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Mon May 23, 2011
Business

The Last Word In Business

Authors are finding solutions to this new problem. This week, Robert Kiyosaki of the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series is holding a digital book signing event. During a live chat on Facebook with the author, you can order an e-book, have it e-signed and e-delivered to your e-reader.

4:00am

Mon May 23, 2011
Analysis

Obama In Europe, GOP Presidential Ticket In Flux

President Obama is in Europe this week, working on overseas alliances and the G-8 summit. Here at home, the race to replace him in 2012 is drawing more attention than his presidential trip. And the Republican field keeps shifting.

4:00am

Mon May 23, 2011
Around the Nation

Tornado Destroys Wide Swath Of Joplin, Mo.

Renee Montagne talks City Council member Melodee Colbert-Kean about yesterday's tornado that struck Joplin, Missouri, and killed at least 24 people.

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Mon May 23, 2011
Middle East

Saudis Impatient For King's Promised Reforms

Saudi King Abdullah months ago promised changes in what analysts say was a bid to quiet growing frustrations in the desert kingdom. But now, much of the king's words are ringing hollow with many Saudis who say they see little change.

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Mon May 23, 2011
Europe

Protesters Want A Greater Say In Spain's Politics

Spain's ruling Socialists suffered massive losses in local elections Sunday. Voters punished the government for the poor economy, tough austerity measures and Europe's highest unemployment rate.

The election came against the backdrop of snowballing sit-ins filling Spanish cities. The protesters want greater citizen participation in the political process.

Madrid's central square, Puerta del Sol, has become an urban encampment — with tents, chairs, couches and mattresses under blue tarpaulins.

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