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The national debate over illegal immigration is both polarizing and political. But it's also about very personal human struggles. Over 17 years, Pulitzer-prize winning Los Angeles Times photographer D

On Tuesday, Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito acknowledged a constitutional right to privacy and distanced himself from a memo he wrote two decades ago against the right to abortion.

Paul Newman had a way of making everything look easy. He navigated celebrity without scandal; he gave effortlessly to charity; and he even made getting old a graceful process. On screen he hustled pool, solved crimes, argued cases, and bucked the system with just a hint of impertinence. He took whatever anybody dished out and greeted it with a smile or even a laugh.

A bill is being introduced in the House that would enact portions of the 9/11 Commission recommendations that haven't been voted into law. One provision would require screening all cargo that arrives at U.S. seaports.

President Bush visits the Mississippi Gulf Coast and New Orleans for the first time since late summer, saying the government has written a check for $110 billion — and now the challenge is getting that money to the people who need it.

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Negotiation is often essential to get what you need or want. What are the key elements of negotiating well? Host Tom Fudge learns the ins and outs of successful negotiation from serial entrepreneur

News to celebrate or to groan over? Blades of Glory comes out on HD DVD only. Is it time once again to replace your movie collection? Well maybe.…

Anderson picks up the story of the Whitman brothers in

The new documentary Ballet Russe (opening February 17 for at Landmarks Hillcrest Cinemas) looks back to the origins and achievements of a prestigious dance company. The film benefits from the recent discovery of footage from the internationally renowned company.