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In 1840, a young Whig organizer named Abraham Lincoln wrote the guidebook on political field work. His "confidential" circular advised Whig campaign operatives to "make a perfect list of all the voters and ascertain with certainty for whom they will vote."
Why hurricanes have a bad sidemore similar news »
Hurricanes can be some of the deadliest forces of nature, but they also follow a set of patterns and rules when they form. Parts of the storms can be more treacherous that others. CNN meteorologist Reynolds Wolf explains why.
The science of tracking Gustavmore similar news »
Hurricanes can be some of the deadliest forces of nature, but they also follow a set of patterns and rules when they form. Parts of the storms can be more treacherous that others. CNN meteorologist Reynolds Wolf explains why.
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One of our favorite tabletop radios in recent years was the Boston Acoustics Recepter, which combined straightforward design with great sound. Flash forward a few years, and the Recepter's replacement is finally here.
Dead Sea Scrolls go digitalmore similar news »
More than 2,000 years after they were written, the Dead Sea Scrolls are getting high-tech treatment as part of an effort to better preserve the ancient texts and let more people see them than ever before.
Craigslist founder: Internet can aid democracymore similar news »
Like most people, I really don't want to be bothered with politics. On a gut level, it seems to be the province of the popular kids, and I'm a nerd. (Plastic pocket protector, thick black glasses taped together, that was me in school.)
Online dirty tricks may mar U.S. electionsmore similar news »
As the U.S. presidential elections draw closer, voting activists are bracing themselves for an onslaught of online dirty tricks and misinformation campaigns designed to deceive and disenfranchise voters.
