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  • 'Obamacare' health care reform ALREADY forcing doctors to close practices

    After 25 years of practicing medicine, Dr. Tamzin Rosenwasser packed in her dermatology practice in 2011, barely a year after the passage of President Obama's health care initiative. The timing wasn't coincidental.


  • Oh the drama! Super Ads go epic

    Super Bowl ads this year morphed into mini soap operas.


  • FILE - In this Dec. 15, 2012, file photo, Marquette plays against Savannah State during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in Milwaukee. As a chunk of the Big East, Marquette included, transforms itself into a mostly or even all-Catholic basketball league, the conference faces a choice: play up or play down its faith-based roots? (AP Photo/Tom Lynn, File)

    Catholic conference offers challenge, opportunity

    As a chunk of the Big East transforms itself into a mostly or even all-Catholic basketball league, the conference faces a choice: play up or play down its faith-based roots?


  • Catholic conference offers challenge, opportunity

    As a chunk of the Big East transforms itself into a mostly or even all-Catholic basketball league, the conference faces a choice: play up or play down its faith-based roots?


  • US pushes to keep entrepreneur jobs in the country

    The Obama administration's top immigration official says his agency is working to attract and keep more foreign-born high-tech entrepreneurs who are seeking to start companies in the U.S., a move he hopes will help the nation retain its edge in an increasingly competitive global economy.


  • ** FILE ** This Feb. 9, 2005, file photo, shows the suburbs of Las Vegas from atop the Stratosphere tower looking west down Sahara Avenue towards the Spring Mountains. New census data released Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, offer a detailed look at U.S. migration as mobility begins to revive after sliding to a record low last year. (AP Photo/Joe Cavaretta, File)

    Big jump in young adults moving out of state

    Their lives on hold for years, young adults are now making big moves in the fledgling economic recovery, leaving college towns or parents' homes and heading out of state at the highest rate since the height of the housing boom.


  • BOOK REVIEW: 'Good Strategy/Bad Strategy'

    Do not, I repeat, do not read this book if you plan to savor the coming 11 months of political blather-skating by our apparent seekers of high office. For if you have read this book, their pious sloganeering and obfuscations during the campaign debate orgies may cause you to kick the cat across the room and do violence to your new flat-screen television.


  • U.S. less on move during bad economy

    Yet another symptom of the economic downturn: Americans aren't moving.


  • Census: A historic low for Americans on the move

    Americans are staying put more than at any time since World War II, as the housing bust and unemployment keep young adults at home and thwart older Americans' plans for a beachfront or lakeside retirement.


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