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401(k) blues
The first bear market since 401(k)'s became the primary retirement account for American workers has some investors rethinking strategy.
Ted Sanzere, 53, has watched his 401(k) lose half its value. (Jeffrey MacMillan for USN&WR)
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The U.S. Supreme Court is in need of some very expensive renovation. Read on.
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WORLD
A city gone to the dogs
Bucharest officials arrange an adoption program to deal with the city's estimated 200,000 stray dogs.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Nickeled and dimed
This year, American households are expected to spend an average of $9,312 on nonessential items.
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FORUMS
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Death at sea (4/23/90)
In 1990, U.S. News voiced skepticism about the Navy's investigation of the USS Iowa explosion, which blamed the tragedy on fatally injured Gunner's Mate Clayton Hartwig. The Navy later officially retracted its homicide theory and apologized to the Hartwig family.
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World@Large
Moderated by U.S.News Editor at Large David Gergen, World@Large offers smart conversation on
social issues, cultural challenges, and historical legacies that define–and confound–American life today.
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