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Like Bears, Mosquitoes Fatten Up For Winter

Winter’s a tough time if you’re a mosquito. Icy temperatures can freeze your blood, dry air can desiccate you, and a mountain of snow can bury you.

Pensions Still Fall Short As A Retirement Parachute

Most American workers were woefully unprepared for retirement before the financial crisis struck. The stock market crash that followed made things even worse.

Myths That Make It Hard To Stop Campus Rape

There’s a common assumption about men who commit sexual assault on a college campus: That they made a one-time, bad decision.

Obama Declares Health Debate Over, Urges Action

On Tuesday, President Obama reached out to Republicans by including several of their ideas in the health care proposal he wants Congress to pass.

For Gay Catholics, D.C. Marriage Win Bittersweet

The District of Columbia began allowing gay men and lesbians to apply for marriage certificates Wednesday, which means that the nation’s capital joins five other states in allowing same-sex marriage.

Chile Faces Criticism Over Quake Response

Chile is dealing with one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded — at the same time it’s on the verge of a political transition.

Unintended Acceleration Not Limited To Toyotas

The dangerous problem of cars accelerating without a driver’s input has put Toyota in the headlines — and brought the giant carmaker’s executives to congressional hearings.

NPR Vehicle Acceleration Complaints Database

NPR analyzed some 15,000 sudden acceleration and similar complaints consumers filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Must Hear: Rules For Eating

Here’s one thing everyone has in common: We all eat food. And for people fortunate enough to be able to decide what to eat, the ability to choose can breed anxiety.

What Haiti Needs More Than Charity: Trade

Americans have donated millions of dollars to help Haiti since the earthquake. But many in Haiti say the U.S.

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