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US crime rate at lowest point in decades. Why America is safer now.
The crime rate for serious crimes, including murder, rape, and assault, has dropped significantly since the early 1990s in part because of changes in technology and policing, experts say.
Thirty ideas from people under 30: The Change Agents
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George F. Kennan: An American Life
Earth-like planets: How will we know if they can sustain life? (VIDEO)
Opinion FAMU hazing, Robert Champion: Violent rituals don't make men stronger
The chef's art
Accused WikiLeaks source Bradley Manning goes to military court
15 best nonfiction books of 2011: CSMonitor picks
Algae helps explains Antarctic ice sheet formation
5 great gift book ideas: something for everyone
What kind of society do Republicans want? It looks like social Darwinism.
Should President Reagan shooter John Hinckley get more freedom?
Home prices fall back to 2003 levels
Opinion Morocco elections aren't a model for the Arab Spring as West claims
Goldman Sachs to Europe's rescue
Reading, writing, empathy: Schools try 'Social Emotional Learning'
How higher education is leading us astray
Class warfare? What about the ignorance gap?
What Harry Potter taught me about evil
Crowdsourcing science: how gamers are changing scientific discovery
Nobel Prize winner dies just days before he won
Morally indefensible budget cuts
'Moneyball' starring Brad Pitt: movie review
Home sales jump in August: why it's not enough to revive housing market

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