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Chapter & Verse World Book Night US: Washington, Michigan, and New York attract the most volunteers

As World Book Night approaches again, a list of rankings shows where volunteers – who give away free books on April 23 – are most heavily clustered in the US.

Saving Detroit: New manager targets 'greatest turnaround' in US history

Debt-laden Detroit makes one last bid to avert fiscal takeover by state

'Fiscal cliff' no more? Americans vote to banish the term, at least.

In Gear Chevy Camaro production to move to US

The Vote Michigan 'right to work' law: Worse for unions than Wisconsin setback? (+video)

Why union protests won't stop Michigan's new 'right-to-work' law

In right-to-work debate where's the evidence? (+video)

Michigan battleground: Unions push to protect rights at the ballot box

Chapter & Verse America's deadliest school violence? Not Columbine, but Bath, Mich., in 1927

Obama unveils new ad campaign on economic recovery

Detroit teeters on brink of bankruptcy as state takeover looms

Michigan delivers ultimatum on Detroit finances

Amanda Clayton, lottery winner, defends food stamps. Michigan disagrees.

Michigan $1M lotto winner can no longer collect food stamps

Romney vs. Santorum: Class warfare in the GOP

Vox News Rick Santorum's new machine-gun ad: Will it work? (+video)

Malcolm X: A side rarely seen

A long, steep drop for Americans' standard of living

Got protests? A call to action for Occupy Wall Street, groups worldwide

In Pictures Joe the Plumber

Heat wave: How cities are trying to help the homeless survive

Wisconsin labor unrest spills across Lake Michigan

In Pictures Taking office 2011

Who's going to Rally to Restore Sanity? Republicans and Libertarians, too.