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Indian children use cardboard eclipse glasses as they prepare to watch the transit of Venus in Allahabad, India. Stargazers around the world are setting up special telescopes to view the once-in-a-lifetime celestial cameo of Venus passing in front of the sun. (Photo by Rajesh Kumar Singh / AP)

The transit of Venus

Venus’ silhouette will pass across the face of the sun in a celestial display that will take place for the last time in more than another century.

The Independent

Blog:

Venus transit: a last-minute guide

(Msnbc.com)

Cosmic Log

Congestion is down, but Americans are still wasting 60 hours a year in traffic

The good news for commuters is that traffic congestion in the U.S. decreased by an average of 30 percent last year, according to the annual National Traffic Scorecard conducted by INRIX.

Msnbc.com

10 US cities with worst traffic

Forbes

All eyes on governor’s recall election

Wis. voters will decide whether to throw Gov. Scott Walker out of office in a recall election forced by opponents of Walker’s effort to curb collective bargaining for most unionized government workers.

Reuters

Democrats scramble for final push

Politico

Recall election: Will Scott Walker survive?

CBS News

Syria expells foreign diplomats

Syria announced it is expelling diplomats from 11 countries, a week after those nations expelled Syrian officials in response to a massacre and crackdown on the opposition.

CNN

Putin, Hu meet on Russia-China partnership

TIME

Special section:

Syria crisis

BBC

The rebirth of shopping districts

After years of neglect, decline and abandonment, downtowns across the U.S. are poised to come back as major shopping destinations.

The Atlantic

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Thai Buddhists carrying candles march around Wat Mahaeyong Temple in Ayuthaya province, Thailand, as part of Wesaka Bucha. (Photo by Sakchai Lalit / AP)	An American sits on the Mall while waiting for a music concert to start at Buckingham Palace to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s 60-year reign. (Photo by Tim Hales / AP)	New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur watches as the puck slides into the net in the second period during Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals in Los Angeles. (Photo by Harry How / AP)