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Book Reviews
2:00 pm
Tue December 20, 2011

Book Review: 'Before the End, After the Beginning'

Dagoberto Gilb has published a new collection of stories, some written before he suffered a stroke in 2009 and some after. The book is called Before the End, After the Beginning.

Presidential Race
2:00 pm
Tue December 20, 2011

Prominent Iowa Conservative Backs Santorum

The Family Leader, an influential social conservative organization based in Iowa, has decided to remain neutral in the race for the Republican presidential nomination. But the group's founder, Bob Vander Plaats, surprised many political observers Tuesday by throwing his support to former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum.

Presidential Race
5:10 pm
Mon December 19, 2011

Despite Spate Of Negative Ads, Gingrich Stays Positive

Credit Chris Carlson / Associated Press
Newt Gingrich speaks Monday at Global Security Services in Davenport, Iowa. Despite falling poll numbers, Gingrich says he will avoid negative campaigning.

Originally published on Mon December 19, 2011 6:44 pm

Movie Interviews
5:04 pm
Mon December 19, 2011

From Meryl To Margaret: Becoming 'The Iron Lady'

Originally published on Mon December 19, 2011 5:54 pm

Margaret Thatcher's policies as British prime minister earned her the nickname "The Iron Lady," and now that's also the title of a new film about her life.

Thatcher was famously tough on British labor unions, IRA hunger strikers, the Soviet Union and the war with Argentina over the Falkland Islands. So in the film, when visiting U.S. Secretary of State Alexander Haig questions Thatcher's knowledge of war, the then-prime minister's response is predictably unyielding.

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Business
5:03 pm
Mon December 19, 2011

AT&T Drops T-Mobile Bid

AT&T shuttered proposed plans to buy T-Mobile. For more, Robert Siegel talks to NPR's Joel Rose.

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