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1939: Marian Anderson sings to the nation: barred from Washington's 'whites only' Constitutional Hall, Anderson performed a the Lincoln Memorial--and helped set the stage for the Civil Rights Movement.		Apr 20, 2009	2335
'They said this day would never come': the day Barack Obama spoke of was January 3, 2008, when he won the Iowa caucuses. Ten months tater, he's on his way to the White House as America's first Black President. A look at Obama's journey to the Oval Office.		Nov 17, 2008	2281
'The most insignificant office'? John Adams didn't think much of the vice presidency. But this year, Barack Obama and John McCain have chosen running mates who could determine the outcome in November.	Cover story	Oct 6, 2008	2233
FDR: how he changed America--and still affects your life today: no President has had as great an impact on everyday rife in America today as Franklin D. Roosevelt, who took office 75 years ago this spring.		Jan 14, 2008	1297
1947: Jackie Robinson integrates baseball: long before the civil rights movement took center stage, baseball's color barrier fell when Robinson joined the Brooklyn Dodgers.		Apr 2, 2007	2097
New congress, old issues: power shifted on Capitol Hill when Democrats took control of both the House and Senate in November's midterm elections. But the issues facing Congress and the nation are just as tough as they were last year.		Jan 15, 2007	828
The long road back: New Orleans and the Gulf Coast are on the mend, but recovering from the wrath of Katrina will clearly take years.		Oct 9, 2006	752
Mideast muddle: with Israel's Prime Minister disabled and Hamas the victor in Palestinian elections, what's next for the region?		Feb 20, 2006	924
'This is not college'.	Brief Article	Jan 30, 2006	317
After Gaza: with Israel out of Gaza, the Palestinians face critical challenges and tough choices about their future.		Oct 10, 2005	716