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Pennsylvania Takes a Back Seat in the Swing State Frenzy

Pennsylvania Takes a Back Seat in the Swing State Frenzy

Don't Mention It: Gun Violence

Don't Mention It: Gun Violence

Recapping Last Night's Debate

Recapping Last Night's Debate
The World

Why French Presidential Debates are Rough Business

Why French Presidential Debates are Rough Business
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Colorado's Latinos Favor President Obama, But Will They Vote?

Colorado's Latinos Favor President Obama, But Will They Vote?

Baby Boomers Squeeze Savings to Support Parents and Children

Baby Boomers Squeeze Savings to Support Parents and Children

Peyton Manning to Replace Tim Tebow on Broncos

Peyton Manning to Replace Tim Tebow on Broncos

Some Deportations Halted, But Immigrants Remain in Limbo

A massive review of immigration cases in Denver and Baltimore will halt deportation proceedings against more than 1600 undocumented immigrants. The case against Raul Cardenas of Denver was stopped. He speaks with host Marco Werman.

Some Deportations Halted, But Immigrants Remain in Limbo

After Ouster, Occupy Oakland Protesters Return

After Ouster, Occupy Oakland Protesters Return

Tebow Effect: A New Quarterback Adjusts to NFL

Tebow Effect: A New Quarterback Adjusts to NFL

Students Buried in Debt Ask for Help

Students Buried in Debt Ask for Help
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Protests spread after 700 Occupy Wall Street protesters arrested

The Occupy Wall Street movement, now in its third week, has spread from a handful of protesters in New York's Zuccotti Park to demonstrations in Boston, Washington, Denver, Los Angeles, and other cities.

Protests spread after 700 Occupy Wall Street protesters arrested
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Obama returns to Denver to push jobs act

President Obama journeyed to Denver, Colorado to drum up support for his $450 billion jobs plan. Nathan Heffel, reporter from Takeaway affiliate station KUVO in Denver, was at the Obama's speech yesterday, and talks about the audience's reaction.

Obama returns to Denver to push jobs act
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Legal Foreign Workers said to be Exploited in Colorado

Many foreign workers are legal immigrants who get paid more than they would in their home country. Still, they're finding that legal or not, they are often exploited and their working conditions are poor.

Legal Foreign Workers said to be Exploited in Colorado
The World

How US cities are reacting to the debt crisis

The nation's debt crisis has all eyes on the politicians on Capitol Hill. But we wanted to know how the debt crisis is playing out in different cities across the country – what local fears and concerns are, and what people have to say about it.

How US cities are reacting to the debt crisis