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Jacquelin Perry dies, leaving legacy as pioneering orthopedic surgeon

Jacquelin Perry dies: She pioneered treatments for polio patients. Jacqueline Perry was one of the first 10 women to be certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery.

10 surprises about tomorrow's job market

Behind the falling US birthrate: too much student debt to afford kids?

Chuck Hagel, Vietnam vet: Would time as a 'grunt' be a plus at Pentagon?

New generation of vets find camaraderie, services online

Obama vs. Romney 101: 5 ways they differ on military issues

Saving Money Housing prices: How much house can you afford?

Pentagon celebrates gay pride month, but can it really make gays equal?

Robert Reich Economy's real problem? The spenders can't spend.

Marine sergeant discharged for criticizing Obama: Was that fair?

Decoder Wire Martin O'Malley for president in 2016? He drops a few hints.

Student loans: What will you owe? Check here.

The Simple Dollar Student loans: the more you can pay at once, the better

The Simple Dollar Social Security benefits: How to prepare for the tax hit

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Transcript of the State of the Union

Robert Reich The decline of the American public good

How higher education is leading us astray

The Republican weapon of mass cynicism

Opinion Make college accessible to the masses – and jobless

Government shutdown 101: What does it mean for veterans?

Veterans Day survey: 300,000 use revamped GI Bill

Tony Curtis remembered for acting versatility and artwork

Labor Day lessons from 1928

Glenn Beck rally: Sarah Palin and President Obama agree on one thing