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BREAKING NEWS: Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords to Resign From Congress

Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., announces she has "more work to do" on her recovery after an assassination attempt and will resign from her congressional seat this week.

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'Underworld 4' Nabs $25.4 Mil, 'Red Tails' Overperforms With $19.1 Mil

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	January 22, 2012
	Box Office Report: 'Underworld 4' Nabs $25.4 Mil, 'Red Tails' Overperforms With $19.1 Mil "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close" earns $10.5 million as it expands nationwide, "Haywire" opens to No. 5 with $9 million; awards darling "The Artist" expands to so-so numbers.
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BREAKING NEWS: Former Penn State Football Coach Joe Paterno Has Died

Family says former Penn State coach Joe Paterno, the winningest coach in major college football history, has died. Paterno had resigned last year after a former assistant was accused of child molestation.

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Cheat Sheet - Newt’s Victory Strikes Terror in the GOP

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Today: GOP Race Heads to Florida , At Least 178 Killed in Nigerian Bombing , Eight Shipwreck Victims Identified

	January 22, 2012

UH-OH

1. Newt’s Victory Strikes Terror in the GOP

Gingrich is back. Undaunted by a fourth-place finish in New Hampshire, the former speaker rode to a decisive victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday night, taking 40 percent of the vote over Mitt Romney’s 28 percent. Now it’s on to Florida—which goes to the polls on Jan. 31—and where Gingrich will be working overtime to compete with Romney’s organizational head start. The Daily Beast’s Paul Begala on the wave of panic gripping the Republican establishment in the wake of Gingrich’s upset victory over their chosen candidate—and the frenzied effort they’ll make to be sure it doesn’t happen in Florida. Plus, Howard Kurtz, Michelle Cottle, and more Daily Beast contributors weigh in on the results.

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MESS

2. GOP Race Heads to Florida

It’s far from over yet, so the jumbled Republican presidential race now shifts to Florida after South Carolina failed to decide the nominee. The candidates have 10 days before Florida’s Jan. 31 primary to see if Mitt Romney’s inevitability was indeed shaken by Newt Gingrich’s 12 percent win in South Carolina, a remarkable comeback for the former speaker after seeing his campaign nearly ruined twice. But Florida is a much larger and diverse state, and Gingrich wasted no time in his victory speech going after the wealthy Romney, who has already built up an organizational advantage there. “We don’t have the kind of money at least one of the candidates has,” Gingrich railed. Romney was not flustered: “I will compete in every single state,” he vowed.

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CRISIS

3. At Least 178 Killed in Nigerian Bombing

The death toll in Kano, Nigeria, has jumped to at least 178, according to hospital officials Sunday, after bomb blasts and gunmen from the radical Islamist sect Boko Haram wreaked havoc in the city now on the brink. Nine more people were killed and 12 others were wounded early Sunday when more bombs exploded in the northern city in the latest round of religious violence.

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TROUBLED WATERS

4. Eight Shipwreck Victims Identified

Italian officials have identified eight of the 12 victims of the Costa Concordia disaster. Four of the dead were French, one was Italian, one Hungarian, one Spanish, and one German. There are no Americans on the list, but there are more than 20 people still missing. Hope of finding any more survivors inside the wreckage is fading, although crews resumed rescue efforts Sunday after halting them again overnight. The sunken ship is moving frequently and in danger of tipping into deeper waters off the coast of the Italian island of Giglio. It’s been more than a week since the ship ran aground.

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ERROR

5. Penn State Editor Resigns

The managing editor of the online Penn State student news service Onward State has resigned after erroneously reporting Saturday night that former football coach Joe Paterno had died. The item was picked up by CBSSports.com and other news sites, including, briefly, The Daily Beast. “I never, in a million years, would have thought that Onward State might be cited by the national media,” Devon Edwards’s letter said. “Today, I sincerely wish it never had been.” Edwards did not explain how the error occurred. Paterno is in serious condition in a hospital after being diagnosed with lung cancer, and his son Jay tweeted Saturday night that his father was still “fighting.”

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UNDER CONTROL
Reno Wildfire Contained
Blaze destroyed 29 homes.

HOMECOMING
Rick Perry’s Texas Fate
How his flameout will play back home.

CREDIT
Greek Debt Talks Hit Snag
Negotiators leave Saturday without a deal.

PLOT
Rushdie: Indian Cops Invented Threats
To keep him from Jaipur Literature Festival.

FRONTRUNNER
‘The Artist’ Wins Producers Award
Once again grabs best picture.

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BuzzFeed Latest: The 14 Most Interesting Facts About Kim Dotcom, The Founder Of Megaupload and More!

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The 14 Most Interesting Facts About Kim Dotcom, The Founder Of Megaupload

Kim Dotcom, the guy who was just arrested for founding Megaupload, is a pretty crazy and unique guy. Here's everything you need to know about him.

These People Actually Voted For Herman Cain Today

Andy and Jodie Rodwell are carrying out Stephen Colbert's master plan in South Carolina.

9 Cats Wrapped Like Burritos

They're so cute you could almost eat them! (You knew I was gonna say that, right?)

Does Mitt Romney Really Do His Own Laundry?

He's running for office for Pete's sake! That said, Mitt's son Tagg tweeted this photo Saturday afternoon. Buy it?

Puppy Dreams

What's cuter than a dreaming puppy? A dreaming puppy waking up, that's what.

Thai Man Marries Dead Girlfriend

This is truly heartbreaking. On January 4th, Deff Yingyuen married his deceased girlfriend Sarinya Kamsook (R.I.P.) in the city of Surin, Thailand. The couple had been together for 10 years, but Sarinya tragically died in an car accident the day before the wedding. Deff wanted to go forward with the ceremony anyway.

20 Miniature Pothole Gardens

British artist/gardener Steve Wheen has been installing these gardens around East London for the past year and a half. Check out his blog to see more. (via mymodernmet.com)

Typographer Hates "Mission Impossible -- Ghost Protocol" Font

Type designer Matthew Butterick was put off by the use of Microsoft's Verdana font in "Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol." So he did what any movie fanatic would do: Wrote the director to explain why the use of IKEA's favorite font was an utter failure.