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Reid Says Tea Party Is On Its Last Legs
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) believes that the Tea Party is a fad that will fade when the United States’ economy improves.
Study Shows That Breastfed Babies Develop Stronger Muscles In Adolescence
Previous studies have found that the natural act of breastfeeding can help babies thwart allergies, illness and infection. A new study reveals that infants who are nursed by their mothers are also more likely to develop stronger leg muscles than babies who receive formula.
Unemployment Rate Drops, But Still Disappoints Economists
The nation’s unemployment rate in December reached its lowest levels since May 2009, but many economists said that the latest report from the United States Labor Department is a mixed blessing.
Business-Minded Daley Named As Next Chief Of Staff
President Barack Obama’s administration has announced that businessman William Daley, who served as the former commerce secretary under President Bill Clinton, will be the next White House Chief of Staff.
Diamond In A Rough, Uphill Battle For Federal Reserve Appointment
President Barack Obama is not giving up on Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Peter Diamond, who has again been nominated to serve on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
State Legislators Propose Crackdown On Birthright Citizenship
State lawmakers are pushing for the Supreme Court to re-evaluate what they believe is an "erroneous" interpretation of the 14th Amendment of the Constitution.
House Starts Session With Full Reading Of Constitution
The Tea Party’s rising influence in Congress was on display Jan. 6 as the GOP-led House of Representatives staged a complete reading of the United States Constitution.
Chief Spokesman For Obama Leaving The White House
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs has confirmed that he will leave his post at the end of January, the latest in a series of shakeups in President Barack Obama’s staff.
Regular Strength Training May Help Older People Avoid Falls, Cognitive Decline
Senior years are the time when many individuals reach for pills in order to stave off high cholesterol or maintain their bone strength. However, these therapies can come with side effects and researchers are increasingly suggesting that alternative approaches may be effective while also being safer.
Experts: Take New Year’s Weight Loss In Stages
As 2011 gets under way, many people have resolved to lose weight in the new year. One expert advises that those hoping to shed unwanted pounds should try approaching weight loss on a step-by-step basis.
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