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  • DHS Settlement Gets Final Okay
    OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A federal judge has given final approval to a settlement agreement between the Department of Human Services and a national child…
  • In Delegate Race, Romney's Victories Amount To Less Than Meets The Eye
    The combination of Michigan's delegate allocation rule and Arizona's rule-violating winner-take-all contest could mean that Mitt Romney's twin victories provide him little ultimate benefit — and highlight again the dual-track GOP primary campaign.
  • In the new NBC drama <em>Awake</em>, Jason Issacs plays Michael Britten, a man who survives a car accident along with one of his loved ones — but which one?
    It's High-Concept, But Will It Keep You 'Awake'?
    The new NBC drama stars Jason Isaacs as a man who survives a terrible car accident with either his wife or child. He's living one existence, and dreaming the other — but which is real? It's a lot of work for the viewer, but critic David Bianculli has faith in the show's creators.
  • Syrian Activist: 'It's Snowing And We're Shaking Here'
    The activist said without the rebel army in Homs, the opposition will find it harder to operate. He also described a dire situation in Homs: Snowy and cold without electricity of fuel to keep warm.
  • A huge photograph of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is displayed on the facade of state-owned oil company PDVSA (Petroleos de Venezuela) in Caracas on Wednesday. The text reads, "Move forward, commander."
    Venezuela's Chávez Says He's 'Fine' After Surgery
    The Venezuelan president was in Cuba for surgery of what is suspected to be a recurrence of cancer.
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    Majorities In Senate And Public Support Birth Control Coverage
    The Senate defeated the Blunt amendment, which would have let employers opt out of a mandate to pay for birth control coverage. Separately, a poll finds a majority of Americans support the mandate.
  • Thousands of Russians form a 10-mile human chain around a Moscow ring road on Monday during an opposition protest against Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. He is expected to win the March 4 presidential elections but is facing growing opposition.
    As Election Nears, Russians Express Frustrations
    Vladimir Putin has been the most powerful figure in Russia for 12 years and is expected to win the presidential election Sunday. But heading into the polls, many Russians are angry with what they see as recent electoral fraud and rampant corruption.
  • A Case For And Against Proper Spelling
    In a piece in Wired Magazine, writer Anne Trubek argues that our fixation on correct spelling is outdated. Trubek thinks we should abandon spelling rules and "let luce." Wired copy editor Lee Simmons fired back arguing that these standards make communication possible.
  • Women sit at a bus stop under election posters in Qom, about 75 miles south of Iran's capital, Tehran, on Tuesday. Iran's parliamentary elections on Friday are expected to be a contest between various conservative factions. Many candidates seeking change have been barred from running.
    In Iran's Election, Not All Candidates Are Welcome
    There's a battle taking place between various conservative factions in Iran as the country prepares for parliamentary elections on Friday. The candidates seeking broad changes have been barred from running, with many in jail or under house arrest.
  • Student Protesters Shut Down UC Santa Cruz Campus
    Other demonstrations were planned nationwide to protest funding cuts to higher education.
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