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Obama's 2012 campaign slogan; China blacks out activist's escape; your "Nerd Prom" recap: and more.

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The Slatest: April 30, 2012

Obama Unveils 2012 Campaign Slogan

Obama Unveils 2012 Campaign Slogan

"Forward" replaces "Change" as the president's one-word pitch to American voters.

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China's Censors Black Out Activist's Escape

China's Censors Black Out Activist's Escape

Meanwhile, American and Chinese officials are set to meet later this week to decide Chen Guangcheng's fate.

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Apparent Suicide Attacks Shake Syrian Ceasefire

Apparent Suicide Attacks Shake Syrian Ceasefire

The bombings suggest opposition forces are shifting focus to larger government targets.

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Freedom Tower Set To Claim Title as NYC's Tallest

Freedom Tower Set To Claim Title as NYC's Tallest

The unfinished building is set to take the title from the Empire State Building, weather permitting.

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Obama Jabs Romney at

Obama Jabs Romney at "Nerd Prom"

The presidential campaign took center stage at the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner.

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Will Gingrich Cost Himself a Convention Slot?

Will Gingrich Cost Himself a Convention Slot?

He is likely to call it quits Wednesday, but some say the long goodbye should have consequences.

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Secret Service Issues Stricter Rules for Agents

Secret Service Issues Stricter Rules for Agents

CNN identifies the agent who allegedly sparked Colombia scandal through payment dispute with prostitute.

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Romney: Borrow Money From Your Parents

Romney: Borrow Money From Your Parents

The presumptive nominee encourages students to take risks and think twice about majoring in English.

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Decision Could Lead To Wave of Immigration Laws

Decision Could Lead To Wave of Immigration Laws

If the Supreme Court upholds Arizona's law, several states will almost certainly approve similar measures.

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