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Dads Dish On What It Takes To Survive Fatherhood
As children across the country prepare to celebrate their fathers this Sunday, Tell Me More offers dads its own special gift. In the series "Father to Father," dads give their words of wisdom and advice to other dads. The first essay comes from John Siegfried, a 74 year-old dad, step dad, and grandfather from Highland Heights, Ohio.
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Arbitrator Upholds Goodell in Hargrove Suspension
NEW YORK — An arbitrator has ruled Monday that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has the authority to discipline former Saints defensive end Anthony Hargrove…
Verizon Introduces 'Groundbreaking' Pricing Scheme, But Is It Really Different?
The plan allows multiple devices to share one bucket of data. But some of the caveats have critics scratching their heads.
And You Thought You Had Good Attendance
Jalyn Brown is a graduating honors student and a varsity basketball player at Riverhead High School in Long Island, New York. She's looking forward to a well-deserved chance to sleep in after a 13-year streak of perfect attendance. Brown tells host Michel Martin about what pushed her to get to school every morning.
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Harissa: The Story Behind North Africa's Favorite Hot Sauce
Christopher Columbus and other explorers brought red peppers from the New World back to Europe, where they spread across the globe, each culture adapting a pepper paste or sauce to their taste. Harissa is North Africa's contribution.
Weekly Standard: Beware The Union Label
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker survived a recall attempt that was supported by public sector unions. Jay Cost of The Weekly Standard says Mitt Romney can adapt Walker's message to win in November.
Why More Men Are Choosing 'Pink Collar Jobs'
More men are entering fields that have been dominated by women. From 2000 to 2010, fields with a vast majority of women accounted for nearly a third of job growth for men, according to The New York Times. Host Michel Martin takes a look at the findings with research analyst Mary Gatta and hears from three men making headway in these fields.
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It's ScuttleButton Time!
Sure, you can ALWAYS find a challenging and inspiring ScuttleButton puzzle to solve, one that keeps you on pins and needles trying to figure it out. This week's puzzle, however, is not one of those.
World Is 'Hellish Nightmare' In Player's 10-Year Long Strategy Game
'Lycerius' has played the Civilization II strategy game for 10 years. Ninety percent of humans are dead in the year 3991. Most of the world is underwater. A 1,700-year-long war is raging among three superpowers. Think Waterworld + Terminator.
How Much Money Should You Save For A Rainy Day?
Researchers asked people up and down the income spectrum. Here's what they said.
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