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State Department Employee and Wife Admit to Spying for Castro since 1979

Defense Attorney Calls it a Case of FBI Entrapment

Corporate Culture and Stress Cited as Contributing to 26 Deaths in Last 18 Months

Colorado Used Car Dealership Posts Sign of President Wearing Turban, Questions His Citizenship

At Ad Council Annual Dinner, Tina Fey Does the Sarah Palin Impression She Made Famous Last Year

The American Spirit: Lawyer Takes in Client and Helps Him Get on the Right Track

Beams of Protons Circulate in $10 Billion "Big Bang" Machine for First Time after Year of Repairs

Beams of Protons Circulate in $10 Billion "Big Bang" Machine for First Time after Year of Repairs

Beams of Protons Circulate in $10 Billion "Big Bang" Machine for First Time after Year of Repairs

Anthony Salvanto Breaks Down the Electoral Concerns over Health Care for Some Key Senators

Accused Fort Hood Shooter's Attorney Says Military Prosecutors Scheduled First Hearing in Hospital Room

Cases of 4 N.C. Patients Show Swine Flu Virus May be Mutating

Cases of 4 N.C. Patients Show Swine Flu Virus May be Mutating

Poll Shows Arizona Senator up For Reelection in 2010 in Virtual Tie With Possible Republican Primary Opponent

Poll Shows Arizona Senator up For Reelection in 2010 in Virtual Tie With Possible Republican Primary Opponent

NYC Model Christina Ambers Files $10M Suit, Claims Residents Object to "Hispanic Former Porter" Living in Building

Bob Schieffer hears from Washington correspondent Nancy Cordes on the votes Democratic senators will need to start a formal debate on their healthcare bill. And, how did Ronald Reagan really get elected?

Oft-Reviled Wall Street Giant Volunteers to Clean up after Salvation Army Charity Dinner

43 States Still Seeing Widespread H1N1 Activity, 15 More Confirmed H1N1 Deaths, CDC Reports

Committee Finds No Violations of Law and Will Take No Further Action, But Says Burris Gave "Inconsistent, Misleading or Incomplete" Statements