Watch live: Super Tuesday shaping presidential races
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The night Hillary Clinton regained her inevitability
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NASA spaceman back from record year flight; gives thumbs up
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CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Astronaut Scott Kelly returned to Earth on
Wednesday after an unprecedented year in space for NASA, landing in
barren Kazakhstan with a Russian cosmonaut who shared his whole space
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N.H. newspaper that endorsed Chris Christie: ‘Boy, were we wrong’
In
a stunning admission rarely seen in the media world, New Hampshire’s
Union Leader says it was wrong to endorse Chris Christie.Read More ...
Capitol Hill Buzz: GOP research group targets court nominees
WASHINGTON (AP) — Warning to potential Supreme Court nominees: Republicans may already be digging into your past.
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Trump looks to extend dominance as GOP starts to panic
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North Korea vows to shun U.N. rights forum over political attacks
By Stephanie Nebehay GENEVA (Reuters) - North Korea will boycott any session of the U.N. Human Rights Council that examines its record and will "never, ever" be bound by any such resolutions, its foreign minister said on Tuesday. The announcement signaled further isolation of North Korea whose leadership has been accused by U.N. investigators of committing crimes against humanity and is poised to be hit with fresh U.N. sanctions for its nuclear program. Foreign Minister Ri Su Yong also accused the United States, Japan and South Korea of sending agents into his country to recruit criminals to become "so-called North Korean defectors".
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Young suspect in Ohio school shooting denies charges
HAMILTON,
Ohio (AP) — A 14-year-old boy accused of shooting students in a school
cafeteria denied charges including attempted murder on Tuesday, while
the sheriff in the southwest Ohio county urged that he be prosecuted as
an adult and that all schools step up security.Read More ...
Top Vatican cardinal says never raised abuse concerns with superiors
By
Philip Pullella and Jane Wardell ROME/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian
Cardinal George Pell, the highest-ranking Vatican official to testify on
systemic sexual abuse of children by clergy in the Roman Catholic
Church, on Tuesday said he never notified his superiors in the 1970s
about rumors of abuse. The Vatican's treasurer told Australia's Royal
Commission into Institutional Response to Child Sexual Abuse that he had
heard reports of sexual abuse by at least one priest who was moved to
another parish, but assumed senior clergy were dealing with the problem.
Given Pell's high rank within the church, his testimony to the
Australian inquiry into sexual abuse cases that occurred decades ago has
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New Osama Bin Laden letters show paranoid micromanager in hiding
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Rubio can still beat Trump — no matter what happens on Super Tuesday
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