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Debris litters the front of a school which received extensive damage from storms that rolled through Henryville, Ind. Tornadoes ripped across several small southern Indiana towns, leaving behind miles of flattened devastation along the border with Kentucky. (Photo by Timothy D. Easley / AP)

Dream Act students long for change

The Development, Relief and Education of Minors Act would offer legalization for immigrants who arrived in the U.S. before the age of 16. They call themselves “Dreamers,” and are pleading for a chance.

Guardian

How retailers study and test consumers to maximize profit

When shoppers walk into stores, their footsteps, choices and reactions to discounts are closely monitored. With this analysis, stores can determine what makes people spend more.

USA TODAY

Tornado outbreak tears through US

A powerful severe storm system moved across the United States, with a slew of tornadoes touching down from Alabama to Indiana contributing to at least 28 deaths.

CNN

Tornado rakes southern Indiana; 1 town ‘completely gone’

Indianapolis Star

Deadly Midwest tornadoes

Chicago Tribune

Obama tries to reassure Israel about US stand on Iran

Iran’s nuclear ambitions will take center stage when President Barack Obama meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid rising global fears that Tehran is pursuing nuclear weapons.

McClatchy Newspapers

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Why Netanyahu’s visit to discuss Iran puts Obama in a political minefield

TIME

Study finds muscle injections easier to treat epileptic seizures

Authorities have assumed that drugs given through veins rather than muscles are absorbed more quickly. But in a new study, intramuscular injections worked better than the intravenous ones.

Baltimore Sun

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