Stories for November 21, 2012
Susan Rice Says Benghazi Claims Were Based On Information From Intelligence
Susan Rice, the U.S. envoy to the U.N., says her comments in the immediate aftermath of the attack in September on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, was based on "information provided to me by the intelligence community."
Why Have There Been So Many Contested Elections?
After two weeks of dispute with St. Lucie County elections officials, Florida Rep. Allen West conceded the race for Florida's 18th Congressional District to Democrat Patrick Murphy on Tuesday.
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.'s Bad End Is Just The Latest For A Snake-Bit District
Talk about your snake-bitten congressional districts.
Through Meditation, Veterans Relearn Compassion
Marine Esteban Brojas is rocking back and forth in his chair in a rehabilitation center for veterans in Menlo Park, Calif. He rubs his hands together so quickly you can hear them.
First California Prisoner Released From 'Three Strikes' Law Change
A man sentenced to 25 years to life in prison under California's "three strikes'' law in 1996 was re-sentenced today, to about 15 years, and released based on credit for time served.
How Did Thanksgiving End Up On The Fourth Thursday?
Move Thanksgiving to Friday? That's what F.B. Haviland asked President Hoover in 1929.
How Did Thanksgiving End Up On Thursday?
Move Thanksgiving to Friday? That's what F.B. Haviland asked President Hoover in 1929.
Self-Censorship High In Mexican Media Along Border
Mexican daily newspapers increase their coverage of organized crime, but only scratch the surface.
Will Your Family Squabble About Politics This Thanksgiving?
The last time Kathy Neal's family had a big gathering, they got into a fight about politics.
A Thanksgiving Menu That Goes Back To The Roots
Everyone knows the schoolhouse version of the first Thanksgiving story: New England pilgrims came together with Native Americans to share a meal after the harvest. The original menu was something of a joint venture, but over the years, a lot of the traditional dishes have lost their native.
Gen. Allen Resumes Command Duty In Afghanistan
A spokesman for Gen. John Allen says the top U.S. and NATO commander of the war in Afghanistan has returned to Kabul to resume his duties, more than a week after the Pentagon announced it is investigating potentially "inappropriate" correspondence between the four-star general and a woman linked to the David Petraeus sex scandal.
Why Greek Yogurt Makers Want Whey To Go Away
A few months ago, I let you in on a little secret about Greek yogurt. Not all of this extra-thick, protein-rich yogurt is made the old-style way, by straining liquid out of it it. Some companies are creating that rich taste by adding thickeners, such as powdered protein and starch.
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