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Food Rules: An Eater's Manual

List Price: $11.00Price: $5.00You Save: $6.00 (55%)86 used & new from $4.19 A pocket compendium of food wisdom-from the author of The Omnivore's Dilemma and In Defense of Food Michael Pollan, our nation's most trusted resource for food-related issues, offers this indispensible guide for anyone concerned about health and food. Simple, sensible, and easy to use, Food Rules is a set of memorable rules for eating wisely, many drawn from a variety of ethnic or cultural traditions. Whether at the supermarket or an all-you-can-eat-buffet, (read more)

The Five Thousand Year Leap: 30 Year Anniversary Edition with Glenn Beck Foreword

List Price: $19.95Price: $10.97You Save: $8.98 (45%)17 used & new from $9.95NEW in 2009! THE 5000 YEAR LEAP 30 Year Anniversary Edition with Glenn Beck s Foreword! NOW also includes Common Sense by Thomas Paine No other edition offers the revisions and updates of this remarkable book detailing how the Founding Fathers used 28 principles to create a 5000 year leap in freedom, prosperity, and progress; all based upon morality, faith, and ethics. THIS BONUS EDITION INCLUDES: Common Sense by Thomas Paine, 101 Constitutional Questions(read more)

A Patriot's History of the United States: From Columbus's Great Discovery to the War on Terror

List Price: $25.00Price: $12.00You Save: $13.00 (52%)34 used & new from $12.00For the past three decades, many history professors have allowed their biases to distort the way America?s past is taught. These intellectuals have searched for instances of racism, sexism, and bigotry in our history while downplaying the greatness of America?s patriots and the achievements of "dead white men." ... (read more)

The Kind Diet: A Simple Guide to Feeling Great, Losing Weight, and Saving the Planet

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Weak economy means it’s a freebie nation

Whether it's to boost sagging business or attract customers to a new product, there seems to be a freebie fad going on. That's a boon for budget shoppers and can be good for companies too.

Stocks end mixed after uneven economic data

Mixed economic reports held the stock market to only modest moves Friday but gains for the week were strong.

Young veterans returning home to few jobs

The unemployment rate last year for young Iraq and Afghanistan veterans hit 21.1 percent, the Labor Department said Friday, reflecting a tough obstacle combat veterans face.

WaMu settles with JPMorgan, FDIC

Washington Mutual has tentatively resolved disputes with JPMorgan Chase and the FDIC over some $4 billion at issue in the bank holding company's Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a WaMu attorney said Friday.

U.S. sales tax rates hit record high

Forbes: While the White House's push to raise federal income taxes for the wealthy gets the attention, the sales tax rates imposed by state and local governments has crept to its highest level ever.

Red Tape: Toyota woes raise car-tech woes

We may never know why runaway Toyotas suddenly seem to be everywhere. The scariest possibility, however, is that faulty computers are driving some victims to their deaths with frightening randomness.

Mobile giving for Chile pales compared to Haiti

So far, Americans have pledged $100,000 in donations via cell phone for victims of Chile's earthquake compared to more than $43 million raised that way for victims of Haiti's Jan. 12 quake.

Orders for Apple's new iPad start today

Apple began taking orders online Friday for its new iPad tablet computer, with delivery scheduled for April 3, the same day the iPad goes on sale in stores.

Cosmic Log: Pluto finds its place

Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: Pluto and the other small fry of the solar system are getting their due 80 years after the dwarf planet's discovery was announced to the world.

Feds' e-mail botch earns a raspberry

As the Justice Department hunts for the latest batch of missing federal e-mails, the officials who oversee spending of $71 billion a year for information technology got a big raspberry Friday for a 14-year-long failure to ensure that government e-mails are preserved.

Terror suspect worked in nuke plants

Authorities are trying to determine whether a New Jersey man suspected of being an al Qaeda member had access to any sensitive areas of the nuclear plants where he once worked.

Tips pour in on serial killer's photos

Dozens of tips have poured in after California authorities recently released more than 100 photos of women and children that are believed to have been taken by a serial killer who appeared on the "Dating Game."

Silver Star soldier gets reprimand

A soldier who received the third-highest award for valor after his outpost was attacked by the Taliban has also received a letter of reprimand for his actions leading up to the same battle, according to Army officials.

AG: Haim's death linked to drug probe

Corey Haim's death is linked to an "illegal and massive prescription-drug ring," California's attorney general said. The coroner hasn't ruled on a cause of death.

Weir snubbed by ice tour; GLAAD upset

American figure skater Johnny Weir says he doesn't understand why the only ice skating tour in the United States doesn't want him.

Mortgage help: 170,000 get permanent aid

More than 170,000 troubled homeowners are breathing a lasting sigh of relief now that they've received permanent modifications under the Obama administration's foreclosure prevention program.

$642 million to clean up Lehman -- and counting

Unraveling the biggest-ever U.S. bankruptcy case isn't cheap.

Good news for stocks is good for the $

The dollar has gotten stronger this year. Is that because the U.S. economy appears to be improving -- or in spite of it?

Yellen in line for Fed No. 2

San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Janet Yellen is a leading contender to be the next vice chairman of the central bank, according to White House press secretary Robert Gibbs.

Health care: Going from broken to broke

A few nights ago in the historic Renaissance Grand Hotel in St. Louis, Mo., President Obama reassured a crowd of Senator Claire McCaskill supporters that health-care reform wouldn't just be good for their health, it would be good for the health of the country: "I said at the beginning of this thing we would not do anything that adds to our deficit," he said to the clapping audience. "This plan does not do anything to add to this deficit. And that's how we should be operating."