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Biden Sends Corsage to Girl Who Asked Him to Prom

By Nolan Feeney

GOP: Hillary Clinton’s Health and Age Are ‘Fair Game’

By Michelle Arrouas

Rare Footage Shows FDR Walking at Baseball Game

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Photos: Fast Food Workers Launch Largest Strike Yet

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Job Growth Good, Labor Market Bad

What happens with workforce participation will determine how you experience the recovery

By Rana Foroohar

Car-Centric Salt Lake City Explores Alternatives

In Utah, a booming region works to curb its reliance on the automobile

By Josh Sanburn

Wildfire Rages Near San Diego

California officials have battled double the average number of blazes so far this year. This latest fire spurred the evacuation of 20,000 homes in and around San Diego

By TIME Staff

Exclusive Pictures of the New 9/11 Museum

An exclusive look inside the museum due to open May 21 dedicated to preserving and memorializing the events of Sept. 11, 2001, as well as educating future generations about the tales of tragedy, bravery and recovery that emerged from that infamous day.

By TIME Photo

Report: Climate Change Poses Security Threat

A new report published by the Center for Naval Analyses Military Advisory Board this week finds that climate change is a "catalyst for conflict" and a "threat multiplier," proving to be a growing threat not only to the environment but also U.S. national security

By Michelle Arrouas

The U.S. Now Drinks More Wine Than France

U.S. oenophiles now drink a larger total amount of wine than any other country in the world — but when it comes to per capita consumption, France still wins hands down

By Dan Kedmey

Nigeria Refuses Prisoner Swap for Kidnapped Girls

Interior Minister Abba Moro says his government will not trade imprisoned Boko Haram extremists for the release of more than 200 schoolgirls, kidnapped by the militant group from a school last month, as demanded by the group's leader in a new video

By Michelle Arrouas

Thieves De-Spoon James Garfield's Tomb

Burglars broke into the former president's final resting place in a Cleveland suburb, stole commemorative spoons and left behind as evidence cigarette butts, a t-shirt and an empty Fireball whiskey bottle. Perhaps they thought it might be a fair exchange?

By Samantha Grossman

In Praise of Monica's Chutzpah

Lewinsky was then and remains now distinguished by her Madonna-like talent for self-promotion.

By Wendy Kaminer

Israel Has Run Out of Excuses

The Netanyahu government should stop manufacturing reasons to avoid a peace deal

By Saeb Erekat

Reports: No Arrests Over Target Data Breach

The arrest of Guo Xing Chen, 40, is not related to the theft of credit-card information at retail store Target, an official says. Media originally reported that police had detained a suspect for the $70 million data breach

By Michelle Arrouas

Aiken May Win Primary

Former American Idol Clay Aiken holds a slim lead in the Democratic primary in North Carolina's 2nd district as the final ballots are counted

By Michelle Arrouas

Proposed U.S. Visa Changes Could Help Tech Sector

Reforms proposed by the White House this week to allow the spouses of certain H-1B visa holders to work in the U.S. could be good for families from countries like India, which has thousands of nationals working in the U.S. tech sector under the program

By Krista Mahr

China Is Already Acting Like a Superpower

As Beijing appears to be openly enforcing territorial claims in the South China Sea, following a skirmish with Vietnam over a Chinese oil rig that left six people injured, one expert says a historic "moment of confrontation" has arrived

By David Stout

Dressing for Failure: How the Death of Home Ec Unraveled American Fashion

We are now a nation of Ugg-lovers.

By Linda Przybyszewski

Spouses of H-1B Holders to Get Work Visas

Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker told reporters that two regulations proposed by the Obama administration show the U.S. wants to make it easier for highly skilled families to find work and become a more attractive location to attract and retain talent

By Michelle Arrouas
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