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Bryan Cranston and Diane Lane play Dalton and Cleo Trumbo in a new film about the screenwriter's life. Hilary Bronwyn Gayle/Courtesy of Bleecker Street hide caption
Week In Politics: Jobs Report, President George H.W. Bush Biography
In The Post-Obama Age, Democrats Look To Inspire Southern Black Voters
Odesza's latest album, In Return, is out now. Tonje Thilesen/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Bryan Cranston and Diane Lane play Dalton and Cleo Trumbo in a new film about the screenwriter's life. Hilary Bronwyn Gayle/Courtesy of Bleecker Street hide caption
Bryan Cranston Becomes Blacklisted Screenwriter In 'Trumbo' Biopic
Obama: Keystone XL Pipeline Would Undercut U.S. Leadership On Climate Change
Canada's Trudeau Expresses Disappointment In U.S. Decision On Keystone XL
Environmentalists Cheer Keystone XL Pipeline Decision As 'Decisive Moment'
'Destiny And Power' Reveals Elder Bush's Criticism Of His Son's Administration
Physical exercise, diet and supportive counseling are the first steps of any weight-loss program. But sometimes that's not enough to take large amounts of weight off, and keep it off, doctors say. 13/Ocean/Corbis hide caption
To pay for college, experts say it's impossible for most parents to save all the money they'll need. They say it's reasonable to tap a mix of resources: a 529 plan, some home equity and some student loans. ImageZoo/Corbis hide caption
Luck Of The Flip: New England Patriots Defy Probability With Coin Toss Wins
Bob Dylan's new compilation, The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12, is out now. Don Hunstein/Courtesy of the artist hide caption