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Romney's 'Crony Capitalism' Charge May Ring True For Leaders Of Both Parties
Mitt Romney is accusing President Obama of "crony capitalism" as part of his campaign for the presidency. But critics of the U.S. economy and politics say the practice of rewarding the business interests of political supporters with federal taxpayer dollars is truly bipartisan.
The Craziest Sports You've Never Seen
Sol Neelman, a former newspaper photographer, travels the world in search of offbeat and surreal sporting events. "It's got to make me laugh, it's got to be photogenic, and cheap beer is a bonus," he says.
Sweet Reflections On Grandpa For Mandela Birthday
People around the world are marking 'Mandela Day' by doing 67 minutes of public service — that's one minute for every year he spent fighting for human rights. Host Michel Martin speaks to Mandela's granddaughter Tukwini Mandela to find out how the South African elder statesman is celebrating his 94th birthday.
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Reports That Gov. Christie Will Give Keynote Tamp Down Veep Talk
Keynote speakers and vice presidential nominees give separate addresses. So unless tradition is going to be broken, choosing the New Jersey governor to deliver the keynote address at the GOP convention means he's not going to be on the ticket.
For Elaine Chao, A Tough Voyage To U.S. Leadership
Elaine Chao made history when she became the first Asian American woman appointed to a U.S. president's cabinet. She served as Secretary of Labor under George W. Bush, and before that directed the Peace Corps. But making her mark on the U.S. was not easy. As a child, she spent 37 days traveling by boat to get from Taiwan to America. Elaine Chao talks about her journey and her career with host Michel Martin.
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PAR: Hold legislative hearing on voucher standards
A nonpartisan government watchdog group is asking Superintendent of Education John White to seek legislative guidance as he designs the accountability…
Drought Disasters Declared In More Counties; 1,297 Affected So Far
The designation means many farmers will qualify for emergency loans. By some measures, the drought is the worst the nation's suffered in more than 50 years.
Landrieu: $1.4M for Louisiana homeless vets
U.S. Sen. Mary L. Landrieu says $1.4 million in grants has been set aside for Louisiana organizations to prevent homelessness among veterans.Landrieu said…
Fire out, evac over after gas pipeline rupture
INTRACOASTAL CITY — A rupture in a south Louisiana natural gas pipeline erupted into a fire that led to an evacuation and road closures.State police say…
Residents worry about dust from pending implosion
Public housing residents near a 17-story hotel slated to be imploded Sunday in New Orleans are worried about dust blanketing their homes.The…
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