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Dallas launches air war against West Nile mosquitoes. Is it safe?

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Making college affordable: five ways that states, schools are trying to help

07/19/2012 5:42 pm ET Student debt and skyrocketing tuition make headlines. But this week, both Democratic and Republican lawmakers have sought to highlight the silver lining 鈥� examples of how states and institutions have been trying to reduce the cost of higher education. Here are some ideas presented in a hearing Wednesday held by the House Subcommittee on Higher Education and Workforce Training, and another Thursday morning before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.

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Dallas launches air war against West Nile mosquitoes. Is it safe?

Driving up productivity. When it opens, GM's secretive Saturn plant in Tennessee will have state-of-the-art technology. Equally `futuristic' managem...

Making college affordable: five ways that states, schools are trying to help

Adoption: US-Russian pact met with caution, hope

Voter ID laws may deter thousands this November

What could tighter voter ID laws mean in November?

Gas prices poised to drop below $3 a gallon, as Fourth of July holiday nears

Minimum wage gets maximum push from Democrats

Friend or fern?

Obama takes on Glenn Beck and 'tea party' critics over healthcare

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Dallas launches air war against West Nile mosquitoes. Is it safe?

Driving up productivity. When it opens, GM's secretive Saturn plant in Tennessee will have state-of-the-art technology. Equally `futuristic' managem...

Making college affordable: five ways that states, schools are trying to help

Adoption: US-Russian pact met with caution, hope

Voter ID laws may deter thousands this November

What could tighter voter ID laws mean in November?

Gas prices poised to drop below $3 a gallon, as Fourth of July holiday nears

Minimum wage gets maximum push from Democrats

Friend or fern?

Obama takes on Glenn Beck and 'tea party' critics over healthcare

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