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More U.S. Troops Died by Suicide Than in Combat in 2012

More U.S. Troops Died by Suicide Than in Combat in 2012

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California Gov. Jerry Brown on Balancing the State Budget

California Gov. Jerry Brown on Balancing the State Budget

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NRA President Rejects White House Gun Control Approach

NRA President Rejects White House Gun Control Approach

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Obama to Announce Proposal for Restricting Gun Availability

Obama to Announce Proposal for Restricting Gun Availability

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Talking Tech With Harper Reed, Obama Campaign's Former CTO

Talking Tech With Harper Reed, Obama Campaign's Former CTO

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Delaware Gov. Markell Discusses Plans for Gun Control

Delaware Gov. Markell Discusses Plans for Gun Control

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Students Across the U.S. Reflect on Gun Control

Students Across the U.S. Reflect on Gun Control

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Years of Denial, Cyclist Lance Armstrong Admits PED Use

Years of Denial, Cyclist Lance Armstrong Admits PED Use

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Behind-the Scenes of Inauguration Preparations

Behind-the Scenes of Inauguration Preparations

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Gen. Stanley McChrystal on 'Task' of Afghanistan

Gen. Stanley McChrystal on 'Task' of Afghanistan

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President Obama Unveils Ambitious 23-Point Gun Control Plan

President Obama Unveils Ambitious 23-Point Gun Control Plan

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Why Lance Armstrong May Be Coming Clean About PEDs

Why Lance Armstrong May Be Coming Clean About PEDs

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Web Innovator, Activist Aaron Swartz Faced Legal Trouble

Aaron Swartz, prodigy co-developer of RSS code and the website Reddit, faced federal charges for distributing articles from a subscription-based database. Swartz committed suicide at the age of 26. Margaret Warner talks to Wired magazine's Kevin Poulsen about the Schwartz's advocacy to make data available to the public online.