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This week, first lady Michelle Obama is promoting the first anniversary of her Let's Move! initiative — aimed at solving the problem of childhood obesity. Many in the public health community have applauded her efforts, but some Republicans say the campaign smacks of government overreach.

U.S. policymakers face a dilemma: The democratic process in Egypt, if allowed to run its course, could bring to power a new government unsupportive of U.S. priorities. But if the democratic process is blocked, the outcome could be equally damaging to U.S. interests.

Programs that help ex-cons reenter the workforce in risk of cuts.

Lawrence Wright talks about the history of the Muslim Brotherhood, a group banned in Egypt by the regime of President Hosni Mubarak that could play an important role in the future of the country.

President Barack Obama is calling for a six-year, $53 billion spending plan for high-speed rail, which would run through many cities including San Diego, as he seeks to use infrastructure spending to jump-start job creation.

Although prison policy prohibits inmates from using cell phones in California, their use is still rampant: Thousands of phones were confiscated last year. Now a state lawmaker hopes to make it a crime for prison inmates to have cell phones.

We'll check up on the health of the San Diego Padres with Scripps Clinic orthopedic surgeon and team doctor Heinz Hoenecke as the team prepares for spring training.

Embattled President Hosni Mubarak's regime set up a committee Tuesday to recommend constitutional changes that would relax presidential eligibility rules and impose term limits.

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When President Barack Obama asked businesses for advice on creating jobs, he might have anticipated that more than 200 responses would quickly be headed his way courtesy of Rep. Darrell Issa, a Republican who once called him corrupt.