 ABC News | Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Estranged Wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, Dead in ... ABC News Robert F. Kennedy's estranged wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, has died at age 52, apparently committing suicide by hanging herself, multiple sources told ABC News. "We deeply regret the death of our beloved sister Mary, whose radiant and creative spirit ... Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s estranged wife, Mary, found dead in New York RFK Jr.'s estranged wife, Mary, found dead in NY Mary Kennedy, wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., dies |
 ABC News | Trayvon Martin killed by single gunshot fired from 'intermediate range ... msnbc.com George Zimmerman's lawyer has signaled that he may seek a dismissal of the second-degree murder charges against his client under Florida's Stand Your Ground Law. NBC's Michael Isikoff reports. By NBC News and msnbc.com Florida teenager Trayvon Martin ... Trayvon Martin Case Shadowed by Series of Police Missteps Autopsy results reportedly indicate Trayvon Martin suffered injuries to knuckles Report: Shot fired from 'intermediate range' killed Trayvon |
 CBS News | Romney defends his record at Bain CBS News (CBS News) Responding to attacks by the Obama campaign about his work at the helm of Bain Capital, presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney defended his record in an interview today, saying he "was no longer" at the company when it closed a steel ... Fox News poll: Obama pulls ahead of Romney as presidential race heats up Is Attacking Bain Capital a Policy Argument? Romney Attacks Obama for Failing to Cut Debt Amassed by Bush |
 CBC.ca | Facebook insiders could blunt 1st day's gains San Francisco Chronicle Some of Facebook's early investors have dramatically increased the number of shares they will sell in the company's initial public offering, giving the public access to more shares at the IPO price. That could dampen the expected first-day pop in the ... Facebook IPO frenzy builds Facebook IPO: As insiders signal they will unload stakes, the public wonders ... Facebook to kick off IPO the hacker way: reports |
 KGMI | House Approves Violence Against Women Act Wall Street Journal By COREY BOLES The House voted largely along party lines Wednesday to approve a five-year reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, setting up another showdown with the Senate, this time over social rather than fiscal policy. House Vote Sets Up Battle on Domestic Violence Bill House OKs GOP's anti-violence against women bill House passes domestic-violence bill opposed by Cantwell and Murray |
 CBS News | Soldier who died in Vietnam War gets belated honor CBS News (CBS News) NEW CASTLE, Penn. - In battle, there is no greater act of valor than to lay down your life so others may live. On Wednesday at the White House, a soldier was honored for the sacrifice made a long time ago. CBS News correspondent David Martin ... Obama awards Medal of Honor posthumously to Vietnam hero Obama awards Vietnam-era rifleman a posthumous Medal of Honor Family of Vietnam War hero from Pa. receives Medal of Honor |
 USA TODAY | Jumping off the fiscal cliff Washington Times President Obama on Wednesday found out what congressional leaders thought of his gimmicky “to-do” list. The country is headed over a fiscal cliff, and House Speaker John A. Boehner said the only list worth discussing would address the troubles that are ... Obama, congressional leaders talk about debt Democrats return fire after John Boehner's opening debt-ceiling salvo (+video) Boehner to Obama on Deficit War: 'This Is a Line in the Sand' |
 Wall Street Journal | Experts Try Charting the Path for a Euro Exit Wall Street Journal By GABRIELE STEINHAUSER BRUSSELS—Returning to a national currency after more than a decade of using the euro and having its money managed by the European Central Bank would catapult Greece into a financial, legal and political no-man's land. Euro Trades Near 4-Month Low on Greek Euro Exit Concern IMF chief warns on cost of Greek exit from euro ECB Stops Lending to Some Greek Banks as Draghi Talks of Exit |
 CBC.ca | Study suggests lower death risk for coffee lovers Reuters (Reuters) - Older people who reported drinking a few daily cups of coffee were less likely to die over the subsequent 14 years than were those who abstained from the beverage or rarely drank it, according to a US study of 400000 people. Study Finds Coffee Drinkers Live Longer Recommended: 6 cups a day? Coffee lovers lower death risk, study finds |
 New York Times | Anti-gay GOP vote shows McDonnell's failure Washington Post If anybody needed further proof, the Virginia General Assembly's homophobic rejection of a gay man for a judgeship Tuesday confirms beyond doubt that Gov. Robert F. McDonnell has failed in his ostensible effort to steer the state Republican Party away ... Bigotry Triumphs In Richmond, Virginia Gay Prosecutor Is Denied Virginia Judgeship Despite Bipartisan Support Virginia thrown into equality wrangle after rejection of gay judge |