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Blame for Both Sides as Possible Government Shutdown Approaches
Overview If the federal government shuts down because Republicans and the Obama administration fail to agree on a budget, there will be plenty of blame to go around. About as many say they would blame the Republicans (39%) for such a standoff as say they would blame Obama (36%), with 17% volunteering that both would […]
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China: richer but angrier
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Unauthorized Immigration
Slideshow of key findings from the report, “Population Decline of Unauthorized Immigrants Stalls, May Have Reversed”
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Is America really so exceptional?
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Angela Merkel’s election win is reward for weathering the euro crisis at home
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CS Monitor: American Catholics like what they’re hearing from Pope Francis (+video)
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Occupy Bundestag
Germans’ concern about the gap between the rich and the poor suggests inequality is likely to be on Germans’ minds when they cast their ballots September 22. While recent surveys of voters’ intentions do not indicate such worries will necessarily influence the outcome of the election, polling data suggests measures to address inequality may be high on the agenda of the new German government.
