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Postal Service plans all-weather clothing line: Smart move or desperation?

You might not have thought 'haute couture' the last time you saw your postman, but that's about to change. The Postal Service is promising all-weather gear embedded with military tech.

Change Agent Time Bank helps neighbors put skills to use, swap services

As clock ticks on 'sequester,' Washington runs short on ideas

Copernicus and the Church: What the history books don't say

Opinion A civics lesson for 20-somethings

Bowling tax? Part of Ohio tax revamp plan.

Shale gas boom slows in Marcellus formation

Bob Goodlatte: GOP point man on immigration urges 'regular order'

Presidents' Day 2013: Actually, there’s no such thing

Reader recommendation: The Last Runaway

Gun owners talk: Self protection is more complex than 'stand and fight'

Modern migrants pose new challenges to Mexican border towns

Culture Cafe 'Glee' wedding leaves fans shocked on Valentine's Day

President Obama's State of the Union address full text

Decoder Wire State of the Union: Who's coming besides Ted Nugent?

Opinion GOP success strategy: Recruit more Hispanics (like Marco Rubio) and women

Frank Ocean misses out on the Grammys big prize while fun. and Mumford & Sons triumph

Sam Mullet, Amish beard-cutting ring leader, gets 15-year jail term

In Gear Chevrolet Cruze Clean Turbo Diesel debuts at Chicago Auto Show

Will Saturday cuts save the Postal Service?

Vox News Why Dick Morris is out at Fox, but Karl Rove survives

Can a kinder, gentler Eric Cantor 'rebrand' Republicans?

Anti, pro-gay groups converge on Boy Scouts of America headquarters

Energy Voices How do you spot a leaking oil pipeline?

3 smart new historic novels