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Republicans To Introduce Backup Bill That Extends Payroll Tax Holiday
The bill would keep taxes from rising for 160 million Americans. Republicans said they were dropping their demand for that revenue decrease to be paid for by other cuts.
Why Catholic Groups' Health Plans Say No To Contraceptives, Yes To Viagra
It's a question that Catholic-sponsored employers have objected to the administration's requirement that health plans cover contraceptives at no charge to the insured. What about coverage for medicines to help men with erectile dysfunction?
The Ballad Of The Tearful: Why Some Songs Make You Cry
A musical device called an appoggiatura creates tension and emotions, says one musical psychologist. Also, "a good song allows us, the listeners, to walk through the songwriter or composer's thoughts and emotions as they wrote the song," says Dan Wilson, who co-wrote "Someone Like You" with Adele.
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Study: 1.8 Million Dead People Still Registered To Vote
A new report finds that about one in eight U.S. voter registrations are invalid or inaccurate. While there are few documented cases of voter fraud, the study finds that cooperation among states could improve the accuracy of voter registration lists nationwide.
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The Chieftains: For 50 Years, Irish Music For The World
Over a long career, the Irish folk band has worked with almost everybody, just about everywhere.
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A Pragmatic Princeling Next In Line To Lead China
The son of a communist revolutionary hero who was later imprisoned, Xi Jinping is set to become China's next leader. Family members and friends paint a portrait of a humble man with an appetite for knowledge, who is an efficient administrator and an open-minded politician.
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Pa.'s Gas Boom Worsens Low-Cost Housing Shortage
The natural gas boom in Pennsylvania has new workers flooding into the state. That's causing a housing crunch in some communities, as locals get priced out of the rental market. One rural county in the northern part of the state has opened its first homeless shelter.
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Iranian Is Suspected In Bangkok Explosions
The explosions come a day after Israel accused Iran of launching twin attacks against its diplomats.
Top Stories: Violence In Syria; Obama To Meet With Chinese Vice President
The morning's top stories from NPR's The Two-Way.
University of Nebraska Regent running for U.S. Senate
The race for U.S. Senator Ben Nelson’s seat has another candidate.Chuck Hassebrook announced Tuesday afternoon he’s seeking the Democratic nomination for…
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