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State of the Union: We Cannot Be Silent Agenda Is "Pro Civil Rights" President Barack Obama’s State of the Union Address is a testimony to the power of we: we, who dared to dream breaking the centuries-old color barrier at the White House was possible; we, who continue to fight for expanding voting rights; we, who battle tirelessly every election to maximize voter participation and minimize voter intimidation. >>Full Coverage

Marrow Donations Myths "Is it painful?" is the most commonly asked question of bone marrow donors, and it’s often asked rhetorically, because people believe they know the answer. In fact, most people believe that bone marrow donation is about as painful as childbirth or passing a kidney stone. While marrow donation isn't completely painless, it's nearly so. >>Full Coverage		McDonald’s Names New Pres. McDonald’s recently named Don Thompson, head of its U.S. Division, to president and chief operating officer, the second position in the international company. James A. Skinner, the company’s chief executive, said Thompson would oversee operations at McDonald’s nearly 32,000 restaurants in 117 countries. >>Full Coverage
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