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Ellyn Bresinger, right, wears a face mask as her husband, Leon Hankin, left, both of Philadelphia, wears his around his neck as they arrive from Mexico City at Newark Liberty International Airport. (Photo by Mike Derer / AP)

Specter leaves Republicans, joins Democrats in Senate

Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., is leaving the Republican Party and will run in the Democratic primary in 2010. Senate Republicans are holding an emergency meeting to discuss the matter.

The Hill

'Painful decision' for Specter to leave GOP

MSNBC

Reformist in Iran president race to reverse Ahmadinejad's policies

A reformist challenger to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad vowed to reverse hard-line policies, including the denial of the Holocaust, if he wins in June.

Baltimore Sun

Swine flu concerns rise; US reports 64 cases

Federal officials said deaths from the swine flu are likely as growing numbers of people were being treated in U.S. hospitals and the number of cases rose to 64.

USA TODAY

Science takes aim at the swine flu

Christian Science Monitor

Schools walk delicate line in swine flu response

MSNBC

Searching for swine flu's source

BBC

New Zealand confirms swine flu

Reuters

Sebelius confirmed for HHS secretary

In the midst of a dangerous flu outbreak, the Senate voted to confirm Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius as the next Secretary of Health and Human Services. The Senate voted 65-31 for Sebelius to take the helm.

ABC News

Pro-life activists angry at Sebelius support

Washington Independent

US stocks retreat, led by banks

U.S. stocks retreated for a second day as concern that banks need more capital and the swine-flu outbreak will thwart an economic recovery.

Bloomberg

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