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Snooki with little bundle of Jersey joy?
The media is expecting even if Snooki said she isn't. CNN's Jeanne Moos asks whether Snooki "snookered" us.
BLITZER'S BLOG: The race that goes on and on and on
By Wolf Blitzer, CNN
(CNN) – Mitt Romney may have won the most votes in Michigan and Arizona, but this race for the Republican presidential nomination is not over yet.
With Super Tuesday’s 10 contests only days away, the race could keep on going and going.
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Waiter spills beer on German leader
Five beers spilled on Germany's leader. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports on a waiter's woe.
School shootings: How to respond
CNN's Brian Todd speaks with a security expert on how to prevent a school shooting.
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Judge’s dismissal of atheist's harassment claim against Muslim makes waves
Brian Todd reports on a fiery debate over free speech based on a Muslim confrontation w/an Atheist.
Read the full story on CNN's Belief Blog
BLITZER'S BLOG: Will Michigan voters swing in Romney’s favor?
By Wolf Blitzer, CNN
(CNN) – It’s a fair question that more and more people are asking: Why is Mitt Romney having such a hard time nailing down the Republican presidential nomination?
He certainly has raised the most money and has the largest and most experienced campaign staff.
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'Overexposed' ashes, legs at Oscars
CNN's Jeanne Moos follows up on Sacha Baron Cohen's red carpet caper and other exposure seeking ploys at the Oscars.
BLITZER'S BLOG: Is it wise to keep spending billions in Afghanistan?
By Wolf Blitzer, CNN
It’s hard to believe, but American taxpayers are still shelling out $2 billion a week in Afghanistan. That adds up to more than $100 billion a year.
Maintaining a U.S. military presence in Afghanistan of nearly 100,000 U.S. troops is certainly not cheap.
U.S. taxpayers are spending billions trying to build up the Afghan military and police force.
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Hollywood & politics
CNN's Lisa Sylvester takes a look at the intersection of Hollywood and politics in the realm of campaigning.
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