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Final debate leads Romney to common ground with Obama
Republican Mitt Romney entered Monday night's debate on foreign policy with the goal of presenting himself as a competent, plausible alternative to President Barack Obama as commander in chief.
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SOCIAL: Tweeting the final Presidential debate
The final Presidential debate dealt with foreign policy issues and was held at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla. The debate was moderated by Bob Schieffer, Host of CBS's Face the Nation.
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What if you could permanently block telemarketers and debt collectors?
A new smartphone app called PrivacyStar wants to help you in your battle against the invasive telemarketer call, and with its varied and interesting list of features, the company looks to properly arm users against calls that bother us.
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Military women celebrate memorial's 15th anniversary
In the past 15 years, military women have led air wings, commanded a carrier strike group and piloted attack helicopters and fighters — all jobs they couldn't get in earlier years.
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As airlines raise fees instead of fares, taxpayers pick up tab
When the airlines kept ticket prices down by shifting $12.8 billion to baggage fees, they also saved almost $964 million in federal taxes they would have owed if they had hiked ticket prices by that amount.
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Poll: Religiously unaffiliated less likely to vote
The recent boom in religiously unaffiliated Americans may ultimately help explain the results of the upcoming 2012 presidential election, according to a new poll that shows such voters lean heavily toward President Barack Obama but are less likely than the religiously affiliated to turn out.
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Presidential Debate: Obama, Romney disagree on how to deal with a dangerous world
President Barack Obama and former Gov. Mitt Romney debated foreign policy Monday night in Florida.
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Maryland leans toward approval of same-sex marriage
Maryland voters are leaning toward legalizing same-sex marriage next month, something that has never happened at the ballot box anywhere in the nation, a new Washington Post poll finds.
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Slate: Twitter for people who don't like Twitter
Did you watch Tuesday night's presidential debate on one screen or two? If you answered "Why the heck would I need two screens to watch TV?," then you missed half the show.
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5 things to watch for in foreign policy debate
If, at the start of the general election campaign, you told a seasoned political strategist in either party that the fate of the presidential race could well hinge on the foreign policy-focused third debate, the reaction would have ranged from an eye roll to laughter.
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