Why Polls Lie. Photo by Sparky/Getty Images

Photo by Sparky/Getty Images

Market Updtate.

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Your Health: Flu Shots

Illustration by Charles Peale/Getty Images

Decision 2008: Where they stand

Obama: Ron Edmonds/AP Photo; McCain: Mark Wilson/Getty Images

BULLETIN BEATS

Ask Ms. Medicare

TriCare

Q. My wife and I currently receive TriCare military health benefits. What happens when we turn 65 and transfer to the TriCare-for-Life program? Will we need Medicare as well?

Scam Alert

Deceiving the Deaf

People who are hard of hearing, and organizations that advocate on their behalf, are being victimized or used as fronts in several little-known but persistent, unscrupulous schemes.

Finding Your Way

Checklist for Men

What I Really Know

Don't Tell Jokes

Keys to the White House

Election Key 10

Health Discovery

Live Longer

Kids eat free. Photo by Mardis Coers/Photoshelter

Kids Eat Free

Ask the Experts

IRA Withdrawals

Myth Busters

Avoiding Fat

Databank USA: Hail to the Vets. Photo of purple heart: Getty Images; Flag background: istockphoto.

Veterans

MULTIMEDIA SPECIALS

Paul Newman

(3:48)

Humanitarian, Oscar winner,
class act.

Multimedia: Fallow Report - Economy Stim.

October 15th

(3:55)

Economic stimulus payment—
last chance.

Pain at the Pump

(3:26)

Americans are sore as heck about soaring gas prices.

THEY MADE HISTORY

Italians hold signs supporting the English and the armed forces. Photo by FPG/Hulton Archive/Getty Images (They Made History 10/13)

OCTOBER 13, 1943

Italy changes sides: Five weeks after his country surrendered to the Allies, King Victor Emmanuel declares war on Germany.

1967: The Anaheim Amigos and Oakland Oaks play the first-ever American Basketball Association game.
1957: Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Rosemary Clooney, Louis Armstrong and Bob Hope headline the nationally televised Edsel Show, a variety special designed to showcase Ford's new sedan. 

Italians hold signs supporting the English, the armed forces.
Photo by FPG/Hulton Archive/Getty Images

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