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America At Work
Images from the job-and-jobless front
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AP Photo/Matt Rourke
Images from the job-and-jobless front
Send us your images of America at Work. We’ll publish the best ones here.
The story of Standard Motor Products, a family-run manufacturer in Queens, illuminates what it takes to survive in today’s economy — and why the jobs crisis will be so hard to solve.
Obama's dilemma: His proposals are both too small-bore to deal with the scale of the crisis he wants to address and also way too big for Congress |
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A dispatch from the future, where political action committees have absorbed America's political parties.
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A behind-the-scenes look at the process of writing the president's third annual speech to a joint session of Congress is 'The West Wing' in real life.
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The word is invoked to refer to a number of surprisingly diverse worldviews -- and politicians take advantage of that.
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As we mourn the decline of manufacturing, why isn't anybody talking about the tragic decline of agriculture?
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The Republican Party's two factions each assigned someone to respond to President Obama's speech. Which had more to offer?
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Comparing the citizenry to a military unit, he says we need to cooperate better and trust more. But prospering as diverse individuals is our greatest strength
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Obama lays out a case for his re-election, but the policy solutions he proposes fall short of the challenges America faces.
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The following is the complete text of President Obama's State of the Union address as written.
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As President Obama gives his third state of the union address, we're gathering the best commentary and analysis from across the web.
The world may never run out of oil—and the consequences could be dire. Plus: avoiding the worst parts of death, Henry Kissinger's statesmanship, reconsidering hair metal, and more.
