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Healthcare Reform Opponents May Rue a Victory Russ Ferguson: If Individual Mandate Is Ruled Unconstitutional, Government May Opt for Public Option Instead Jan 16, 2011
WikiLeaks: World Leaders Are Real People, Too Mo Rocca Finds Cables Show Major Players on World Stage Are Feckless, Vain and Know How to Party Jun 12, 2012
Ben Stein: Charlie Rangel Still a Hero to Me Says Korean War Exemplar Was Censured for Almost Nothing Nov 28, 2010
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Ben Stein: New Boss "Same as the Old Boss" Says Change Brought on Election Night Doesn't Mean Politicians Have Changed Their Tune - and They'd Better Nov 7, 2010
Candidates Should Address the Income Gap Slate's Tim Noah Says For Decades, U.S. Incomes Became More Equal, Not Less Oct 24, 2010
Ben Stein: Let Us Pledge Not to Give In to Hate Says "Pledge to America" Too Narrow, Calls for Declaration of Conscience From Both Parties (Tea Partiers, Too) Oct 17, 2010
Faith Salie takes charge by freezing her eggs Says ability to better ensure fertility makes her feel like an "ovary-achiever" Oct 10, 2010
Linda McGibney: We Who Prospered Should Pay Tax Counters Ben Stein's Claim That Ending Tax Cut Is "Punishment" of Well-Off, Says It's Patriotic for Rich to Pay More Sep 26, 2010
"The Social Network" Unfair to Zuckerberg Critic David Edelstein Hopes New Movie on Facebook Founder Doesn't Define Our Generation Sep 26, 2010
Ben Stein: Raising My Taxes Is a Punishment Asks: If Raising Taxes Won't Help Economy, Why Am I Being Punished? Sep 19, 2010
The Obama Office Makeover: Yes, We Tan! Mo Rocca Says the New Oval Office Decor Is Kind of Square Sep 5, 2010
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Commentaries
Edelstein: Enough with the awards already
Film critic says the Oscars should be less about Oscars and more about movies
Egypt Proved Change Is Possible, Sexy and Cool!
Mona Eltahawy Says Revolution Toppled Stereotypes of Arabs As Well as a Dictator
Ben Stein's Dream GOP Candidate? Barack Obama
Says President Has Moved So Far to the Right He Offers Republicans Best Chance of Capturing the White House in 2012
Healthcare Reform Opponents May Rue a Victory
Russ Ferguson: If Individual Mandate Is Ruled Unconstitutional, Government May Opt for Public Option Instead
WikiLeaks: World Leaders Are Real People, Too
Mo Rocca Finds Cables Show Major Players on World Stage Are Feckless, Vain and Know How to Party
Ben Stein: Charlie Rangel Still a Hero to Me
Says Korean War Exemplar Was Censured for Almost Nothing
Nancy Giles Talks Coffee
Getting Answers to the Burning Questions Surrounding the Beloved Bean
Ben Stein: New Boss "Same as the Old Boss"
Says Change Brought on Election Night Doesn't Mean Politicians Have Changed Their Tune - and They'd Better
Candidates Should Address the Income Gap
Slate's Tim Noah Says For Decades, U.S. Incomes Became More Equal, Not Less
Ben Stein: Let Us Pledge Not to Give In to Hate
Says "Pledge to America" Too Narrow, Calls for Declaration of Conscience From Both Parties (Tea Partiers, Too)
Faith Salie takes charge by freezing her eggs
Says ability to better ensure fertility makes her feel like an "ovary-achiever"
Linda McGibney: We Who Prospered Should Pay Tax
Counters Ben Stein's Claim That Ending Tax Cut Is "Punishment" of Well-Off, Says It's Patriotic for Rich to Pay More
"The Social Network" Unfair to Zuckerberg
Critic David Edelstein Hopes New Movie on Facebook Founder Doesn't Define Our Generation
Ben Stein: Raising My Taxes Is a Punishment
Asks: If Raising Taxes Won't Help Economy, Why Am I Being Punished?
The Obama Office Makeover: Yes, We Tan!
Mo Rocca Says the New Oval Office Decor Is Kind of Square
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Major publishers are suing over a Florida law banning books for alleged sexual content not suitable for schools. CBS News legal contributor Jessica Levinson has more.
Boar's Head facility linked to listeria
New records by the U.S. Department of Agriculture detail dozens of violations at a Boar's Head plant in Virginia that is being linked to a listeria outbreak. 57 hospitalizations in 18 states and at least nine deaths have been linked to the outbreak. Barbara Kowalcyk, the director of the Institute for Food Safety and Nutrition Security at George Washington University, joins CBS News with more details.
Boy's heroic actions save stepfather's life
Devin Gardner and his 12-year-old stepson Jordan were driving from Oklahoma to Alabama when they crashed, leaving Gardner unconscious. Jordan, who has a speech impediment and autism, came to his stepdad's rescue.