The Christian Science Monitor – North Koreaâs surprise agreement to suspend uranium enrichment and missile testing in exchange for US food aid relieves tensions in one of the worldâs toughest security crises.
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North Korea nuclear moratorium: Will it last?
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The Christian Science Monitor – Ron Paul has touted himself as the strongest fiscal conservative running for the Republican presidential nomination, and according to one new analysis, he may be right.
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Keen on slashing the national debt? Ron Paul is your man.
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The Christian Science Monitor – Foster Friess, the billionaire pumping plenty of cash into Rick Santorumâs super PAC, went on Andrea Mitchellâs MSNBC show Thursday afternoon and had the following exchange:
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Rick Santorum donor makes weird contraception comment
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The Christian Science Monitor – In Nevada Saturday night, Mitt Romney won two big contests.
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Romney wins big in Nevada; Gingrich vows to fight on
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The Christian Science Monitor – It was almost as if the thrums of digital artillery could be felt across millions of keyboards.
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If feds can bust Megaupload, why bother with anti-piracy bills?
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The Christian Science Monitor – One major issue that might have slowed Newt Gingrichâs momentum in South Carolina â his history of marital infidelities, most recently highlighted in interviews with his second wife â appears not to be doing so.
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Newt Gingrich’s infidelities not hurting him in South Carolina
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The Christian Science Monitor – In a bid to sway the South Carolina vote, national evangelical leaders, meeting at a ranch west of Houston, on Saturday rallied behind former Sen. Rick Santorum for the GOP presidential nomination.
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Evangelical leaders try to unite behind Rick Santorum
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The Christian Science Monitor – Thursday marks the opening bell for anyone who wants a website ending with something other than .com, .edu, or one of the other 20 familiar Internet suffixes.
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Domain names: Internet takes big step toward end of .com era
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The Christian Science Monitor – For the first time since being seriously wounded a year ago, US Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D) will appear at a large-scale public event in her Arizona hometown Sunday to commemorate the anniversary of the Jan. 8, 2011, mass shootings.
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Gabrielle Giffords: amid somber tributes, questions about reelection grow
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The Christian Science Monitor – Amid the otherwise cheerful holiday TV lineup, some graphic antiabortion ads have been causing viewers to do a double take in Iowa, New Hampshire, and several other states.
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Antiabortion ads from outlier presidential candidate raise eyebrows
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