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First Barbie, Now Bart Simpson Is Banned In Iran
"Cowabunga dude!" Maybe Bart and Barbie will get a chance to hang out together. They're both apparently too Western for Iranian authorities. Spiderman and Superman are OK, though, because they "help oppressed people."
Ending Violence Sparked By Baby's Cry
About 300 babies die each year after being hospitalized for serious injuries, according to a new report. Researchers are testing ways to help parents cope with the anger and frustration that can be triggered by a crying baby.
In Indianapolis, Super Bowl Leftovers Are All Gone (To The Hungry)
The NFL has made reducing food waste one of its environmental priorities for the Super Bowl. This year, a food rescue group in Indianapolis has recovered more than 20,000 pounds of Super Bowl leftovers for needy groups in town.
In New Book, Former White House Intern Details Her Alleged Affair With JFK
In what's being billed as an "explosive tell-all," Mimi Alford says she lost her virginity to the president.
Where Eye Care Is A Luxury, Technology Offers Access
Entrepreneurs and researchers are looking for ways to bring the cost of eye care down in the developing world. One group is working on technology that turns a smartphone into an eye exam machine, while another has developed glasses with liquid lenses that change prescriptions with the help of a pump.
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'Boxing Is The Love Of My Life': A Woman Fights For A Shot At Gold
You could say Tyrieshia Douglas' boxing career began at 16, when she was arrested for street fighting. Now, at 23, Douglas is one of 24 fighters competing for three spots on the first ever U.S. Olympic women's boxing team.
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Greece Delays Decision On Terms Of Bailout
German chancellor Angela Merkel sounded exasperated saying she couldn't understand how additional delays would help.
With Syria Embassy Shut, What's Next For The U.S.?
The defeat of a peace plan at the U.N. and the closure of the American Embassy in Damascus represent the latest blows to attempts to use diplomacy to end the violence in Syria.
Jews With Ties To Iran And Israel Feel Conflicted
Some 250,000 people of Persian descent are living in Israel, and many maintain strong ties with Iran. As tensions between the two countries escalate, the community is uniquely troubled by the possibility of war.
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UC Students Propose Alternative To Tuition Increases
Tired of tuition increases within the cash-strapped University of California system, a group of students has suggested eliminating tuition entirely. Instead, they propose that graduates pay the system a percentage of their income over the subsequent 20 years.
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