American dream fades for middle class, poll finds
Four years into a recovery, most benefits go to top earners and a majority of Americans feel the dream is becoming more elusive. The Washington Post Miller Center poll shows declines in confidence about a brighter future amid job and home struggles.
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Portraits of the American Dream in a Dimmed Era
The piece argues the American Dream persists but has dimmed over generations. It notes faith in advancement through work and education remains, yet attainable rewards like home ownership are judged more harshly in contemporary times. It emphasizes freedom of choice as central to living well.
Campus renovation open house showcases joint project progress
Organizers of a collaborative campus project invited the public to an open house to display renovations and progress on the building, highlighting collaboration between involved departments and the expected impact on campus facilities.
Deadly clashes in Egypt kill dozens in protest violence
At least 44 people are reported dead as opponents and supporters of Morsi clash in Egypt amid ongoing power struggles after the military removed him. The violence marks one of the bloodiest days since the army seized power.
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Amana teen returns from burn camp inspired by resilience
After a week at a burn camp with 40 other young burn victims the Amana teen shows renewed resolve to not let scars limit her. The gathering emphasizes participation and confidence building for youths facing severe injuries.
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Misery loves company Fans of Iowa state schools football
Fans of Iowa's three state schools football share misery together as late season struggles mount for teams from Iowa State, Northern Iowa, and Drake. Each squad faces disappointing scores and mounting questions about next year strategies and coaching.
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E-cigarette Regulation In Iowa Faces Gaps In Laws
Iowa eyes federal action as 41 attorneys general urge FDA to regulate e cigarettes by October. Despite a 2008 Smoke Free Air Act, state rules lag as public spaces in Des Moines remain open to vaping while taxes and bans differ from traditional cigarettes. Jim Miller notes no state health dept position yet.
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Government Shutdown Looms As Debt Fight Hits Mortgage Market
Washington observers say both parties show little movement in the budget standoff as the government remains closed. The dispute over funding and the Oct 17 debt limit threatens to deepen mortgage delays as IRS and other agencies slow loan documentation and processing.
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