Perry invites governors to prayer meeting
Texas Gov. Rick Perry has invited the nation's governors to join him in a prayer day to seek God's guidance to deal with the problems facing America. Full story
Santorum kicks off 2012 bid in Pennsylvania
Rick Santorum officially jumped into the crowded field of Republican presidential hopefuls Monday, announcing in Pennsylvania that's challenging Barack Obama in next year's election. Full story
Texas' Perry urges other governors to join him at prayer event
SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) -- Saying "there is hope for America, and we will find it on our knees," Texas Governor Rick Perry has invited other governors to join him in a "solemn gathering of prayer and fasting" in August in Houston, according to the event's website. Full story
The best- and worst-paying jobs in America
C-level executives continue to stand out for what many consider to be their excessive pay, but it turns out they aren’t, on average, bringing in the biggest paychecks. Full story
Major heat wave to hit much of US
Cities across America are in store for some hot weather, with temperatures reaching the mid-90s in many areas. NBC's Bill Karins reports.
Moody's lifts debt rating on Corrections Corp.
Moody's Investors Service on Friday raised several debt ratings on prison operator Corrections Corp. of America, citing the company's ability to manage its debt despite budgetary pressures afflicting many of its government customers. Full story
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Mideast tensions grow
Former Rep. Jane Harman explains why America's foreign policy needs to be "rationalized" over the region.
Banks Still Engage in Risky Practices?
Insight on whether a few bad banking apples can put America at risk for a financial meltdown, again, with Gerald Lipkin, Valley National Bancorp and Frank Sorrentino, North Jersey Community Bank.
Being married in a post-romantic age
Author Pamela Haag talks about the changing dynamics of marriages in America.
Debating the debt limit
Rep. John Larson, D-Ct., explains whether America should default.
Rep. Boehner: 'There's nothing you can't achieve'
Rep. John Boehner delivers the commencement address at The Catholic University of America, telling students, "There is nothing you can't achieve if you're willing to work hard enough."
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Image of oldest mine in the Americas
Archaeologists have discovered the oldest mine in the Americas along the coast of northern Chile. The iron-oxide mine dates to about 12,000 years ago.
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