| msnbc.com - 47 minutes ago MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry and Bob Herbert of policyshop.net discuss the state of the Trayvon Martin shooting case nearly a month after the incident. |
| by AP SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) - Rick Santorum is looking to Louisiana for a much-needed rebound as Republican voters go to the polls Saturday in the state's GOP primary. |
| Chicago Tribune - 37 minutes ago (Adds details) March 24 (Reuters) - Eight people, including six children under the age of nine, died early Saturday in a house fire in Charleston, West Virginia, a fire official said. |
| Entertainment Weekly - 32 minutes ago by John Young When Katniss woke up, the other side of the bed was cold covered with money. The dystopian action film The Hunger Games posted the fifth-best opening day ever with a staggering $68.3 million (including $19.7 million from midnight ... |
| Christian Science Monitor - 25 minutes ago By Bassem Mroue, AP / March 24, 2012 Syrian troops backed by tanks stormed a northwestern town on Saturday in the latest of a series of pushes by regime forces into rebel-held areas, but faced strong resistance from defending army defectors, ... |
| Reuters - 37 minutes ago By Olivia Oran, Jonathan Spicer, Chuck Mikolajczak and Carrick Mollenkamp | NEW YORK (Reuters) - In a breakdown that resembled a mini version of the 2010 "flash crash," a series of glitches hit the market debut of BATS Global Markets Inc on Friday, ... |
| msnbc.com - 20 minutes ago First for breaking news and analysis: Compelling world news stories from msnbc.com and NBC News journalists. Follow us on Twitter. |
| BBC News - 34 minutes ago A brother of Islamist gunman Mohamed Merah has denied helping him mount his deadly attacks in Toulouse and Montauban, a French police source said. |
| Reuters - 25 minutes ago By David Lewis and Tiemoko Diallo | BAMAKO (Reuters) - A delegation of UN and African officials has told the military junta that seized power in Mali on Wednesday night to hand back power, saying its plan to fix Mali's problems and restore security ... |
| SEOUL - Visions of a mushroom cloud over a US city may have led America into a dubious war in Iraq, but the threat of nuclear terror has lost none of its power to fixate US leaders and shape foreign policy. |
| The Associated Press - 31 minutes ago By NICOLE WINFIELD, AP - 3 minutes ago LEON, Mexico (AP) - Pope Benedict XVI landed in Mexico on Friday to throngs of faithful who gathered at the tarmac and lined more than 20 miles of his route into the city shouting the ultimate welcome: "Benedict, ... |
| Atlanta Journal Constitution - 21 minutes ago By DAVID CRARY AP NEW YORK - Anyone worried about an erosion of America's global status might consider this modest fact: Facebook is the dominant social network in Mongolia. |
| Washington Post - 39 minutes ago SAN FRANCISCO - California has seven times as many residents as Colorado, but nearly nine times fewer medical marijuana users, at least on paper. |
| Washington Post - 18 minutes ago ASHTABULA, Ohio - A nursing home in northeast Ohio where a methamphetamine lab fire in a resident's room killed a man has apparently closed. |
| Washington Post - 3 hours ago If you're seriously underwater and headed to foreclosure, what would you say if the lender suddenly offered you the chance to remain in your home as a tenant for an extended period plus have your mortgage debt wiped away? |
| New York Times - Mar 23, 2012 WASHINGTON - The White House on Friday named Jim Yong Kim, the president of Dartmouth College and a global health expert, as its nominee to lead the World Bank. |
| Salt Lake Tribune - 58 minutes ago By Jesse J. Holland | AP WASHINGTON • The Supreme Court will begin hearing arguments on Monday over President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, derisively labeled "Obamacare" by its opponents. |
| Neon Tommy - 41 minutes ago In his weekly address Saturday, President Obama used his time to comment on the necessity of creating jobs to spur on recovery. He emphasized the importance of a transportation bill that focuses on rebuilding transportation systems throughout America. |
| Wired News - 20 hours ago By Caleb Garling Is your boss trying to peer through the window at your Facebook account? Photo: Scott Beale/Laughing Squid Facebook has spoken out against businesses that demand Facebook usernames and passwords from their employees and prospective ... |
| PC Magazine - 4 hours ago By Sascha Segan Apple's new iPad ($499-829, 4.5 stars) has the highest-resolution screen we've ever seen on a tablet. And while all the existing iPad apps run just fine, apps with graphics designed for the new Retina display look especially spectacular ... |
| Celebuzz - 53 minutes ago Theaters across the globes are packed with movie goers as The Hunger Games finally made its theatrical debut this Friday. The much anticipated flick set the record of biggest midnight showing for a non-sequel movie - raking in over $19 million before ... |
| Seattle Post Intelligencer - 1 hour ago By Adam Bryant, TV GUIDE There's really only one thing Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner wants you to know about Season 5: After 17 months, the show finally returns with a two-hour premiere Sunday. |
| New York Daily News - 30 minutes ago By Braden Goyette / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Kim Kardashian was covered in flour during arrivals at the "True Reflection" Fragrance Launch at The London West Hollywood. |
| Albany Times Union - 55 minutes ago Indiana's Cody Zeller (40) attempts to shoot as Kentucky's Anthony Davis (23) defends during the second half of an NCAA tournament South Regional semifinal college basketball game Friday, March 23, 2012, in Atlanta. |
| By Seth Livingstone, USA TODAY DUNEDIN, Fla. -- Chipper Jones needs knee surgery. The announcement by the Atlanta Braves came two days after Jones announced that 2012 would be his final season as a player. |
| SI.com - 54 minutes ago Jared Sullinger had his best game of the tourney against Cincinnati, scoring 23 points with 11 rebounds. If you like Cinderellas, you've come to the wrong Elite Eight. |
| Florida's big concern: The Gators' big concern is the same concern that every Louisville opponent has had lately—can they handle the Cardinals' defensive pressure? |
| Christian Science Monitor - 1 hour ago Some 22000 chunks of space junk zip around the earth. On Saturday, six International Space Station astronauts scrambled for safety as a piece of a Russian satellite whizzed by. |
| Space.com - 22 hours ago by Denise Chow, SPACE.com Staff Writer Planets in tight orbits around stars that get ejected from our galaxy may actually themselves be tossed out of the Milky Way at blisteringly fast speeds of up to 30 million miles per hour, or a fraction of the ... |
| Reuters - 46 minutes ago By David Morgan and Anna Yukhananov | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure is feeling a pinch on donations following a controversy over its funding for Planned Parenthood, a leading provider of birth-control and ... |
| Baltimore Sun - 7 minutes ago CHICAGO (Reuters) - Impressive efficacy but worrisome bleeding was seen for a new type of blood clot preventer tested by Merck & Co in one of the largest heart-drug studies ever conducted, researchers said on Saturday, raising questions whether the ... |
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