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Anthony Mason with a history of the tax code, and Americans' hate-hate relationship with paying the price of a "civilized society"
After decades of delay, New York City is expanding its underground rail system with a $4.5B construction project
On April 14, 1902, James Cash Penney Jr. opened a dry goods store in Wyoming that changed the frontier of retail
Says North Korea and Iran's nuke ambitions prove Reagan was right to pursue anti-ICBM initiative derided as "Star Wars"
After 10 years of losing money on its hand sanitizer, the makers of Purell found vindication - and placement for its ubiquitous dispensers
With Nicolas Sarkozy out of office, France's former first lady returns to her role as singer-songwriter with a new album, "Little French Songs" (with streaming audio)
The award-winning actress returns to Broadway in "The Trip to Bountiful" - and journeys to the Texas farmstead that inspired playwright Horton Foote
We said goodbye this week to two beloved performers: A Mouseketeer and an improv genius
After decades of delay, a $4.5B transportation project burrows new subway tunnels for Manhattan's expanding underground service
The former first lady of France returns to music with a new album, "Little French Songs"
At 24 the Texas singer-songwriter is one of music's most talked-about young artists, with "Same Trailer Different Park" bowing at #1 on Billboard's country chart
The "Jon Stewart of Egypt," recently arrested for mocking those in power, tells Mo Rocca: "The people are not scared anymore"
Our critic praises the screen legend who never appeared in the movies but nonetheless cast a long shadow for makers and lovers of film
The Washington museum collects artifacts of the Nazis' "Final Solution," so that future generations will never forget the horror and disbelief of the Holocaust
April 7, 1860, was the birthday of William K. Kellogg, who brought "snap, crackle and pop" to morning meals
