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TOP STORIES Obama Is Racing Against the Clock With three days to go before Super Tuesday, when roughly half the delegates in the Democratic presidential contest will be
awarded, Barack Obama is racing around the country, still trying to introduce himself to voters, speed-dating style. More...
• Vt. Lawmakers Want Nat'l Guard Back Home • Rebels Clash With Troops In Chad's Capital • French President Marries Former Model |  WatchU.S. Snowstorm Blankets Midwest, Heads East A huge storm that's blanketed the nation's midsection with snow is heading for the Northeast. More...
• Vt. Lawmakers Want Nat'l Guard Back Home • Evenflo Recalls 1 Million Car Seats • Stuck Amtrak Train Finally Free • More Stories World Rebels Clash With Troops In Chad's Capital As many as 1,500 rebels entered N'Djamena and clashed with government troops, moving on the presidential palace. A rebel spokesman
said "many" soldiers had defected, but reports are that rebels are being pushed back. More...
• U.K. Politicians Keep It In The Family • French President Marries Former Model | Watch• Holloway Suspect Confesses, Recants | Watch• More Stories Politics Obama Tries To Win Over Latino Voters In a sun-drenched community college courtyard in the heart of East Los Angeles, Barack Obama tried to confront one of his
greatest obstacles to doing well on Super Tuesday next week: winning over Latino voters. The Washington Post reports. More...
• John McCain And The Politics Of Pork | Watch• The Quirks Of Super Tuesday | Watch• McCain Needed Life Insurance To Get Loan • More Stories Health Eleven States See Widespread Flu Outbreaks Flu season is in full swing, with wide outbreaks in 11 states - and a new strain is starting to emerge that this year's vaccine
doesn't specifically target, the government's public health chief said Friday. More...
• Why Scratching An Itch Feels Good • Report: iPods Don't Zap Pacemakers • FDA Links Epilepsy Drugs To Suicide Risk • More Stories SciTech 3rd Undersea Cable Cut, Hampering Internet An undersea cable has been cut in the Persian Gulf, the third such communications link damaged in the past week, resulting
in severe phone line disruptions and compounding Internet outages across the Middle East and Asia. More...
• Government Computers Under Attack | Watch• Microsoft Makes Major Bid For Yahoo • Prehistoric Link To Modern Crocodiles • More Stories Business Exxon Mobil Makes Monster Profit The oil giant posted the largest annual profit ever by a U.S. company: $40.6 billion. Exxon Mobil benefited from historic
crude prices at year's end. More...
• Microsoft Makes Major Bid For Yahoo • U.S. Economy Suffers Another Body Blow | Watch• Fed To Auction $60B To Commercial Banks • More Stories Entertainment Dad Gains Legal Custody Of Britney Britney Spears' father was put in control of her welfare under a court-ordered temporary conservatorship Friday, a day after
the pop star was taken to a psychiatric hospital. More...
Watch: Britney's Trip To The Hospital• Second Cup Cafe: Kate Voegele • Buzz Briefs: Eva Mendes, Teri Hatcher | Watch• Williams Breaks Her Silence About Ledger | Watch• More Stories Opinion Superdelegates To Clinton's Rescue? The close Democratic race has highlighted the importance of superdelegates, the obscure group of party leaders that serves
as the last vestige of old machine politics, one that The Nation says should not determine the party's nominee. More...
Watch: Clinton And Obama Make Nice• Obama No Friend To The Unborn | Watch• Which Side Wants To Lose The Least? | Watch• Clinton's Chances Jeopardized After S.C. | Watch• More Stories CBS NEWS BROADCASTS Saturday Early Show: Web Help For The Perfect Valentine's Day  Valentine's Day is around the corner, and especially for guys, it can be a daunting task to plan the perfect date. But fret
not - help for the romantically challenged is only a few keystrokes away! More...
• CBS Evening News: Government Computers Under Attack | Watch• Assignment America: The Blind Barber Of Kalamazoo | Watch• 48 Hours: No Way Out | Watch |
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