 CBC.ca | Missed Super Bowl, Frantic Talks Led to $25 Billion Bank Deal BusinessWeek Feb. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Hashing out the $25 billion settlement reached by Bank of America Corp., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and three other US banks with 49 states required missing some football. Q & A: How will the $25 billion mortgage settlement be split? Banks still face mountain of lawsuits Deal to aid 1 million homeowners; won't solve housing market's ills |
 Chicago Tribune | Debate is about religious freedom, not birth control Chicago Tribune The way President Barack Obama has started a war with Roman Catholics, you might think Obama never set foot in a predominantly Catholic town like Chicago. Politics of Contraception Bishops Were Prepared for Battle Over Birth Control Coverage Utah bishop joins fight against contraceptive coverage |
 BBC News | FBI files of the rich and famous BBC News By Daniel Nasaw BBC News Magazine, Washington The FBI has released its investigative file on Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. Who else did its agents keep tabs on, and why? Steve Jobs' FBI file cites drug use, distortions An FBI file on Steve Jobs gives an insight into character of the man behind Apple Summary Box: FBI file says Jobs up for govt post |
 ABC News | APNewsBreak: Powell Had 'Incestuous' Images NPR by AP SEATTLE (AP) - Before Josh Powell was going to try to win back custody of his children last week, Washington state authorities received materials from Utah police that had been discovered on a computer in Powell's home two years ago. Josh Powell Told Sons He Had 'Surprise' For Them, Social Worker Police: New tips about Susan Cox Powell case pour in after Josh Powell's death Deaths of Charlie and Braden Powell |
 Los Angeles Times | Google is moving into hardware, at work on an 'home entertainment device' Economic Times SAN FRANCISCO: Google is developing a home entertainment device, according to people with knowledge of the company's plans. The device, which exists as a prototype and will eventually be sold as a branded item to consumers, is the company's most ... Google readying home entertainment system: report What is Google's 'entertainment device'? Apparently Google Is Building A Music System For Your Home (GOOG) |
 National Geographic | Zebra Stripes Evolved to Repel Bloodsuckers? National Geographic Conventional wisdom says a zebra's black-and-white stripes camouflage the animal in tall grass—the better to evade the colorblind lion. Zebra stripes evolved to keep biting flies at bay Zebras have black and white stripes to keep flies away Why zebra are striped |
 CBC.ca | Knicks' Lin Helps Generate Top Ticket Prices as Sponsors Say Wait and See Bloomberg Jeremy Lin will have a more difficult time landing corporate sponsorships than he did the hearts of New York basketball fans. The reaction to the Asian-American Harvard University graduate has been nicknamed Linsanity by the team and New York media. Lin Leads Again as Knicks Win 3rd in Row Bay Area already had 'Linsanity;' so why is it so much better now? Jeremy Lin sparks Knicks three-game surge, is fast becoming fan favorite |
 Capital FM Kenya | Woods opens PGA Tour season with 68 Capital FM Kenya PEBBLE BEACH, California (AFP) - (AFP) - Tiger Woods got his 2012 PGA Tour season off to a solid start, firing a four-under 68 at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am to sit five strokes back of a trio of leaders. SURF'S UP, TIGER PGA TOUR'S CIRCUS HITS Woods in fine form in return to Pebble Beach Tiger Woods 4-Under At Pebble Beach |
University of Virginia lacrosse victim Yeardley Love cried out for help in ... - New York Daily News 
 New York Daily News | University of Virginia lacrosse victim Yeardley Love cried out for help in ... New York Daily News By Kevin Armstrong / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Charlottesville police carry boxes of forensic evidence into court for second day of University of Virginia lacrosse murder trial. Lacrosse trial details victim's massive head injuries Romantic rival says ex-lacrosse player's arm was around Love's neck months ... Cops testify in George Huguely murder trial |
 Globe and Mail | Drug quickly reverses Alzheimer's symptoms in mice: study Xinhua WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 (Xinhua) -- US researchers have found that use of a drug in mice appears to quickly reverse the pathological, cognitive and memory deficits caused by the onset of Alzheimer's disease, according to a study published online in journal ... Cancer drug offers hope on Alzheimer's Eisai Skin Cancer Drug Eases Alzheimer's Symptoms in Mice Cancer Drug Shows Hope For Alzheimer's |
Conservatives See Challenges On Road To White House WLKY Louisville By Martina StewartCNN Political Producer WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Republicans looking to take back the White House in November face a challenging political environment, a trio of conservative political observers said Thursday at an annual gathering of ... |
 Sky News | Ground Troops Mass On Outskirts Of Homs Sky News Ten of thousands of Syrian troops are on the outskirts of Homs as the assault on the city continues, according to opposition fighters. Turkish foreign minister on US visit urges Syria peace meet Homs fears big push by Syrian tanks on stronghold Why China didn't back UN plan for Syria |
 New York Daily News | Scandal-wracked elementary school reopens with new staff; second teacher ... New York Daily News AP Nine-year-old Ashley Villatoro, left, holds a poster showing an image of former teacher Martin B. Springer as students arrive at Miramonte Elementary School on Thursday. Salvaging Miramonte's year Los Angeles school sex-abuse scandal Who is to blame for LA school sex abuse? Push for answers poised to escalate ... |
 Houston Chronicle (blog) | American Idol: Hollywood and a whole lot of nothing Houston Chronicle (blog) Contestants waiting for the judges decision during the Hollywood round on AMERICAN IDOL. CR: Michael Becker / FOX. ( ) Contestants at the Hollywood round on AMERICAN IDOL. 'American Idol' recap: Symone Black recovers; the flu strikes! 'American Idol' recap: Hollywood, Day 2 American Idol: Symone Black Recovers From Fall for Group Round |
 Politico | 10 states to get "No Child Left Behind" waivers CBS News WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Thursday will free 10 states from the strict and sweeping requirements of the No Child Left Behind law, giving leeway to states that promise to improve how they prepare and evaluate students, The Associated Press ... Ten States Get Leeway on School Law Student testing not make-or-break with state's No Child Left Behind waiver Obama mindful of re-elect in new policy announcements |
 Los Angeles Times | Apple to introduce iPad 3 in March Daily News & Analysis The next generation iPad will have faster chips and better graphics, Xinhua reported quoting the technology news site AllThingsD. It did not say when it will hit stores. Apple iPad 3 Mini? A 7-inch iPad is coming, analyst says Report: Newest iPad out in March Apple to unveil new iPad in March |
 Globe and Mail | US approves first nuclear plant in decades ABC Online The United States has approved its first new nuclear power reactors in decades, despite objections from the country's top regulator that safety issues raised by last year's Fukushima meltdown were not fully addressed. New nuclear reactors will be first in three decades US to get first nuclear plant in 34 years 2 New Nuclear Plants Win Federal Approval |
 Network World | Microsoft offers more details about Windows 8 on devices The Seattle Times Microsoft discloses some long-awaited details on how it's engineering Windows 8 weeks before a test version is released. By Janet I. Tu No comments have been posted to this article. Microsoft unveils Office 15 look and feel: no more Ribbon? Windows 8 on ARM Microsoft: Windows 8 on ARM Coming Soon with Office 15 Support |
 BBC News | McCartney gets Walk of Fame star Toronto Sun Paul McCartney Honored with a star on The Hollywood Walk Of Fame held In front of The Capitol Records Building. (WENN.COM) Sir Pail McCartney became the last solo Beatle to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday. Paul McCartney Joins Beatle Bandmates on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Paul McCartney: His might be the cutest Beatles star in Hollywood Paul McCartney Gets Tribute Album, Walk of Fame Star |
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