Topic: Michael Brown - CSMonitor.com

Why Obama is pushing for stimulus in 'fiscal cliff' deal (+video)

President Obama's opening offer in 'fiscal cliff' talks includes $255 billion in stimulus spending – tax cuts, incentives, and more. It could be a bargaining ploy or a bid to offset rising taxes on the rich.

Black Friday: Will the 'fiscal cliff' darken the mood in the malls?

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Martin Luther King, Jr. and the decline in what younger generations know about him

With response to tornadoes, FEMA begins to rebuild its reputation

Hetherington, Hondros, and the risks journalists take

'Restrepo' filmmaker Tim Hetherington killed photographing war in Libya

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President Obama appears on Daily Show, defends policies

Obama vows to end 'turf wars, red tape' hindering Katrina recovery

Morning briefing: Why the big response to flu?

A new Winnie the Pooh book for 2009

Opinion A historic victory. A changed nation. Now, can Obama deliver?

Is the Republican Party in peril?