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Romney solidifies momentum, U.S. seeks Syria coalition and other stories from the Slatest

The Slatest: February 5, 2012 Romney Easily Wins Nevada The GOP front-runner solidifies his momentum with a second consecutive victory Saturday. READ FULL STORY Newt To Focus on Southern States As his top backer signals he'd be willing to back Romney, Gingrich vows to carry on. READ FULL STORY Washington Seeks International Alliance on Syria Clinton calls Russia, China veto a "travesty" and proposes coalition to support opposition. READ FULL STORY Memoir: JFK Watched Mistress Perform Oral Sex on Aide Mimi Alford writes of president pressuring her to do drugs during 18-month affair. READ FULL STORY Egypt To Prosecute 43 NGO Workers 19 Americans, including Ray LaHood's son, face trial as part of controversial investigation. READ FULL STORY Will Job Growth Hurt Romney's Campaign? The surprisingly strong numbers threaten to undermine one of his strongest arguments. READ FULL STORY Police Descend on Occupy D.C. Site Clad in riot gear, officials carried out a pre-dawn raid Saturday that saw no violence but six arrests. READ FULL STORY Advertisement From Slate: Facebook's IPO Gives a Stunning Amount of Power to Zuckerberg Nobody Goes To See Classical Music Anymore. Except for Asians. The World's Strangest Theme Restaurants Dana Stevens: The Wislawa Szymborska Poem I Keep Above My Desk Romney Wins Nevada Caucus, With Help From Friends and Family Why Is It The Grey and Not The Gray? Muckreads: Why Indianapolis Taxpayers Will End Up Footing the Bill for the Super Bowl More from The Slatest: Egypt To Prosecute 43 NGO Workers Washington Seeks International Alliance on Syria Memoir: JFK Watched Mistress Perform Oral Sex on Aide Romney Easily Wins Nevada Newt To Focus on Southern States Police Descend on Occupy D.C. Site Will Job Growth Hurt Romney's Campaign? Anonymous Releases Audio From Hacked FBI Call STOCK Act Sails Through the Senate Roseanne Files for Green Party Run

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