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Chapter & Verse Jeb Bush's book on immigration stirs controversy

In his book, Bush advocates residency for undocumented immigrants but not citizenship – a marked change from his previous, more immigrant-friendly stance.

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Decoder Wire Norquist pledge: Are GOP tax rebels start of a trend or just talk? (+video)

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Chapter & Verse 'CBS This Morning Reads' kick off with ‘Team of Rivals’

Geithner meets eurozone leaders: a step toward taming debt crisis?

Decoder Wire Obama on 'The View': Were hosts too easy on him? (+video)

Decoder Wire Why does Ann Romney keep calling Mitt a 'wild and crazy' guy? (+video)

Decoder Wire Jimmy Kimmel still at it: What's with Romney and the rubber chicken? (+video)

Chapter & Verse Amazon hears from hometown critics

China's leadership shakeup: Bo Xilai and 4 other names to watch

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Can Facebook and China be friends?

GOP presidential debate: Has Herman Cain trumped Rick Perry?

China official calls the US 'simple,' Clinton calls out China: How honest is too honest?

Greg Mortenson: when 'do gooders' become celebrities

Opinion Greg Mortenson and our false ideals about social change

Léo Apotheker: Will software salesman measure up as HP CEO?

An end to the Mayor Daley show after 21 years

Pakistan flood aid: millions pledged, but it's still not enough

Opinion Syrian secularism: a model for the Middle East

Opinion Gaza flotilla: Why the blockade makes sense for Israel

Rahm Emanuel: Chicago mayor swagger, but local sway?