| Washington Post - 48 minutes ago The military will charge Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales with 17 counts of murder stemming from a massacre of Afghan villagers, a US official said Thursday. |
| Washington Post - 25 minutes ago The shooter was once a Catholic altar boy - with a surname that could have been Jewish. His father is white, neighbors say. His mother is Latina. |
| USA TODAY - 12 minutes ago By Edna Gundersen, USA TODAY Dan Steinberg, AP The LA County coroner's office released its toxicology report on Whitney Houston's death on Thursday. |
| Reuters - 35 minutes ago By Michelle Conlin (Reuters) - Mitt Romney's presidential hopes may have been shaken up when an aide compared his campaign to an "Etch A Sketch" toy, but the publicity blitz has been a delightful surprise for the US makers of the well-known erasable ... |
| Globe and Mail - 37 minutes ago Mohammed Merah died alone on Thursday morning, gripping a submachine gun, plummeting from his apartment balcony with a bullet in his head. |
| New York Times - 25 minutes ago PHOENIX - The Louisville basketball team, the one that lost in the first round of the NCAA tournament the last two seasons, the one that dropped consecutive games less than a month ago, the one that supposedly lacked the toughness or inside presence of ... |
| Voice of America - 1 hour ago March 22, 2012 UN Security Council Condemns Mali Coup VOA News The UN Security Council has condemned mutinous Malian soldiers for their "forcible seizure of power" from Mali's democratically elected government. |
| By Louis Charbonneau | UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The UN humanitarian chief Valerie Amos complained on Thursday that aid agencies have "limited access" to needy people inside conflict-torn Syria, despite the Security Council's demand that relief ... |
| USA TODAY - 3 hours ago By Aamer Madhani, USA TODAY WASHINGTON - Though North Korea's nuclear program isn't on the official agenda of next week's Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul, President Obama's concerns about the hermetic regime will loom large in conversations on the ... |
| Christian Science Monitor - 2 hours ago The Senate passed jobs and insider-trading bills Thursday, hailing a moment of bipartisanship. But times when members of Congress get along are rare - and that isn't expected to change. |
| Washington Post - 21 minutes ago The Obama administration has approved guidelines that allow counterterrorism officials to lengthen the period of time they retain information about US residents, even if they have no known connection to terrorism. |
| Politico - 24 minutes ago On his energy tour across America, President Barack Obama can't seem to win for losing. During a stop Thursday in Oklahoma, Obama announced the administration would “cut through the red tape” for the southern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline ... |
| BusinessWeek - 18 minutes ago By Eleni Himaras on March 22, 2012 Hong Kong stocks fell, with the Hang Seng Index (HSI) headed for its biggest weekly drop in four months, as shrinking manufacturing in Europe clouded the outlook for global economic growth. |
| | SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Crude futures were steady above $105 a barrel on Friday, rebounding from sharp falls in the previous session, as better-than-expected jobs data offset fears that weak manufacturing data from China and Europe would hit oil demand ... |
| By James O'Toole @CNNMoney March 22, 2012: 5:17 PM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Murray Lender, who helped make bagels a breakfast staple for Americans nationwide with Lender's Bagels, has died at the age of 81. |
| CNBC.com - 49 minutes ago Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is right to be worried about a false dawn for the US economy, Randall S. Kroszner, a former governor of the Federal Reserve told CNBC on Friday. |
| Mitt Romney huddled privately with Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill on Thursday and came away with a big prize: something close to an endorsement from the Senate's most outspoken conservative. |
| New York Times - 2 hours ago WASHINGTON - In a rebuff to President Obama, the Republican-controlled House passed a bill on Thursday to abolish a Medicare cost control board created by the new health care law. |
| Ars Technica - 1 hour ago By Matthew Braga | Published March 22, 2012 8:10 PM Parts of the internet were understandably confused this week when a Research In Motion job post revealed that the company was looking for an iOS developer. |
| Sydney Morning Herald - 2 hours ago According to Verizon, Anonymous along with Lulz Sec stole 58 per cent of data in the 2011 breaches. Criminal groups behind majority of attacks, but hackvists stole most data. |
| People Magazine - 1 hour ago By Aaron Parsley "Last week, the goal was to make the summer tour," Ryan Seacrest said on American Idol Thursday. "This week if they survive elimination - the prize? |
| BusinessWeek - 18 minutes ago By Greg Evans and Craig Seligman on March 22, 2012 “The Hunger Games” is a smart, barreling adaptation of the hugely popular young-adult novels that mash up gladiator-like death games with last night's reality TV. |
| By Robert Bianco, USA TODAY What's most remarkable about Mad Men (* * * * out of four, AMC, Sunday, 9 pm ET) is not so much what it does right as how little it does wrong. |
| New York Times - 57 minutes ago BOSTON - As Syracuse streaked through its most unusual of seasons - winning games in bunches on the court and enduring explosive scandals off it - there was always a plan in place. |
| New York Daily News - 14 minutes ago By Kevin Armstrong / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Fans line up in their best 'Tebowing' pose in anticipation of the arrival of Time Tebow (below). |
| By Kevin Allen, USA TODAY PITTSBURGH - The story line of Thursday's Nashville Predators-Pittsburgh Penguins game was expected to be top Russian player Alexander Radulov's return to the NHL as Nashville's most dangerous scorer. |
| USA TODAY - 32 minutes ago PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Matt Read and Wayne Simmonds scored shootout goals to give the Philadelphia Flyers a 2-1 victory over the Washington Capitals on Thursday night. |
| Los Angeles Times - 37 minutes ago League has one of its biggest weeks for off-season news, and here are a few more tidbits. New Orleans Coach Sean Payton, New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow and Denver quarterback Peyton Manning have each seen plenty of time in the media spotlight this ... |
| New York Times - 5 hours ago A zebra spider spins no webs, but instead catches its prey by leaping onto it. But in space, a zebra spider would zip off in a straight line instead of a trajectory curved by gravity, missing its target. |
| The State Column - 2 hours ago The Mercury Surface, Space Environment, Geochemistry and Ranging (MESSENGER) spacecraft finished its primary mission to orbit and examine the planet Mercury for one Earth-year last Saturday, according to the Carnegie Institution for Science. |
| By Ian Simpson | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The biggest US supermarket chain, Kroger Co, will stop buying the ammonia-treated beef product critics call "pink slime," bowing to consumer pressure one day after the nation's No. |
| Times of India - 2 hours ago WASHINGTON: Researchers have discovered an abnormal amount of a protein called Prostaglandin D2 in the bald scalp of men with male pattern baldness. |
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