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Tuesday, May 5 2009

  • How to save the pork industry May 5, 2009

    For high quality video, click the "HQ" button. You can't get swine flu from eating pork. (And it’s not even called swine flu anymore—technically it’s H1N1 Influenza A.) Nonethele... (article)

  • The Takeaway for Tuesday, May 5, 2009 (Final Edition) May 5, 2009

    The Takeaway for Tuesday, May 5, 2009 (Final Edition) (article)

  • How do you stand up to a bully? May 5, 2009

    A new study shows that kids who are bullied at a young age may develop psychotic symptoms later in life. What is the best way to stand up to a bully? Do you have a story from your own... (article)

  • The Takeaway for Tuesday, May 5, 2009 (Early Edition) May 5, 2009

    Headlines; News from Washington (article)

  • War in Washington: Budgets and the Supreme Court May 5, 2009

    War in Washington: Budgets and the Supreme Court (episode)

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    • War in Washington: Budgets and the Supreme Court May 5, 2009

      The budget battle is heating up in Washington when House Democrats unveiled a $94.2 billion wartime spending bill yesterday that adds $9.3 billion to White House requests. But the bil...

    • Urkel and Obama: The rise of the black nerd May 5, 2009

      The election of Barack Obama may have had what we'll call The Urkel Effect. Takeaway Contributor and Senior Editor at Essence Magazine, Patrik Henry Bass says the rise of the bookish ...

    • Hitting harder than a fist: Childhood bullying linked to teen psychosis May 5, 2009

      Bullying causes more than tears, according to new research. Scientists reporting in the May issue of the journal Archives of General Psychiatry say that childhood bullying can lead to...

    • Overturning demographic myths May 5, 2009

      Demographic statistics can be complicated, and they tend to be oversimplified and sensationalized in media coverage. That’s Martin Walker’s argument. He’s a senior scholar at the Wood...

    • Can the Globe stay afloat? May 5, 2009

      The future of the Boston Globe is in peril, as the paper's owner, The New York Times Company, and the unions continue to negotiate. The company is looking for $20 million of cost cuts...

    • Afghan President Karzai heads to Washington May 5, 2009

      Afghan President Hamid Karzai arrives in Washington today as part of a series of meetings this week that may determine his and his country's future. Today, President Obama's special e...

    • Detroit heads to the polls May 5, 2009

      The news is filled with stories of the economic beating Detroit, Michigan has taken lately, but the politics there aren't doing too well either. Today voters in Detroit will elect a n...

    • The ethics and etiquette of the flu May 5, 2009

      Are we ethically obliged to cover our mouths when we cough? To wash our hands after we sneeze? These questions prompted a column by our friend and New York Times Ethicist Randy Cohen,...

    • Turmoil in Nepal May 5, 2009

      The government in one of the world's youngest democracies collapsed yesterday when the Prime Minister of Nepal resigned. This ends government rule by former Maoist guerrillas, who too...

    • Pork: Now 100% flu free! May 5, 2009

      For high quality video, click the "HQ" button. You can't get swine flu from eating pork. (And it’s not even called swine flu anymore—technically it’s H1N1 Influenza A.) Nonethele...