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• White House Says Still Committed to Closing Guantanamo

• Yahoo Lays off 2,000 Workers

• U.S. Charges Five 9/11 Terrorist Suspects

• More than A Dozen Hurt in Texas Tornadoes

• UNICEF Backs NGOs Report on Child Soldiers in Colombia

• Cuba, Belgium Parliamentary Leaders Hold Talks

• U.S. to Speed Oil Drilling Permits on Federal Lands

• Oakland School Shooting Suspect Kills for Revenge

• U.S. Longevity Level Diverges by Education: Study

• Tornadoes Hit U.S. State of Texas

• UN Official Calls for End of Human Trafficking

• U.S. Airline Passengers up 1.7% in 2011

• Obama Reiterates Confidence in Healthcare Reform Law

• IMF Urges Efforts to Boost Global Cooperation

• World Bank to Have Interviews with 3 Candidates

• Small Plane Crashes in Florida, Five Injured

• Ecuadorian President Skips Americas Summit to Protest Cuba Isolation

• Head of Major U.S. Government Agency Resigns after Reports of Overspending

• Seven Killed in Oakland School Shooting

• 6.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Mexico City

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