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Friday, February 24, 2012

UN worries over Iran; NYC releases controversial teacher ratings; GOP women heart Santorum; and more.

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The Slatest: February 24, 2012

U.N. Watchdog: Iran Rapidly Expanding Nuclear Program

U.N. Watchdog: Iran Rapidly Expanding Nuclear Program

A new report suggests that the Islamic republic may be prepping for nuclear missile experiments.

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NYC Releases Controversial Teacher Rankings

NYC Releases Controversial Teacher Rankings

The public release of 18,000 teacher evaluations has left the union fuming.

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Red Cross Begins Syria Evacuations

Red Cross Begins Syria Evacuations

Following negotiations, the international group has begun removing women and children from Homs.

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Santorum's Support Among GOP Women Grows

Santorum's Support Among GOP Women Grows

As reproductive rights have taken center stage, the social conservative has become more popular with Republican women.

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Bill Maher Donating $1 Million to Obama Super PAC

Bill Maher Donating $1 Million to Obama Super PAC

The late-night comedian gives Priorities USA a much-needed financial boost.

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Most Americans Back Obama's "Buffett Rule"

Most Americans Back Obama's "Buffett Rule"

The president's tax plan scores well with independents.

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More Deaths as Quran Burning Protests Rage On

More Deaths as Quran Burning Protests Rage On

Attempts by the U.S. and NATO to quell the Afghan anger have been unsuccessful.

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Maryland Senate Approves Same-Sex Marriage

Maryland Senate Approves Same-Sex Marriage

But opponents are expected to make one last push to derail the effort.

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Va. "Personhood" Push Grinds to a Halt in Senate

Va. "Personhood" Push Grinds to a Halt in Senate

State lawmakers vote to delay the high-profile fight for the remainder of 2012.

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Woman Pleads Guilty to Scamming Nigerian Scam Artists

Woman Pleads Guilty to Scamming Nigerian Scam Artists

But the Australian says she had no idea that she was playing a role in the larger online scheme.

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