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White House obeys odd court order; Iran's secret agents; Current TV's ratings headache; and more.

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The Slatest: April 5, 2012

Justice Department Heeds Court's Unusual Health Care Order

Justice Department Heeds Court's Unusual Health Care Order

In court-ordered letter, Eric Holder explains the president's recent SCOTUS remarks.

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DNC: Obama Won't Make Romney's Mormon Faith an Election Issue

DNC: Obama Won't Make Romney's Mormon Faith an Election Issue

The committee's chairwoman says suggestions to the contrary are "utter nonsense."

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Suicide Becomes Symbol For Greek Protesters

Suicide Becomes Symbol For Greek Protesters

In a note, the 77-year-old retiree said that he was choosing death over debt.

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U.S.: Iran Attempted to Stoke Afghan Anger Over Quran Burnings

U.S.: Iran Attempted to Stoke Afghan Anger Over Quran Burnings

American officials say the effort was part of the Islamic Republic's larger program of anti-American provocation.

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Olbermann's Exit Could Cost Current TV a Cable Spot

Olbermann's Exit Could Cost Current TV a Cable Spot

Sources tell Reuters that Al Gore's network is in danger of falling short of contractual benchmarks with Time Warner.

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Connecticut Set To Abolish the Death Penalty

Connecticut Set To Abolish the Death Penalty

But the bill would not spare those already facing execution.

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Karl Rove: Santorum a "Desperate Candidate"

Karl Rove: Santorum a "Desperate Candidate"

The former White House adviser took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal to make the case for why Romney can't be stopped.

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Google Offers Peek at "Augmented Reality" Glasses

Google Offers Peek at "Augmented Reality" Glasses

The company says it developed the Web-based digital glasses at its secret Google X lab.

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Syria Claims Some Troop Withdrawals

Syria Claims Some Troop Withdrawals

Meanwhile, a U.N. team arrives in Damascus as fresh fighting erupts outside the city.

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Ex-Cops Handed Tough Sentences For Katrina Shootings

Ex-Cops Handed Tough Sentences For Katrina Shootings

Four of the convicted former officers were sentenced to several decades in prison.

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