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S. Hadley school officials say more students disciplined in Prince caseBoston Globe - 4 hours ago By Globe Staff South Hadley school officials said they have been reviewing new information released by the district attorney in the Phoebe Prince case and they have "taken disciplinary action against an additional small group of students and they have ... Bullying raises questions about schools' vigilance The Associated Press Barack Obama and Sarkozy stand side by side on Iran – and hamburgersThe Guardian - 2 hours ago Nicolas Sarkozy was described by Barack Obama as his 'dear friend' at a joint press conference. Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images Nicolas Sarkozy dispensed with Gallic fussiness about food on his visit to Washington yesterday to dine in the city's most ... Obama Expects UN Sanctions on Iran to Be Approved Soon New York Times Clinton to co-lead Haiti rebuilding authorityWashington Post - - 1 hour ago AP UNITED NATIONS -- Former US President Bill Clinton will co-chair a committee overseeing at least $3.8 billion in post-quake aid to Haiti, the ravaged country's prime minister said Tuesday. Haiti Frets Over Aid and Control of Rebuilding New York Times Displaced Haitians Strain Resources Voice of America |
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Russians have a sense of dread after subway bombings
Los Angeles Times - 3 hours ago
It's not only the fear that violence is returning to Moscow, but also the feeling that Putin's decade-old approach of dealing harshly with rebels in the Caucasus isn't working.
As Moscow Was Jolted, State TV Slept New York Times
China: Bodies of 21 Babies Are Found
New York Times - - 28 minutes ago
The bodies of 21 babies have been discovered in plastic bags floating in a river in northeast China, state media reported Tuesday.
Brazil helps Colombia release long-time FARC hostage
Xinhua - - 38 minutes ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, March 30 (Xinhua) -- Brazil on Tuesday helped Colombia free a man who had been kept hostage by the leftist rebel group the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) for 12 years.
Colombia's FARC rebels release captive held 12 years Los Angeles Times
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9th Member of Militia Arrested
New York Times - - 1 hour ago
DETROIT - A ninth member of a Michigan-based militia accused of plotting to kill law enforcement officials was arraigned Tuesday. The accused, Joshua M. Stone, who was arrested Monday evening after the other members appeared in the ...
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Another member of Christian militia Hutaree arrested Los Angeles Times
Obama Signs Overhaul of Student Loan Program
New York Times - - 1 hour ago
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - President Obama signed legislation Tuesday to expand college access for millions of young Americans by revamping the federal student loan program in what he called “one of the most significant ...
Obama signs reconciliation bill with major student loan change Los Angeles Times
Fired RNC staffer led program to recruit young donors
Washington Post - - 1 hour ago
The Republican National Committee staff member who was fired for authorizing a nearly $2000 payment for a night out at a bondage-themed club was in charge of a GOP program aimed at cultivating major donors younger than 45, ...
After Patent on Genes Invalidated, Taking Stock
New York Times - - 14 minutes ago
Many biotechnology stocks fell on Tuesday as investors struggled to understand the impact of a ruling that threw out parts of two gene patents and called into question thousands more.
Gene Ruling Could Have Broad Reach Wall Street Journal
Myriad Genetics falls as gene patents are voided BusinessWeek
Home Price Index Edges Up
Wall Street Journal - - 1 hour ago
A gauge of US home prices improved in January, with many of the nation's most battered markets among the gainers. The seasonally adjusted S&P/Case-Shiller index of home prices in 20 major metropolitan areas increased 0.3% in January ...
California rebound boosts 20-city home price index The Associated Press
Home prices in California show strong, unexpected gains in January Los Angeles Times
Nissan prices electric Leaf
Wall Street Journal - - 1 hour ago
YOKOHAMA, Japan—Nissan Motor Co. said Tuesday its new Leaf electric car will have a price tag including government subsidies of about $32000 when it goes on sale in Japan in December, almost 50% higher than Toyota Motor Corp.
Nissan will sell electric car for just over $25K The Associated Press
Nissan Leaf electric car will cost $25000 CNNMoney.com
The software brains behind the particle colliders
Ars Technica - - 1 hour ago
What the theoreticians tell us a Higgs decay would look like if it occurs within the CMS detector. The LHC today began running 7TeV collisions for the first time.
Atom smasher will help reveal 'the beginning' The Associated Press
AT&T Prepares Network For Battle
Wall Street Journal - - 1 hour ago
With a new version of the iPhone in the works, the clock is ticking for AT&T Inc. to get its much-criticized network ready for the looming battle.
Activists' E-Mails Hacked in China
New York Times - - 58 minutes ago
BEIJING - In what appears to be a coordinated assault, the e-mail accounts of at least a dozen rights activists, academics and journalists who cover China have been compromised by unknown intruders.
Journalists in China say Yahoo accounts hacked The Associated Press
`Dancing With the Stars' Dismisses Its First Celeb
ABC News - - 20 minutes ago
AP By SANDY COHEN AP Entertainment Writer In this publicity image released by ABC, actress Shannen Doherty, left, and her partner Mark Ballas perform on the celebrity dance competition series, "Dancing With the Stars," Monday, March 22, ...
First Round of DWTS Not the Charm for Shannen Doherty People Magazine
Jaime Escalante turns students into calculus whizzes
Washington Post - - 41 minutes ago
LOS ANGELES -- Garfield High School, a drab block of concrete in the middle of a low-income, Hispanic neighborhood in East Los Angeles, has been known for high absenteeism and youth gangs, but never for higher mathematics.
Kate Gosselin Survives Week 1 On 'Dancing' As First Star Is Eliminated
Access Hollywood - 19 minutes ago
Hot shots of the cool stars expected to compete for Team USA in the 2010 Winter Olympics! “Dancing with the Stars” sent home the first Season 10 celebrity cast member on Monday night, but it wasn't reality star Kate Gosselin or low-scoring former moon ...
Dancing With the Stars' Surprise Elimination! E! Online (blog)
Moore leads Huskies back to the Final Four
Atlanta Journal Constitution - - 48 minutes ago
AP DAYTON, Ohio - Maya Moore scored 22 points to lead Connecticut past Florida State 90-50 on Tuesday night, sending the defending champions back to the Final Four and stretching their unprecedented win streak to 76 games.
UConn Women Win Return To Final Four Hartford Courant
Bruins 1, Devils 0, OT
ESPN - 19 minutes ago
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Bergeron scores late in OT as Bruins top Devils Washington Post
Recap: New Jersey vs. Boston MiamiHerald.com
Butler students get second chance at Final Four tickets after snafu
USA Today - - 24 minutes ago
Butler University graduate student Ty Franklin took a second shot at securing Final Four tickets Tuesday. No luck. "They went quick," said Franklin, 27.
Hometown team in Final Four could cut cash boost The Associated Press
Chocolate Protects Against High Blood Pressure, Stroke
ABC News - - 5 hours ago
Willy Wonka may have been on the right track -- chocolate may be a sweet way to control blood pressure and thus protect the heart, according to a report from German researchers.
UK study finds breast screen programs save lives
Reuters - - 1 hour ago
LONDON (Reuters) - Regular mammographic screening for breast cancer saves the lives of two women for every one who is given unnecessary treatment, scientists said on Wednesday, in a study which adds to a global row over screening programs.
Obama administration has blunt message for insurers
Reuters - 9 hours ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration on Monday had a blunt message for health insurers - the new healthcare law requires that they not drop coverage for children with certain pre-existing conditions.
Coverage Now for Sick Children? Check Fine Print New York Times
Insurance industry agrees to fix kids coverage gap The Associated Press
Hey, Hoynsie! Paul Hoynes answers your Cleveland Indians questionis
Plain Dealer - - Mar 13, 2010
Chuck Crow | The Plain DealerFausto Carmona has done nothing so far in Arizona to dim the hopes of Indians' fans looking for a bounceback season in 2010.
Ex-Bush Aide: GOP Made Big Mistake on Health Care
AOL News - Mar 22, 2010
WASHINGTON (March 22) -- As President Barack Obama's health care overhaul inched toward a historic final vote this month, Republicans exuded a particular kind of public confidence: They might not have the votes to stop the bill, GOP leaders argued, ...
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Nightly Business Report - Mar 12, 2010
TOM HUDSON: A mixed close on Wall Street this Friday here Susie, breaking a string of days that we've seen in the green. The Dow, the NASDAQ and the S&P 500 have been posting some modest gains recently, but investors really turned a little cautious ...
Jon Stewart's Best Tea Bagger Moments (VIDEO)
Huffington Post (blog) - Mar 23, 2010
With the health care bill passed, let's turn to Jon Stewart to to cover it with hilarity...Wait, what? The "Daily Show" is on a break?
The third sex: The truth about gender ambiguity
Independent - - Mar 19, 2010
Neither wholly male nor entirely female, there are more than 30000 'intersexed' individuals living in Britain today. Here, they talk about their lives By Colette Bernhardt Sarah Leaver: A 34-year-old playwright and actress from Brighton, ...