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Home values have fallen 43 percent in Victorville, Calif., but the city has rebounded from previous slumps.  
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Disconnect notices have risen sharply, indicating stress on more households.  
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William and Janet Cohen want to use their experience as a mixed-race couple to start an open discussion on race in America.  
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With volunteer effort, David Mazor's idea has helped readers around the U.S.  
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A key component is likely to be more troops, but the strategy must go beyond that, experts say.  
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The Democratic presidential nominee, who delivers the sole public foreign policy speech of his overseas tour here Thursday, was dubbed 'president of the world' by Der Spiegel.  
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The multibillion-dollar cost of government bailouts is just the start.  
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Media coverage favors Obama, his campaign says.  
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The Illinois senator addressed an enthusiastic crowd of some 250,000 that stretched for a mile to the storied Brandenburg Gate.  
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Paul Weaver wanted answers from the VA about his disability benefits. In the end, the Iraq war vet helped many others.  
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Minority neighborhoods would especially benefit from a $3.9 billion aid package.  
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Obama likely to return US to role of 'honest broker.' McCain sees fighting Islamic extremists as paramount.  
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Communities can take a lesson from this old pirate's nest: Locals can control their environs.  
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More than ever, vice presidential wannabes must maneuver between groveling and remaining cool.  
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Even as doping scandals plague the race, three teams that disavow drugs are making a strong showing.  
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Hamdan case tests special courts for 'illegal enemy combatants.'  
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Rumblings about a possible second boost prompt economists to look at alternatives to the 'tax rebate.'  
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After issuing landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has yet to clarify the appeals process for more than 275 Guantanamo detainees.  
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Legislatures in at least 14 states are considering restrictions on drivers tapping out text messages. Four states already have bans.  
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The economic downturn pushed last month's teen employment rate to its lowest point in 60 years.  
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In Dearborn, Mich., young Muslims have banded together to support teens in their community and teach others about their faith.  
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It's a win for the Bush administration, which insists that Guantánamo proceedings are necessary to fight the war on terror.  
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The US's approach looks ad hoc compared with China's centralized system.  
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Woes of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac revive debate on the role of government in the market.  
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With ridership up, L.A.'s Metro raises fares and pushes for new tax revenue.  
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