Update from Iraq; The Illicit Market for Legal Drugs; Ubiquitous Batteries; 'A History of White People'

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Iraq, Seven Years After the Invasion

Takeouts: Jobs Bill Passes with Bipartisan Support, Money Talks and Listeners on Money Taboos

Middle Class Losing Health Coverage Faster than Poor

Web Hackers Go After Cars

Sex.com Is Up For Grabs

An Ode (or is it Anode?) to the Battery

Drug Czar On Ciudad Juarez, Black Market for Prescription Drugs

Takeouts: European Governments Levy New Taxes, NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament Starts Today

Church Sexual Abuse Cases Rock Europe; One Lands In Indiana

Hillary Clinton in Moscow to Meet on Middle East

A Paler Shade: Defining "Whiteness"

Election officials at Iraq's Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) sort votes next to ballot boxes at their offices in Baghdad on March 17, 2010.
( AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP / Getty )

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