Who would the U.S. like to see as Iraq's next leader? Not an easy question to answer. The embassy is keeping as quiet as possible, hypersensitive to charges of meddling. As for the candidates, anyone pro-American is keeping quiet about it in an atmosphere
<!--paging_filter--> With no one particular breaking news peg, a lot of ink was spilled about Mark Zuckerberg this week. The Wall Street Journal. wrote a feature about him alongside a picture of his smiling mug in the A-section of its paper yesterday. Par
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When it comes to health care, who gets treated better—man or man’s best friend? Of course, it’s hard to make an apples-to-apples comparison when you’re comparing four-legged patients to people, and there are many ways in which human care tops pet
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The outspoken actor says the president has an 'impossible' task on his hands.
The 0.5-inch thick device, which weighs 1.5 lbs., is intended to be used for web browsing, e-mail, photos, video, music, games and e-books -- pretty much everything that its pint-sized cousin the iPod touch can do, only bigger. by Andrew Nusca
