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Comparing Candidates' Health Care Plans
Fri, Feb 15
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Health care is one of the leading topics on the minds of voters this election season. Madeleine Brand talks to Julie Rovner about the presidential candidates' plans.
Health Insurers Become a Popular Target
Fri, Feb 15
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Health insurers are finding themselves in the spotlight as health care tops the domestic agenda. Madeleine Brand talks to Los Angeles Times reporter Lisa Girion about the criticism leveled on insurers.
'Marketplace' Report: A New Version of Capitalism
Fri, Feb 15
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The views of three big thinkers may change the way we see capitalism. Madeleine Brand talks to Marketplace's Steve Tripoli about who is innovating outside the box and what they see for the future.
Pentagon to Shoot Down Satellite
Fri, Feb 15
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President Bush has ordered the Pentagon to shoot down a broken U.S. spy satellite before it re-enters the atmosphere. Alex Cohen talks to John Pike, director of GlobalSecurity.org, about how one goes about successfully completing this first-time mission.
Summary Judgment: 'Maybe' Not
Fri, Feb 15
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Headed to the theater this weekend? Mark Jordan Legan tells us what the critics are saying about Definitely, Maybe; The Spiderwick Chronicles; and Jumper.
Letters: More Thoughts on Gender
Fri, Feb 15
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The matter of gender in the election has set off a firestorm of letters. Senior producer Steve Proffitt has a sampling from the most recent batch.
Pakistan Prepares for Election
Fri, Feb 15
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Pakistan is holding parliamentary elections on Monday. Madeleine Brand talks with Bilal Qureshi about what Pakistanis think about the upcoming elections and the future of their country.
Republicans Emphasize Solidarity
Fri, Feb 15
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Democratic candidates for the presidential nomination are fighting to secure delegates ahead of contests in Wisconsin and Hawaii. Meanwhile, John McCain is gathering endorsements. Madeleine Brand and Alex Cohen talk to analyst Juan Williams about the tight race.
Tragedy at Northern Illinois University
Fri, Feb 15
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A 27-year-old gunman opened fire in a lecture hall at Northern Illinois University outside of Chicago Thursday. The former student killed five people and wounded fifteen before taking his own life. Alex Cohen gets an update from Cheryl Corley.
One Last Love
Thu, Feb 14
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Last fall, we told the story of "undatable" Rose Hill, a Seattle woman diagnosed with a rare cancer. She was looking for love - and found it before she died in January.
Did Drugs Ruin Baseball for Kids?
Thu, Feb 14
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Baseball great Roger Clemens was on Capitol Hill yesterday answering questions about his alleged use of performance enhancing drugs. Alex Chadwick talks to Youth Radio contributor Nico Savidge about Clemen's testimony.
'Marketplace' Report: Spitzer Criticizes Bush
Thu, Feb 14
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New York Governor Eliot Spitzer has accused the Bush administration of preventing states from helping consumers avoid predatory lending practices. Alex Chadwick talks with Steve Tripoli about what the president could have done to stem the subprime mortgage crisis.
Bush Prepares for Africa Visit
Thu, Feb 14
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President Bush leaves for Africa tomorrow. Alex Chadwick talks to Ofeibia Quist-Arcton about the president's trip and gives an update on what's happening in Kenya.
Toll Road Threatens Prized Surfer Beach
Thu, Feb 14
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The California Coastal Commission voted earlier this month to prohibit the construction of a toll road in Southern California. Politicians say the road is necessary to ease congestion, but the route threatens a famous and iconic surfing beach.
How Serious is Climate Change in Alaska?
Thu, Feb 14
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Scientists, politicians and community leaders are meeting this week in Anchorage to discuss the impact of climate change on Alaska.
Clinton's New Approach
Thu, Feb 14
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Barack Obama has won every contest since Super Tuesday, leaving rival Hillary Clinton scrambling to catch up. Madeleine Brand talks to David Greene about how the Clinton camp is coping ahead of next week's contests.
Past Primaries Still Unresolved
Wed, Feb 13
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Results from the so-called Potomac primaries are in, but what of the states that have already voted? Madeleine Brand talks with Mara Liasson about what's up with votes in Washington State, New Mexico, Michigan and Florida. Delegates there could make a difference, she says.
'Marketplace' Report: Student Loans
Wed, Feb 13
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The credit crunch is trickling down to all corners of the market. Alex Chadwick talks with Marketplace's Steve Tripoli about how credit woes are hurting the student loan industry.
Flower Shop Rejuvenated by Strike's End
Wed, Feb 13
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The writers strike didn't just affect people in show business. Corrie Levelle's North Hollywood flower shop has suffered as well. Madeleine Brand checks in with Levelle to see how she plans to recover financially from months of slow business.
Australia PM Apologizes to Aboriginals
Wed, Feb 13
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd delivered a formal apology today to Aboriginals. The country's assimilation policies separated Aboriginal children from their families for much of the last century. Alex Chadwick talks to Dawn Smith about how she was taken from her family when she was only 7.
'Eco-Terrorists' Go to Trial
Wed, Feb 13
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Opening arguments were made Tuesday in the trial of alleged Earth Liberation Front member Briana Waters. The 32-year-old mother and violin teacher is the first alleged member of the cell of "eco-terrorists" to go to trial.
Strategist Copes with McCain's 'Emotion'
Wed, Feb 13
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Republican John McCain swept Tuesday's round of primaries on the East Coast, further establishing his front-runner status. Alex Chadwick talks to Republican strategist David Frum about the results of the Potomac primaries.
Clinton Regroups Following Losses
Wed, Feb 13
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Democrat Hillary Clinton has lost eight contests in a row to rival Barack Obama. Alex Chadwick and Madeleine Brand talk to Slate.com John Dickerson about how the Clinton camp is regrouping and reforming their strategy for upcoming contests.
Roger Clemens: My Friend 'Misheard'
Wed, Feb 13
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A deposition from baseball player Andy Pettitte read Wednesday on Capitol Hill contradicts Roger Clemens' denial that he used performance-enhancing drugs. Madeleine Brand talks to Mike Pesca about the hearings and how new evidence has caused further controversy.
Striking Writer's Wife Welcomes Stimulus Money
Tue, Feb 12
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Perhaps as early as May, Americans will begin receiving checks from the government money that is intended to stimulate the sagging economy. Actress Annabelle Gurwitch is eagerly awaiting her family's allotment, but like many, she's a little confused about how she should spend it.
How Not to Use Stimulus Money
Tue, Feb 12
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President Bush is expected to sign off on an economic stimulus bill Wednesday that would supply millions of Americans with a check for $600 to $1200. Madeleine Brand talks to personal finance expert Michelle Singletary about what you should do with that cash. Although it may be tempting to buy an extra pair of designer shoes or skis, she says, the money would be more wisely placed elsewhere.
Treadmill Desk Heats Up Office Jobs
Tue, Feb 12
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The Walkstation is a computer desk with a built-in treadmill. What does this say about our multi-tasking society?
Roger Clemens Prepares for Steroids Testimony
Tue, Feb 12
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The all-star pitcher and his former trainer will be the star witnesses Wednesday as Congress looks into drug use in baseball.
'Marketplace' Report: GM Record Losses
Tue, Feb 12
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General Motors has reported a $38 billion dollar loss for 2007, the largest one-year loss ever for an automotive company. We look at what GM is doing to recover. Madeleine Brand talks to Steve Tripoli about what GM is doing to recover.
Bush to Sign Stimulus Plan
Tue, Feb 12
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President Bush is expected to sign the economic stimulus package Wednesday. Provisions include increasing the limit of "jumbo loan" mortgages for a year. Madeleine Brand talks to New York Times business editor Gretchen Morgenson about mortgage relief.
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