Should America ban cell phones for drivers?
December 14, 2011, at 2:17 PMAn influentional national advisory board wants all 50 states to prohibit cell phone use by drivers — even with hands-free headsets
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An influentional national advisory board wants all 50 states to prohibit cell phone use by drivers — even with hands-free headsets
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A new report finds that a stunning 1 in 45 kids doesn't have a permanent roof over his head
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Critics find the former First Daughter to be poised to a fault in her first appearance as a news correspondent
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Scrapping paper money would allow the Fed to slash interest rates below zero and jumpstart economic growth, argues Matthew Yglesias at Slate
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The department store and the domestic doyenne, both in decline, join forces with a $38.5 million deal
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Fox Business accuses Kermit of trying to "brainwash your kids against capitalism." Commentators cannot help but chuckle over this Muppet conspiracy theory
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GM's green-energy star hits a speed bump — with some Volts catching fire weeks after being damaged in government crash tests
Birthday cards, Netflix discs, and L.L. Bean catalogs will begin arriving a day later than usual, as the Post Office rolls back its delivery services
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The feds announce that 120,000 new jobs were added in November, while the unemployment rate dropped sharply to 8.6 percent. A 'Christmas miracle'?
American Airlines declares bankruptcy, and some analysts argue that passengers would benefit if the government took over the big carriers
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Bloomberg reports that as Treasury secretary, Paulson gave a potentially lucrative heads-up to hedge fund managers. Should we be outraged?
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The debt-plagued airline's parent company files for Chapter 11. That's good news for competitors, but bad news for unions and frequent flyers
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The holiday shopping season is off to a booming start. But do stampedes of bargain-hungry Americans really prove the economy is back on track?
A new ad for the MSNBC show portrays Mika Brzezinski as a multitasking scold — and her male co-hosts as carefree, drunken partiers
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A new report on the 2008 financial crisis reveals some shocking numbers that dramatically exceed the $700 billion TARP bailout
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