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Today: September 8, 2011 The Duel The battle between Mitt Romney and Rick Perry explodes at the GOP presidential debate. By John Dickerson READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics You're Not Paranoid if It's True What happens when believers in 9/11 conspiracy theories change their minds. By Jeremy Stahl READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics Does the United States Spend Too Much on Homeland Security? The government refuses to subject homeland security to a cost-benefit analysis. By John Mueller READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics If Perry's OK With Mandatory HPV Vaccinations, Why Not Mandatory Health Insurance? The 9/11 Memorial Is Beautiful but Also Deeply Troubling Want To Be a Model? The Pay Is Lousy, the Work Is Grueling, and Your Career Is Done by Age 26   Advertisement   Briefing Is it dangerous to smoke Tupac's cremated remains? Is the Austin wildfire warming up Dallas and other nearby cities? News & Politics Ground Zero photos: The gray market of 9/11 memorabilia. 9/11 and Homeland Security: Why the government massively overestimates the risks of terrorism. Arts Lady Gaga: pop's leading conservative. Sept. 11 anniversary: Images from the aftermath (PHOTOS). Life Dear Prudence: Must I tell my wife I'm bi-sexual? NFL 2011: Roger Goodell is shifting liability onto the help. Business & Tech Sept. 11 anniversary: Can brain research keep us safe? Carol Bartz fired: Can the once-great Internet company reclaim its former glory? Science Contagion: Ignorance is no comfort. 9/11 anniversary: Ten years later, our answer to al-Qaida won't be on Sept. 11.

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