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In his latest novel, More Than This, writer Patrick Ness takes on death, a mature topic to be sure. But interestingly, he's written this book for...

Audio FileEssayist Will Durst counts down the top news stories of 2013.Edit | Remove Be still your beating hearts, as we exultantly find ourselves...

Wisconsin is one of a handful of states that recently made it easier for small businesses to raise money.

Human trafficking and the sex trades are modern-day tragedies, but writer Amy Tan finds tragedy, as well as hope and redemption, in the upscale...

We take for granted that Santa Claus and Christmas trees are symbols of the Christmas season, but there are other traditions with lesser known...

Ukrainian Police Dismantle Protest Camp In Central Kiev

Hundreds of riot police have stormed an anti-government camp in the capital's Independence Square, with police dismantling barricades amid shouts of...
Is Economic Populism A Problem Or A Solution For Democrats?

The fight over taxes, entitlements and income inequality has clearly been reignited in the Democratic Party, sparking questions about whether, and...
House, Senate Negotiators Announce Deal To Avert Another Shutdown

House and Senate negotiators said late Thursday that they reached a budget deal. The agreement would restore some of the automatic spending cuts...
Bipartisan Negotiators Unveil Budget To Avoid January Shutdown

Congressional negotiators announced Tuesday that they'd reached a budget proposal to restore about $65 billion worth of sequestration cuts in...
Congressional Work On Farm Bill Likely To Spill Into 2014

House and Senate negotiators working to finish a farm bill say it is unlikely their work will be completed before the end of the year. The House is...