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New Year? How About A New Calendar?

Four-hundred and thirty years ago, Pope Gregory XIII gave the West a calendar which divided 365 days into what was

Romney Meets Friendly Crowd In Ice Cream Capital

A little over three hours outside Des Moines, Iowa, in the northwest corner of the state, is the city of

Haitians Mark The New Year With A Belly Full Of Soup

Nine years ago, on New Year’s Day, David Gunther faced a mini-epidemic. He’s a family doctor, and at his old

For Some Tribes, New Year’s Foods Provide A Sacred Link To The Past

Around the world last night, revelers marked the start of the new year. But in the Northwest corner of the

2012: A Better Year, Unless Europe’s Debt Blows It Up

Last New Year’s Day, most economic forecasters were predicting a good year ahead. But 2011 turned out to be another

The Changing Face Of America’s Chinatowns

The Chinese New Year begins on Jan. 23. On that day, people will celebrate the Year of the Dragon in

2011: An Extraordinary Year For Gay Rights

This year was an extraordinary one for many things — especially gay rights. In September, the end of the military’s

Banana-Sam At Large: Monkey Stolen From S.F. Zoo

The reward for Banana-Sam is now up to $5,000. The squirrel monkey was abducted from his cage, officials say, and

No Excuses: Robots Put You In Two Places At Once

Mike Fennelly isn’t easily surprised by cutting-edge technologies, but when he started as an IT guy at a Silicon Valley

After A Year of Struggles, Obama Finds His Footing

Even as President Obama relaxes with his family in Hawaii over the holidays, he knows what’s on the horizon when

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