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Is Obama's Africa Trip Worth the Cost?
by FoxNews.com
As the federal government looks for ways to reduce spending, President Obama is heading to Africa at a cost that could near $100 million. Is the potential good-will worth the expense?
Should Obesity Be Considered a Disease?
by Fox Report with Shepard Smith
Now that obesity has been officially classified as a disease, many are wondering how it will affect Americans who are described as obese.
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Will Housing Market Rebound in 2013?
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Biggest Threat to Digital Privacy?
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Is Metro Right to Stop Free Rides?
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Never one to mince words, Howard Stern had some tough advice for Jimmy Fallon about the latter's impending takeover of “The Tonight Show.”209 votes1 day ago -
Scientists have built a cat-size running "cheetah cub" robot that can trot as fast as seven body lengths per second. Such robots could help scientists learn to design search and rescue robots, researchers said.193 votes1 day ago -
President Obama suggested he might not renominate Ben Bernanke for a third term as chairman of the Federal Reserve, saying the central bank chief has already stayed in the job longer than originally planned.458 votes1 day ago -
Some reporters who helped break the NSA surveillance story reject the impartial journalistic stance that was a fundamental principle for a previous generation of reporters.579 votes1 day ago -
U.S. intelligence officials released newly declassified information stating the NSA’s controversial programs gathering millions of phone and email records helped foil "dozens of potential terror plots."447 opinions1 day ago -
If a proposed New York City bill passes, customers caught buying counterfeit goods on the street could face up to a year in jail and a fine. Is that penalty fair?9,262 votes1 day ago -
Lil Wayne recently stomped on the U.S. flag in a music video of his. Should the IRS and NSA target him?357 opinions2 days ago -
It’s been two years since NASA’s space shuttle program came to an end, but many Americans still dream of becoming astronauts. Eight of them were introduced Monday as NASA’s astronaut candidate class for 2013.1,503 votes2 days ago -
Arizona officials say they'll continue to use registration forms that require proof of citizenship, despite a Supreme Court ruling stating otherwise.1,689 votes2 days ago -
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that states cannot on their own require would-be voters to prove they are U.S. citizens before using a federal registration system designed to make signing up easier.664 votes2 days ago -
Apple says it released information on data requests from the NSA and other agencies. But will the tech giant continue being involved with the government?353 votes2 days ago -
Germany has accepted 5,000 Syrian refugees. Should America accept tens of thousands of refugees from the Syrian civil war?767 opinions2 days ago -
A small New Zealand farming town has been approached by Google to take part in a new experiment.219 votes3 days ago -
Hassan Rowhani has been elected the new president of Iran. The candidate ran on a moderate platform and speaks of guaranteeing civil rights as well as restoring diplomatic relations with the U.S.981 opinions3 days ago -
A new trend has swept the youth of Japan. It's not a game, electronic device, or even item of clothing. It's an activity called 'worming'. Worming is, to put it simply, licking a person's eyeball.748 votes4 days ago -
A Steubenville, Ohio, football player, convicted of raping an alcohol-impaired high school girl, must register as a sex offender every six months for the next 20 years, a judge ruled Friday.850 votes5 days ago -
President Obama has authorized food and medicine for the Syrian rebels seeking to oust President Bashar Assad, but had stopped short of military aid.724 votes5 days ago -
Federal authorities have charged eight men with conspiracy to commit wire fraud by hacking into the networks of banks, including JPMorgan Chase.898 votes6 days ago -
The former Alaska governor will return as an on-air commentator on Ailes' Fox News Channel next week, the network announced Thursday. She'll also nab a role on its sister network, Fox Business Network.1,032 opinions6 days ago -
Edward Snowden worked as a contract employee at the National Security Agency before he smuggled highly classified documents out of an NSA facility.1,565 votes6 days ago -
Google will sell more mobile ads than all of its competitors combined for the second straight year, according to a forecast from a research firm.538 votes6 days ago -
Syria's upwardly spiraling violence has resulted in the confirmed killings of almost 93,000 people, the UN's human rights office said Thursday but acknowledged the real number is likely much higher.634 opinions6 days ago -
Apple has been up to some design changes. The tech giant released a different design for its newest operating system. And while most are behind the new look, some aren't too impressed.51 opinions6 days ago -
Four years into a sluggish recovery marked by modest hiring, the economic horizon looks pretty much the same in the eyes of the nation's top corporate bosses.423 votes7 days ago -
Electronic cigarettes along with products containing nicotine will be classified and licensed as medication in Britain by 2016. Should the U.S. follow suit?671 votes7 days ago
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2013/06/20 00:35:02
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