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Obama and elder Bush team up on call to service

President Barack Obama, who has called on Americans to perform more community service, is joining former President George H.W. Bush in urging citizens to volunteer.

 

FDA warning: Don't buy swine flu drugs online

FDA warning: Don't buy swine flu drugs online

Americans should avoid buying treatments for the H1N1 virus, commonly known as swine flu, online, the Food and Drug Administration warned.

 

Deadline looms for Americans to disclose accounts in foreign tax havens

Under an amnesty program, the IRS is allowing taxpayers to avoid prosecution for failing to report those accounts. Tax attorneys have been besieged by wealthy clients who are lining up to apply.

Wealthy U.S.

 

Health Plans Won't Help Most Americans Until 2013

Sixty years is how long Democrats say they've been pushing for legislation that provides health care access for all Americans. They'll have to wait another three if President Obama gets a bill to sign this year.

 

Poll finds most annoying word — ‘whatever’

What word or phrase do Americans find most annoying when used in conversations?

 

Surrounded by doctors, Obama pitches healthcare overhaul

Surrounded by doctors, Obama pitches healthcare overhaul

On the cusp of a key legislative push, President Barack Obama filled the Rose Garden with doctors today to tout his health care overhaul, telling them "nobody has more credibility with the American people on this issue than you do."

 

Three Americans Share Nobel Prize for Medicine

Three Americans Share Nobel Prize for Medicine

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded this year to three American scientists who solved a problem of cell biology with deep relevance to cancer and aging. The three will receive equal shares of a prize worth around $1.4 million.

 

Lack of computer skills foils many job-seekers

Computers may be an everyday part of modern life, but millions of Americans still find them a challenge.

 

Senate Dems plan to force vote on public option

Senate Dems plan to force vote on public option

Two members of the Senate Finance Committee plan to put their Democratic colleagues on the spot on Tuesday by offering amendments on whether to give uninsured Americans the opportunity to join a government insurance program.

 

Poll: Most Americans Angry at Government

Poll: Most Americans Angry at Government

Americans are overwhelmingly angry at the U.S. government and is nearly as let down by the lack of ideas from both political parties, a new poll by Rasmussen Reports revealed Tuesday.

 

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