President Bush signs the 2003 tax cut package at the White House. With Bush are then-Commerce Secretary Donald Evans, Treasury Secretary John Snow, Senate Majority Leader Sen. Bill Frist, and House Ways and Means Chairman Rep. Bill Thomas.
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"Happy Jiangyin," a wealthy city in China's Jiangsu province, is an award-winning experiment in how to make people happier. It has come up with a list of ingredients it believes add up to happiness. Here, residents sing in one of Jiangyin's many public squares.
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Camp director Caitlin Morgan (upper right) says people with dementia often don't get the interaction they need. "Just because someone gets a diagnosis of Alzheimer's or other dementia doesn't mean life is over," Morgan says. Campers (from left) Deborah Gallagher, Jeanne Vasconcelles and Jimmy Johnson celebrate their birthdays together after Saturday night's dinner.
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Gene Muller, president of Flying Fish Brewing in Cherry Hill, N.J., hopes to expand his microbrewery and hire more people once he can find the right space.
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A man stands in front of a shack he built at a temporary camp at Penco's port in Concepcion, south of Santiago, on May 5, 2010. He is one of the people still homeless as a result of the massive earthquake that hit Feb. 27 and the tsunami it triggered.
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