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Government security breach by Anonymous - scope unknown

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Update from Barnaby Lo, Cebu City, Philippines

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Doris Lessing's unfinished business with 'Ben in the World'

Doris Lessing's unfinished business with 'Ben in the World'

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Tax credit helps end a family's search for health insurance

Tax credit helps end a family's search for health insurance

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ATF director Jones discusses ending urban violence

ATF director Jones discusses ending urban violence

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Screenwriter John Ridley on '12 Years a Slave'

Screenwriter John Ridley on '12 Years a Slave'

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Will JPMorgan's settlement set incentives for better banking

Will JPMorgan's settlement set incentives for better banking

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Susan Rice: 'Now is not the time for new sanctions' on Iran

Susan Rice: 'Now is not the time for new sanctions' on Iran

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Judicial confirmation impasse impacting American justice?

Judicial confirmation impasse impacting American justice?

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Controversial case opens up discussion of abortion in Chile

On Saturday, we report from Santiago. Chile has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the world, but the recent rape and impregnation of an 11-year-old girl has ignited a national debate on this previously taboo topic.