the Great Depression. Is it enough? Too much? We'll dig in.
FDR signed the GI Bill in 1944. A major revamp takes effect this summer. We at the history and future of the GI Bill.
Iran's protests over charges of a stolen election started loud and have only grown.
This week we've seen enormous, determined crowds in the streets of Tehran - bigger than any since...
A call to bring back romantic love. Cristina Nehring says it's been defused, deflated, debunked. It's time, she says, for a comeback.
The president makes his case to the American Medical Association. We'll ask what's really coming with healthcare reform.
Novelist Joseph O'Neill's award-winning novel, "Netherland," has been on the president's nightstand. We'll talk with O'Neill, and with writer James McBride, about its themes of American...
