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// 1 decade ago
Bush victory solidifies Southern hold
President Bush carried the South in his re-election battle with John Kerry but an analysis shows even bigger trouble for Democrats than originally thought, the
Odd News
// 1 decade ago
The Almanac
Today is Wednesday, Dec. 1, the 336th day of 2004 with 30 to follow.
Business News
// 1 decade ago
Feature: Learning investment from the best
For 30 years, Robert Miles had made all the classic mistakes of investments trading, in and out of stock markets but not doing better than the main indexes. "I
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// 1 decade ago
Bush comment draws Kennedy ire
Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg is unhappy over President George W. Bush referring to her father in a campaign speech earlier this week.
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// 1 decade ago
Paul H. Nitze is dead
Paul Nitze, a military expert and diplomat who served in administrations ranging from Franklin Roosevelt to Ronald Reagan, has died at the age of 97.
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// 1 decade ago
Laura Bush urges votes for her husband
U.S. first lady Laura Bush cited her husband's leadership in a crisis as reason to work hard for his re-election at the 2004 GOP convention in New York.
Business News
// 1 decade ago
The rally to increase minimum wage
It's never been easy making a living being a cashier at Wal-Mart or flipping burgers at McDonald's. But for those making the least amount per hour that the gove
Business News
// 1 decade ago
The Bear's Lair: When bond bubbles burst
"Gentlemen prefer bonds" responded Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon when asked his opinion of investing in the 1920s stock market bubble. Well not today they do
Business News
// 1 decade ago
The cost of pomp for Reagan's funeral
The week of official mourning for the passing of Ronald Reagan is over, although according to protocol, the national flag must continue to be raised at half-mas
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// 2 decades ago
Photo may have swayed Bush on Rice
An old U.S. newspaper photo may have helped persuade the White House to let national security adviser Condoleezza Rice testify on the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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