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Jan. 21, 2008

Race and Politics

While America honors Martin Luther King, Jr. today, the Democratic presidential hopefuls are increasingly turning their focus to the black vote. It's a crucial demographic. Up to 50 percent of voters in Saturday's South Carolina primaries alone are expected to be African American. Will Sen. Hillary Clinton's recent remarks about civil rights, which some have cast as racially insensitive, hurt her in the Palmetto state and beyond? ABC's Jake Tapper reports from Columbia, S.C. Read more HERE.

24 Hours in Iraq

As members of the 28th Infantry Regiments Battle Company conduct nighttime munitions raids in Baghdad, their wives back home in Fort Riley, Kansas ready the children for afternoon naps. Seven thousand miles and nine time zones separate these army wives from their soldier husbands. So, how do these families bridge the distance in a typical day? ABC's Martha Raddatz reports from Baghdad.

Noodle Shop King

At Chef David Chang's three Manhattan restaurants -- Momofuku Noodle Bar, Momofuku Ssam Bar and Momofuku Ko -- diners can savor some of the Asian dishes the 30-year-old grew up eating as a child. Though raised in Virginia, his parents are immigrants from Korea. His father was also a chef. Learn the recipes for Chef Chang's favorite dishes, including pork-belly buns, in tonight's installment of the "Nightline" Platelist. Get a Sneak peek here.

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