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No LOL: Doctors don't answer e-mails

Suzanne Kreuziger is a registered nurse who uses e-mail almost exclusively to communicate with friends. But when it comes to reaching her doctor, there's a frustrating firewall.

The greatest nation on Earth?

Is the United States the "greatest country on earth"? You hear that a lot, or phrases like that, during this presidential campaign. Candidates may attack other candidates, or the sitting president, but they never attack the idea that America is special, a "city upon a hill." "The last, best hope of Earth."

Republicans struggling to rebuild 'damaged' brand

One year to Election Day, and the struggling Republican Party is looking for much more than a new leader.

How to tune in to your wired teen

Meet the "digital natives." They are the teens and tweens who flock to MySpace, Facebook and other social networking sites.

I-Reporters share the tales behind their tattoos

More than a third of 18- to 40-year-olds in the United States have a tattoo, a Pew Research Center survey found last year. CNN.com asked readers to submit photos of their tattoos and tell us the stories behind them.

Where are your high-tech manners?

Just because you live in a high-tech world doesn't mean your manners can sink to new lows when using your personal technology, experts say.

Fortune: Get outta my phone!

It arrived on a Tuesday morning. I flipped open my buzzing Motorola cell phone and found a text message from someone called Casey@fullrate.dk. "Hush hush wink wink," it began, "Castleguard Energy (...

Commentary: Can you make it past my last name?

Some longtime readers insist they have detected a leftward drift whenever I write about illegal immigration. They're wrong.

Poll: Muslims, West eye each other through bias

Muslims and the West haven't always seen eye to eye, but a study released Thursday suggests the situation is more severe than mere disagreement and that the two groups generally harbor cynicism and adverse opinions of each other.

Immigration

The subject of immigration has been hotly debated since the founding of the United States. Questions about who should be allowed to enter and how they should be treated when they do have generated centuries of immigration legislation. Since Congress took up the issue of immigration reform, demonstrations have erupted around the United States. Use the information in this Extra! to help students examine the issue of immigration.

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