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Ray Bradbury, who wrote everything from science fiction and mystery to humor, died in Southern California. He was 91. (Photo by Steve Castillo / AP)

Sci-fi legend Ray Bradbury dies

Science fiction author Ray Bradbury, whose imagination yielded classic books such as “Fahrenheit 451,” “The Martian Chronicles” and “Something Wicked This Way Comes,” has died at 91.

CNN

10 Ray Bradbury predictions that came true

Washington Post

Sports stars risking their careers

FIFA’s chief medical officer has reported that nearly half of international sports players take painkillers as part of their pre-match routine, which can cause lasting damage.

The Independent

FIFA concerns over painkillers

BBC

Walker’s victory signals opportunity for Romney

Republican Gov. Scott Walker‘s recall victory in Wisconsin sets the stage for what is expected to be a hard-fought presidential battle for the state.

San Jose Mercury News

Nation’s unions lose with Walker’s win

Associated Press

Union members upset over Walker victory

CNN

Most state economies still recovering after recession: only 9 states doing well

The residents of only nine states have returned their economic output to the level that existed before the downturn struck at the end of 2007 — and most of those states are energy producers.

USA TODAY

Iran: where people love Americans

While Americans look to Iran and see a dark history and political tension, many Iranians view the U.S. as an ideal, a peer and even a prospective home.

The Atlantic

Special section:

Iran

Guardian

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