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1. The 50 Best Inventions of 2010
Flying cars! Jet packs! Lasers that zap malaria-carrying mosquitoes! Here are the year's biggest (and coolest) breakthroughs in science, technology and the arts
2. A Careless Man: What the Bush Memoir Reveals
George W. Bush's new memoir, 'Decision Points,' is telling and well written, but his overmatched presidency was a mess
3. DNA Testing Casts Doubt on Texas Man's Execution
Ten years after Claude Jones was put to death for murder, the supposedly damning physical evidence that tied him to the crime has been scientifically disproven
4. What Killed the Whales on Ireland's Rutland Island?
After 33 dead whales were discovered washed up on the coast of Rutland Island on Saturday, environmentalists and experts have been searching for clues on what killed them. But many already think they know the culprit: The Royal Navy
5. Samsung's Galaxy Tab: The Anti-iPad
Apple's first real competition in the tablet market comes from a contender with its own intriguing, if unpolished, personality
6. The White House Grapples with a New Reality
With the boss away, Obama's aides try to make sense of the elections
7. Elizabeth Smart's Testimony: Life in Captivity
The victim of one of the U.S.'s most infamous kidnappings, Elizabeth Smart recounts in court how she survived nine months as the "wife" of a man who believed he was a prophet
8. Boxing: Is Manny Pacquiao Ready for the Tijuana Tornado?
The most storied boxer since Muhammad Ali has a lot of things on his mind: fame, charity, his congressional seat, an ulcer. Does he still have what it takes to win?
9. The Case for Nancy Pelosi's Staying Put
Republicans are celebrating and many Democrats bemoaning Nancy Pelosi's effort to remain in her party's leadership after the crushing midterms. But she may end up having the last laugh, yet again
10. How to Restore the American Dream
Technology and globalization are shattering the middle class. With the midterms around the corner, the good news is that a bipartisan policy agenda can return the U.S. to prosperity. But no one says it will be easy
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