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One reporter shares the behind-the-scenes story of her fight to get from her hotel to the National Mall on Inauguration Day.
1:31
On inauguration day, we visit the president's alma mater to sample students' opinions about the school's most famous alum.
7:11
This story begins with a yard sale and ends with a profound reflection of a family that’s standing tall, even while selling short.
6:34
Keith Woodard says he learned the hard way that even a renter can lose a dream home.
6:33
The dirty work of contractors hired by banks and mortgage companies to empty out foreclosed homes of whatever the former owners leave behind so the property can be readied for re-sale.
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As the dismantling of the newspaper industry continues, many are turning to the web as the next great frontier for print journalism.
1:46
In the US there’s a theory that it is too much competition - in the form of the Internet - that is killing the printing press.
6:30
The mission of the corps and the debate over whether California can still afford to keep the California Conservation Corps.
2:18
With our nation's economy in shambles, it makes me wonder how these tough times will affect our most affluent of celebrations: The Oscars.
12:23
Angie Peacock's story highlights the specialized need of female veterans. She documented her stay at the Long Beach, VA Renew program.
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Do you really expect us to vote again?
