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First lady Michelle Obama visits Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, to sort toys for the Toys for Tots charity.

Daily Press Wed 11 Jan 2012
First lady announcing new effort to train medical students to treat veterans
WASHINGTON (AP) — Michelle Obama has gotten a new commitment from medical schools to boost training and research for the treatment of veterans with post-traumatic s... (photo: US Air Force / Staff Sgt. Brittany E. Jones)
Medical Photos Students Train Wikipedia/Michelle Obama

Pull out of the child at Caesarian section, The classical Caesarean section involves a midline longitudinal incision which allows a larger space to deliver the baby.

Newstrack India Wed 11 Jan 2012
Caesarean born babies at high risk of asthma by age of 3
| Washington, Jan 11 (ANI): Children delivered by caesarean section have an increased risk of developing asthma at the age of three, researchers have suggested. | T... (photo: Creative Commons / HBR)
Asthma Health Kids Photos

Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei poses at home in Beijing, China, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2011. Ai, an internationally acclaimed conceptual artist, was detained for nearly three months earlier this year amid an overall crackdown on dissent, setting off concern well beyond the arts circles and civil rights community in which he is well known. The detention and subsequent claims of tax evasion have been interpreted by activists as a way to punish him for his often-outspoken criticism of the authoritarian government. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)

Austin American Statesman Tue 10 Jan 2012
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei brings work to Washington
| WASHINGTON — Sculptures by an outspoken Chinese artist are going on display at Smithsonian museums in Washington. | Chinese artist Ai Weiwei (EYE' WAY'-way) was d... (photo: AP / Ng Han Guan)
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President Barack Obama, followed by from left, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, White House energy czar Carol Browner and EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, walks from the Oval Office to the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, Friday, May 21, 2010, to sign a Presidential Memorandum outlining the next steps for cleaner and more efficient vehicles.

Austin American Statesman Tue 10 Jan 2012
Obama addresses EPA staff Tuesday
| WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama will address the staff of the Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday. The White House says the president wants to tell the... (photo: AP / Susan Walsh)
Obama Panetta Photos Staff Wikipedia/EPA

Austin American Statesman Tue 10 Jan 2012
Study: Statins may be linked to small diabetes risk
| WASHINGTON — A new side effect seems to be emerging for those cholesterol-lowering wonder drugs called statins: They might increase some people's chances of devel... (photo: Creative Commons / Fossil Freak)
Cholesterol Diabetes Drugs Photos Wikipedia/Statins

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Newstrack India Tue 10 Jan 2012
Katy Perry abruptly pulls out of People's Choice Awards
| Washington, Jan 10 (ANI): Katy Perry has pulled out of People's Choice Awards - in what would have been her first major public appearance since her split with husband R... (photo: Creative Commons / Tm)
Entertainment Music Photos US Wikipedia: Katy Perry

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U.S Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton gestures during a sppech at the launch of a Global Partnership for Girls and Women's Education at the UNESCO headquarter, in Paris, Thursday, May 26, 2011.

Hillary Clinton: Iran's Straits of Hormuz threats 'provocative and dangerous'

A Sailor aboard a safety boat observes a visit, board, search and seizure team, assigned to the guided-missile destroyer USS Kidd (DDG 100), board the Iranian-flagged fishing dhow Al Molai. Kidd's visit, board, search and seizure team detained 15 suspected pirates, who were holding a 13-member Iranian crew hostage for the last several weeks, according to the members of the crew.

Rescuing the Few, Declaring War on the Many?

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, left, and Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez react during an official welcoming ceremony at Miraflores Presidential Palace in Caracas, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009.

Iran's leader visits Venezuela amid tensions

Taiwan's leader Ma liked in Beijing, Washington but not Star Tribune
Clinton Deputy Meets With Muslim Brotherhood WPXI
Critics: Help vote line panel Times Union
Time to build on 'No Child Left Behind' Richmond Times Dispatch
Clinton welcomes Sherry Rahman as Pakistan ambassador to US The Times Of India
Clinton welcomes Sherry Rahman as Pak Ambassador to U.S. The Hindu
Brad and Angelina Mingle With President Obama's Washingt IMDb
Washington Township selects Hrbek for council president North Jersey
To Build Longest Floating Bridge, Washington State Tolls Rou Crunch
Pakistan military warns prime minister Newsday
A political tip sheet for the rest of us outside the Washing Star Tribune
Hillary Clinton: Iran's Straits of Hormuz threats 'p The Daily Telegraph
More Ward 5 fallout, during a time of rebuilding The Examiner
US mulls transfer of Taliban prisoners at Gitmo The Boston Globe
Clinton appears to acknowledge talks about transferring Tali Star Tribune
Gingrich Brings Bain Criticism to South Carolina The New York Times
Clinton appears to acknowledge talks about transferring Tali The Washington Post
US raises outreach to Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood The Boston Globe
Primary Race Moves to Economically Strapped States The New York Times
Redistricting called 'farce' Times Union

Rescuing the Few, Declaring War on the Many?

President Barack Obama walks away after delivering a statement in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2011, following the Senate's passing of the debt ceiling agreement.

Obama unveils plans for pared down military

File - U.S. President Barack Obama visits Dec. 3, 2010, with a platoon of U.S. troops at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan that recently lost six members, Dec. 3, 2010.

Obama signs defense bill despite 'reservations'

Clinton: Assad speech ‘chillingly cynical’ Middle East Online
Clinton blasts 'chilling' Assad as journalists hit Breitbart
Clinton blasts â€˜chillingâ€™ Assad Independent online
Clinton blasts 'chilling' Assad as journalists hit Jakarta Globe
Washington Is Playing With Islamist Fire Real Clear Politics
Legislature votes to put brakes on cash to Iran Times Union
Rescuing the Few, Declaring War on the Many? WorldNews.com
Experts call on Clinton to help protect Amb. Haqqani Foreign Policy
Obama-Clinton vs. Romney-Rubio for White House San Francisco Chronicle
Deadlocks in Washington: Barack Obama's struggle to win The Examiner
Incomprehensibly stupid Army regulation killing Americans in The Examiner
Washington drama over bin Laden raid movie NZ Herald
Obama launches reshaping, shrinking of US military The Boston Globe
Judge dismisses lawsuit in Italian kidnapping case The Boston Globe
Pakistani man sentenced in attempt at smuggling The Boston Globe
Washington condemns attacks in Iraq Independent online
Obama unveils plans for pared down military CNN
Obama unveiling strategy for slimmed-down military The Boston Globe
Obama to unveil plan for Pentagon cuts Richmond Times Dispatch
Pentagon to unveil plan guiding big spending cuts The Boston Globe

President Barack Obama answers questions on the ongoing budget negotiations during a press conference in the Brady Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, Friday, July 15, 2011.

Obama holds job creation forum with executives

Woman eating apple - Fruit - Food - Health

Adults not eating enough fruits and veggies

Men and women walking on the road - Physical exercise

Physical exercise cuts heart attack risk while car and TV increases it

Report suggests ways for Oklahoma to reduce recidivism, pris The Oklahoman
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton denies any US role Austin American Statesman
Obama holds job creation forum with executives Austin American Statesman
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: Waiting for Washington IRINnews
Adults not eating enough fruits and veggies Newstrack India
Physical exercise cuts heart attack risk while car and TV in Newstrack India
First lady tackling medical treatment for vets The Boston Globe
First lady announcing new effort to train medical students t Daily Press
Caesarean born babies at high risk of asthma by age of 3 Newstrack India
Four teens rescued from Washington Park island Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Bill Trumbull, popular Washington radio host, dies at 77 The Washington Post
United Medical Center, Washington Hospital Center renew cont Business Journal
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei brings work to Washington Austin American Statesman
Obama addresses EPA staff Tuesday Austin American Statesman
Study: Statins may be linked to small diabetes risk Austin American Statesman
Occupy still a voice in tax debate Times Union
Statins, Type 2 diabetes risk linked Richmond Times Dispatch
U.S. rejects STDs lawsuit Richmond Times Dispatch
US argues it is immune from STD experiment lawsuit The Boston Globe
America hits the brakes on health care spending Richmond Times Dispatch

Hillary Clinton: Iran's Straits of Hormuz threats 'provocative and dangerous'

File - President Barack Obama walks to a meeting during the APEC summit in Honolulu, Hawaii, Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011.

US steps up sanctions as Iran floats nuclear talks

$Kelly Sautner, 19, far left, her father Craig Sautner, second from left, and her mother Julie Sautner, listens as New York Council member James Gennaro, second from right, chairman of the Council's Committee on Environmental Protection, speak during a press conference on the steps of City Hall on Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011 in New York. A bipartisan group joined opponents of natural gas drilling by hydraulic fracturing to announce that 5,700 gallons of clean water from New York City's watershed will be trucked to families, including the Sautner family, suffering from fracking-related water contamination$