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09/16/2010 - Updated 07:20 AM ET

More workers seek out housing aid

A "bank foreclosure sale" sign is posted in front of a townhouse in August 2010 in Los Angeles. Banks repossessed homes at a near record pace, driving up foreclosures.
A "bank foreclosure sale" sign is posted in front of a townhouse in August 2010 in Los Angeles. Banks repossessed homes at a near record pace, driving up foreclosures.
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Nation & World

Tea Party's wins fuel a 'civil war' within GOPicons

Christine O'Donnell's win in the Delaware Senate primary could complicate the party's push for big gains in the fall elections.

Money

Warren gets lead role in consumer protection

Elizabeth Warren will help set up a new watchdog agency policing the financial marketplace on behalf of borrowers.

Sports

Harvick successfully molds team like RCR

Nestled in a sleepy hamlet north of Charlotte where many of its rivals are, Kevin Harvick Inc. is outside NASCAR's hub.

Life

Rebooted 'Hawaii Five-0' rides a funnier new wave

The updated version of the classic police drama is funnier and faster than the 1970s original.

Travel

A 1976 Starstreak is among 52 vintage RVs on display at the RV/MH Hall of Fame and Museum in Elkhart, Ind.

RV Museum celebrates 100 years of rambling

The 52 vintage RVs at the RV/MH Hall of Fame and Museum are both kitschy period pieces and sculptural works of art.

Your Life

Tanning: A bad habit or an addiction?icons

Could endorphins released due to UV light exposure at tanning salons cause addiction for customers?

Tech

Internet Explorer 9 is a step forward

The latest version of the browser being unveiling today is meant to melt into the background so you can dive into Web experiences.

Opinion

GOP moderate purge makes gridlock more likely

Tea Party wins signal discontent, but where will movement lead?

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