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TOP STORIES Kennedy Clan To Endorse Obama CBS News has learned that both Sen. Ted Kennedy, and his son Rep. Patrick Kennedy will endorse Barack Obama at a rally in
Washington, D.C. Monday. They will be joined by Caroline Kennedy, who endorsed Obama in a New York Times op-ed today. More...
• Rescuing Nazi-Looted Art • Obama Easily Wins South Carolina Primary |  Watch• Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, On Foot U.S. Avalanches Claim Three Lives In Calif. A third body has been found after a series of avalanches struck the mountains outside Los Angeles, authorities said, while
Southern California braced for more powerful storms that have pounded the area with heavy snow and rain. More...
Watch: Dramatic Mountain Rescue• Gandhi's Grandson Angers Jewish Community • Vegas Hotel Fire Prompts Evacuations | Watch• "Clean" Movie Maven Arrested For Teen Sex • More Stories World 2 U.S. Troops Killed in Baghdad Two U.S. soldiers were killed in separate bombings in Baghdad, bringing the U.S. death toll in Iraq to 3,934. Meanwhile, Iraqi
forces are leading efforts in Mosul to battle insurgents there, following a suicide attack this week. More...
• Former Indonesian Dictator Suharto Dies • Pakistan's Army Steps Aside From Election • Dozens Dead In New Kenya Election Violence • More Stories ! Politics Obama Easily Wins South Carolina Primary Democratic Sen. Barack Obama easily won the hard-fought South Carolina Democratic primary Saturday, in a race that served
as a prelude to Super Tuesday. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton finished in second place and John Edwards in third. More...
Watch: Obama's S.C. Victory Speech• Analysis: Bill Clinton's Lost Legacy | Watch• Crafting A State Of The Union Speech • Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, On Foot • More Stories Health Spousal Spats May Have Health Benefits New research on marriage and health shows that married couples who express anger may outlive those who suppress anger. The
key is for both spouses to be comfortable expressing anger, rather than one or both suppressing anger, researchers say. More...
• Psychoanalysis Helps Kids With Autism • Early Alzheimer's May Hamper Driving • Pill Cuts Ovarian Cancer Risk, Study Finds | Watch• More Stories SciTech That Other "Reality" Called Apple There's reality, and then there's Steve Jobs and Apple's sense of reality — which journalists, techies and Apple fans
are eager to lap up. Larry Magid admits he got caught up in it, too. But he feels better now. More...
• U.N. Chief Warns Of Water Shortages • Digital Downloads Up While CD Sales Sink • GOP Hopefuls Split On Global Warming Plans • More Stories Business Bank: Trader Hacked Computers In $7B Fraud Societe Generale detailed Sunday how a young trader evaded all its controls to bet some $73 billion - more than the French
bank's market worth - on European markets, and used other "fraudulent methods" to cover his tracks. More...
Watch: Rogue Trader Identified• A New American Gold Rush | Watch• Gates To Give $306M To Combat Hunger • Bush Urges Congress To Pass Stimulus Bill | Watch• More Stories Entertainment Maupin Returns To "Tales Of The City" Rarely has a writer created such a cosmopolitan collection of characters as those who inhabited Armistead Maupin's "Tales
of the City," in six novels and on TV. Now he's returned to his fabled San Franciscans with a new novel in the series. More...
• Miss Michigan The New Modern Miss America • Coen Brothers Take Directors Guild Prize • When Movie Stars Die Too Young • More! Stories Opinion By The Way, Candidates, There's A War On Bob Schieffer says the silence about the Iraq War on the presidential campaign trail has been deafening, and that candidates
would be well-advised to remember that particular issue. More...
• The Democrats' Technological Edge | Watch• Don't Avoid Questions Over McCain's Age | Watch• The Fantasy Of Bipartisanship | Watch• More Stories CBS NEWS BROADCASTS Sunday Morning: Rescuing Nazi-Looted Art  After World War II, the Allies made heroic efforts to safeguard art and architecture and return artworks looted by the Nazis
to their rightful owners. Rita Braver examines the "Monuments Men." More...
• 48 Hours: Fight For The Truth | Watch• 48 Hours: Lost In Paradise • Chef On A Shoestring : Asian Grilling With Corinne Trang | Watch |
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