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Emergency Ministry and police officers confer outside Lubyanka subway station in downtown Moscow. (Photo by Anna Shevelyova / AP)

Passover story goes digital

In the long-standing practice of adding to the Exodus tale, the Internet is changing the way some families will be relating the story of Jews' escape from slavery.

Los Angeles Times

Israel concerned over world standing

Associated Press

Christian militia raid: Were the Hutaree targeted for threats against Muslims?

Leader of Michigan militia group says Christian extremists begged for help after FBI raid. Federal officials have remained tightlipped about the three-state raid that nabbed three people.

ABC News

Militia group suspects charged with conspiracy

CNN

Moscow metro blasts: suicide bombers kill 38

Two female suicide bombers known as “black widows” blew themselves up in Moscow’s busy metro during morning rush hour killing at least 38 people, according to the Russian authorities.

Telegraph.co.uk

Live coverage: Moscow Metro bombings

BBC

Subway blasts kill dozens in Moscow

New York Times

Junk food addicts and drug addicts have similar cravings

Bingeing on high-calorie foods may be as addictive as cocaine or nicotine, and could cause compulsive eating and obesity, according to a study published in the journal "Nature Neuroscience."

FOX News

Blog:

Junk food is addictive

Palm Beach Post

Coming to America: 3rd world microlending for businesses

America's small-business owners are finding themselves cut off from the money they need, as banks reduce credit limits and freeze lending. However, they're finding a new solution from the third world.

NPR

The World in Photos .........................................................................
Arthur Abraham, left, and Andre Dirrell circle each other in the Super Six World Boxing Classic Super Middleweight bout in Detroit. (Photo by Jerry S. Mendoza / AP)	Crews prepare a hot air balloon before flight during the Indonesian Hot Air Balloon Adventure in Sentul, Indonesia. (Photo by Irwin Fedriansyah / AP)	Musicians from the "El Despojado" brotherhood blow their horns as they take part in a procession in Seville, Spain. (Photo by Emilio Morenatti / AP)

NATION

US Treasury plans to sell Citigroup stake

The U.S. Treasury Department plans to sell the government’s 27 percent stake in Citigroup Inc., bringing the bank one step closer to leaving the bailout program.

Bloomberg

Portland's sewers right as rain

Eco-friendly tourists flock to the city to understand how Portland Ore.'s innovative system of curbs, gutters, roofs and rain gardens sharply cuts water pollution.

USA TODAY

POLITICS

Dems hope Tea Partiers lose steam

Tea Party activists kicked off a 42-city protest tour against the passage of health care reform. If the health care reforms turns out to be popular, some of the steam may come out of the Tea Party movement.

CBS News

White House presses forward on talks to shut down Guantanamo

The White House plans to press forward with another nettlesome high-priority task fraught with tensions: congressional negotiations aimed at closing the prison facility at Guantanamo Bay.

The Hill

HEALTH

WHO 'overstated' swine flu danger

The World Health Organisation and other public health bodies have "gambled away" public confidence by overstating the dangers of the flu pandemic.

Guardian

Special section:

Swine flu

New York Times

Chemical 'nips cancer in the bud'

A chemical cocktail may be able to destroy growths in the gut that have the potential to become colon cancers, say scientists.

BBC

ENVIRONMENT

Grasshopper outlook strikes fear on western range

A federal survey of adult grasshoppers last fall indicated that parts of Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska and Idaho could face costly grasshopper infestations this summer.

ABC News

Tons of cane toads in the freezer

Organizers report that a ton of pesky cane toads were handed in during far-north Australia's second annual Toad Day Out.

Earth Times

SPORTS

Armstrong vs. Contador will have to wait

The Texan placed 47th in the two-day Criterium International, won by Pierrick Fedrigo of France, but was not disappointed: The race was more about testing his legs than his competitors.

NBCSports.com

Bulldogs set to be hometown heroes

Butler stunned No. 2-seeded Kansas State 63-56 to punch its ticket to the Final Four. The Bulldogs will be the first team to play in the Final Four in its hometown since UCLA in 1972.

ESPN

Kansas State falls short of the Final Four, losing 63-56 to Butler

Kansas City Star

RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY

Christians mark Palm Sunday

The annual ecumenical Palm Sunday Gathering and Blessing of the Palms took place in front of the Muskingum County Courthouse in Zanesville, Ohio.

Zanesville Times Recorder

Palm Sunday celebrated worldwide

YouTube

Author held for offending Buddhists

An expatriate Sri Lankan woman who wrote two books about her conversion from Buddhism to Islam has been arrested while on holiday in Sri Lanka, apparently for causing offense to Buddhists.

Times Online

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The Daily Quote

“Complacency is a state of mind that exists only in retrospective; it has to be shattered before being ascertained.”

Vladimir Nabokov

Russian novelist & short story writer

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GOOD NEWS

Puzzles for charity

By spending an afternoon solving puzzles, members of a University of Iowa sorority hoped to assist the effort to solve autism.

Iowa City Press-Citizen

Hero mom is honored for saving three children and fisherman in sea rescue

Dietician Jacqueline Walker, 39, who has just won a bravery award for her actions, told how all four children were close to drowning when she plucked them from the icy water to safety.

Scottish Daily Record

WORLD

Rescuers work to save China miners

Rescue workers have been trying to save at least 153 people feared trapped in a flooded coal mine in northern China.

Al Jazeera

Thai prime minister meets protesters