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Economy Continues On Road To Recovery, Despite Fiscal Bumps In Washington
Tony Lithgow, 49, and Andrea Mayer, 51, live together on the streets of Baltimore. Researchers say the aging homeless population is due to younger baby boomers who came of age during the 1970s and '80s, when there were back-to-back recessions. Kainaz Amaria/NPR hide caption
New Pope Criticized For His Association With Argentina's Dirty War
American Apparel boasts that all of its products are made in the USA, primarily at its Los Angeles headquarters. Selling garments produced largely by machine, rather than by hand, has helped the company remain profitable. Mark Ralston/Getty Images hide caption
L.A. Archdiocese Settles With Sex Abuse Victims For Nearly $10 Million
Troops In Afghanistan Receive Hagel As Someone Who's Walked In Their Boots
Sexual Assault Victims: Military's Criminal Justice System Is Broken
As Democrats Unveil Budget, Obama Continues Charm Offensive With GOP
Google employees play chess at the company's Russian headquarters in Moscow. Experts say tech companies are using "serendipitous interaction" in their workplace design to promote idea sharing and communication between employees. Krasilnikov Stanislav /ITAR-TASS /Landov hide caption