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A behind-the-scenes glimpse at a Wall Street trader's strategy and mentality.

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World News bus tour traversed thousands of miles through battleground states.

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Two former government employees admit eavesdropping on intimate phone calls.

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Manufacturing jobs in Racine dwindle, while skilled tech jobs are on the rise.

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The Republican candidate suggests that the Treasury buy up bad mortgages.

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Barack Obama addresses the new line of personal attacks by McCain's campaign.

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Both candidates' camps express frustration over the Town Hall format.

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ABC's Charles Gibson visits a wind turbine field outside Bowling Green, Ohio.

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Two AIG CEOs testify to Congress about their use of taxpayer bailout money.

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How the format of the second debate will impact the presidential candidates.

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Residents of Wapakoneta, Ohio, and Bowling Green students voice their opinions.

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The Ohio city boasts the Wright Brothers, auto-ignition starter and Freon.

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McCain may switch focus as Obama leads in several battleground states.

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Despite the $700B bailout plan, financial fears hurt international markets.

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With just 30 days till the election, both campaigns are on the attack.

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Catholic churches allow pets inside their sanctuaries this week.

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With the bailout approved, a look at how it is supposed help.

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Did feelings about O.J.'s old murder acquittal influence the guilty verdict?

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The rise of bats shattering during Major League games sparks a heated debate.

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Obama Holds Race Momentum as McCain camp pulls out of Michigan battleground.

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After a two-years of renovations, the USS Intrepid returns to New York Harbor.

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Florida is a diverse swing state with a big electoral prize.

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To win support of House Republicans, the Senate added tax cuts to relief plan.

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Breast cancer project aims to shift research emphasis to cause and prevention.

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The credit crunch that started on Wall Street has made its way cross-country.

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George Stephanopoulos says Obama is picking up momentum in battleground states.