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Members of the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority police, the Massachusetts State Police and the Boston Bomb Squad respond to a suspicious package found near the Sullivan Square subway station in Boston. (Photo by Adam Hunger / AP)

Boston mayor outraged over marketing stunt

Boston Herald

Marketing gambit exposes a wide generation gap

Boston Globe

Palestinian cease-fire enters third day

Palestinian gunmen opened fire at Hamas officials, marring efforts to shore up a truce that brought relative quiet to Gaza after days of deadly violence.

U.S. News & World Report

Iran starts revolution fete with defiance

Iran kicked off a series of anniversary festivities for the Islamic revolution by shrugging off U.N. sanctions over its nuclear program.

Yahoo! News

Key Senate foes of troop buildup join forces

A Republican and a Democratic senator leading separate efforts to put Congress on record against President Bush's troop buildup in Iraq have joined forces.

MSNBC

McCain blasts Army chief nominee

MSNBC

Blasts hit Baghdad as deaths hit new high

Reuters

Exxon Mobil nets largest annual profit in U.S. history

Oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp. posted the largest annual profit by a U.S. company - $39.5 billion - even though earnings for the last quarter of 2006 declined 4 percent.

Houston Chronicle

Survey says U.S. work-life balance is far behind other nations

The United States lags far behind virtually all wealthy countries in regard to family-oriented workplace policies such as maternity leave, a study by Harvard and McGill University researchers says.

MSNBC

The World in Photos .........................................................................
Amid Super Bowl fever, workers try to fit an oversized Chicago Bears football helmet on one of the famous lions at the Art Institute of Chicago. However, the helmet needed refitting and will be installed later. (Photo by M. Spencer Green / AP)	Security guards display some of the guitars in a "Born to Rock" exhibition at London's Harrods department store. (Photo by Matt Dunham / AP)	A 72-year-old Bulgarian woman bungee-jumps from the Asparuhov bridge in the Black Sea town of Varna. The daring sport has become popular among older, well-to-do people in the Balkan country. (Photo by Petar Petrov / AP)

NATION

Thousands march in Mexico City to protest rising tortilla prices

Tens of thousands of workers and farmers filled this city's central square to protest spiraling food prices, ratcheting up the volume over a problem that has dogged President Felipe Calderón.

International Herald Tribune

Anti-whaling group prepares for war at sea with Japanese

The president of a militant anti-whaling group has vowed to "do whatever it takes" to disrupt a Japanese fleet planning to harpoon nearly 1,000 whales in the waters off Antarctica.

Independent

Dalai Lama says rail link brings AIDS

The Dalai Lama accused Beijing of using a new railway link to flood Tibet with beggars, prostitutes and the unemployed, destroying its culture and traditions.

NEWS.com.au

POLITICS

Comments overshadow Biden's entry into 2008 race

Sen. Joe Biden spent his first day as an official presidential candidate explaining why he described rival Sen. Barack Obama as "clean," and why he dissed Sens. Hillary Clinton and John Edwards.

CBS

House GOP frozen out of budget process

House Republicans complained bitterly that they had been shut out of the secretive process in which Democrats assembled a huge spending bill to sweep clear a budgetary mess they inherited.

CNN

Al Franken to run for Senate

Comedian and radio talk show host Al Franken has been calling Democratic members of Congress and Minnesota politicians to tell them he will challenge Republican Sen. Norm Coleman in 2008.

Star Tribune

SPORTS

Herpes outbreak triggers wrestling ban in Minnesota

An outbreak of a contagious rash called herpes gladiatorum among Minnesota high school wrestlers led the state to suspend matches and halt contact practices, authorities said.

CNN

Cowboys take their time in head coach search

The Dallas Cowboys won't name Bill Parcells' replacement until after the Super Bowl.

USA Today

Super Bowl is huge business for adult nightlife

The biggest rivalry Super Bowl Sunday isn't between the Indianapolis Colts and the Chicago Bears, but between two of the most well-known gentlemen's clubs in Broward and Miami-Dade.

San Jose Mercury News

HEALTH

Study: Pollution puts women's hearts at risk

The fine grit in polluted air boosts the risk of heart disease in older women much more powerfully than scientists realized, a big federally funded study has found.

MSNBC

Mom with ALS finds way through long goodbye

Seven-year-old Nicholas Chamernik had rarely seen his parents cry. So he felt a pang of worry when he looked up one evening to see his father wiping away tears.

CNN

NAACP, Clemson investigating off-campus party

Clemson University and the NAACP are investigating an MLK Jr. weekend off-campus party that some considered offensive because white students drank malt liquor, and wore black face.

CNN

Old SATs crop up again, but it's not error by test-owners

A possible security breach on the SAT exam in South Korea is highlighting a common but little-known practice by the College Board: reusing entire SAT exams that have already been given.

CNN

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