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A building is seen under construction in Madrid. Spain's once-buoyant economy has wracked up six straight quarters of decline. (Photo by Arturo Rodriguez / AP)

Gay marriage law puts Mexico City at center of debate

A new law in Mexico City is going into effect that will allow same-sex couples to marry and adopt children, propelling the city to the forefront of the global gay rights movement.

New York Times

Special section:

Gay rights

Guardian

Whaler, activist ship collide again

The anti-whaling ship the Bob Barker and a Japanese harpoon boat collided in the icy waters off Antarctica — the second major clash in the increasingly aggressive confrontations between the two sides.

Houston Chronicle

Obama not giving up on health reform

President Barack Obama sought to assure despondent Democrats he would not abandon his commitment to overhauling health care and would work to counter Republican challenges.

ABC News

Blog:

Obama seeks to change the narrative

Newsweek

Transcript of Obama's address

CBS News

Iraq militant video shows abducted US defense contractor

An Iraqi militant group has posted an internet video showing an abducted man who may be a U.S. military contractor.

BBC

West skeptical of Iran nuclear claim

Western powers have responded with skepticism to a claim by Iran that a deal to swap enriched uranium for nuclear fuel could now be close.

BBC

Special section:

Iran

Guardian

The World in Photos .........................................................................
A jogger runs past a sign for Super Bowl XLIV on the beach in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Photo by Charlie Riedel / AP)	A person crosses Broad Street before sunrise during a winter snow storm in Philadelphia. (Photo by Matt Rourke / AP)	People watch the sun set off Arpoador Beach in Rio de Janeiro. (Photo by Felipe Dana / AP)

NATION

Travel grinds to a halt after powerful mid-Atlantic snowstorm

A powerful snowstorm pounded the nation's capital and other mid-Atlantic states, bringing travel to a virtual standstill.

CNN

In pictures: DC snow chaos

BBC

Pentagon allows morning-after pill on military bases

The Pentagon announced that the Department of Defense would provide soldiers with Plan B, otherwise known as the morning-after pill.

ABC News

Obama honors 7 CIA officers killed in Afghanistan blast

President Barack Obama paid tribute to seven CIA officers killed in Afghanistan calling them "American patriots who loved their country."

CNN

POLITICS

Palin and McConnell wage proxy battle

The Senate Republican primary in Kentucky has emerged as a proxy battle between two leaders of the factionalized Republican Party: Sarah Palin and Mitch McConnell.

The Hill

Senator stalls Obama's appointees

Sen. Richard Shelby is using a Senate tactic to stall confirmation of scores of President Barack Obama's appointees to steer major spending in his home state.

CBS News

Franken lays out 'pledge and pass' strategy for health care

Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn) called for Senate Democrats to commit to passing important amendments to its health care legislation through the process of reconciliation.

Huffington Post

Health care: Americans angry over earmarks

Christian Science Monitor

BUSINESS

Buyer interest in Prius up

By now, you've heard that some 2010 Toyota Priuses have a braking problem blamed for several crashes. That sounds scary, but to some it sounds like a deal.

CNNMoney

Tyson plays chicken with supply

Tyson Foods plucked a fiscal first-quarter profit, as volume and average selling prices for poultry improved from year-ago levels.

Forbes

ENVIRONMENT

Engineers aim to make air travel greener

Carbon emissions from air travel could be reduced thanks to a new collaboration between engineers from Bath and Bristol Universities and the aerospace industry.

ScienceDaily

Climatologists: Tibet temperature 'highest since records began'

The roof of the world is heating up, according to a report that said temperatures in Tibet soared in 2009 to the highest level since records began.

Guardian

Arctic degrading faster than 1st thought

A new climate change study finds that rapid sea ice melt is affecting everything from polar bears to micro-organisms.

CBS News

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Hubble maps show a changing Pluto

New images reveal substantial differences from how Pluto looked when Hubble examined it in 1994. Pluto has gotten redder, and the northern hemisphere has brightened as the south has darkened.

Scientific American

What does your choice of search engine say about you?

A new study intends to determine the profile of search-engine-brand loyalists and identify how search engines are changing consumer behavior and helping to build brand images.

Advertising Age

HEALTH

Many US adults skip routine vaccinations

Tens of thousands of American adults die each year from pneumonia, influenza and other infectious diseases that could be prevented by routine vaccinations, according to a new report.

MSNBC

Swine flu still out there, officials caution

H1N1 swine flu is still circulating around the world, although it is on the decline everywhere, global health officials said.

Reuters

RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY

Pope criticises support for euthanasia

The pontiff condemned support for euthanasia, which he said goes directly against the Christian understanding of the dignity of human life.

Telegraph.co.uk

Televangelist denies 'quid pro quo' with ex-Liberian president

Former Liberian president Charles Taylor said that his government awarded Pat Robertson a gold mining concession and that Robertson offered to lobby the Bush administration on the government's behalf.

Washington Post

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GOOD NEWS

Dog saves owner's life

Five years ago, Don Callahan rescued an abandoned and abused dog at an adoption fair at the Detroit Zoo. The same dog returned the favor.

WOODTV.com

Mechanics free kitten from van

A kitten was removed from the dashboard of a van owned by an Illinois animal shelter. Shortly after being rescued, the cat got his second lucky break of the day. He was adopted within minutes.

The Register-Mail

WORLD

Debt crisis unsettles European economy

Governments in Athens, Madrid and Lisbon struggled to quell fears of a looming debt crisis in Europe that is pummeling the euro and rippling across global markets.

MSNBC