Today’s Florida primary features the largest and most diverse electorate of any contest to date in the Republican presidential primary fight. Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney enters election day with a clear polling lead although former House Speaker Newt Gingrich pledged this morning that “ I’m not going to lose big in Florida .” Read full article > >

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Five counties to watch in the Florida primary

Network president insists ‘it’s not going anywhere.’

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NBC: ‘Community’ Is Coming Back

A major redistricting civil war in Ohio has been averted, thanks to Rep. Steve Austria (R). The two-term lawmaker announced Friday that he would not run for reelection. “I am not going to run for Congress next term as a result of the redistricting map,” Austria said. He called the process “unfair” but added that he did not want to get into a primary that “pitted friends against friends.” Read full article > >

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Try driving a 40-foot-long bus through crowded city streets. Weaving around obstacles. Bouncing through potholes. Stopping and going. And not going to the restroom — sometimes for long stretches. Metrobus operators say that’s their world, one with a lack of clean facilities along their routes and without enough time for bathroom breaks between runs, sometimes leading to chronic health issues. Read full article > >

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Metrobus drivers say tight schedules don’t leave enough room for bathroom breaks

Prime-time television has been having something of a pregnancy epidemic, and it’s not going away anytime soon.

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Critic’s Notebook: Harrowing Births on Prime-Time TV

In a tacit admission that Congress is not going to cooperate on his jobs plan, President Obama turns to less sweeping measures.

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Jobs Plan Stalled, Obama to Try New Economic Drive

Downing Street says the government is not going to speed up its proposals to regulate the lobbying industry in response to the Liam Fox row.

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No 10 ‘won’t speed lobbying rule’

Conference realignment continues to turn college football into a nightmarish hell-scape that would make even Cormac McCarthy hide under his bed, drooling and begging for the end of days. Is there room under there for me, Mr. McCarthy? I realize this toothpaste is not going back in the tube. The time for sanity and careful planning is long, long past. Chaos is a foregone conclusion. Up is down. Black is white. Good is bad. Bad is worse. Read full article > >

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Conference realignment: Who, really, is better off?

Million dollar players come and go, but the success of the world’s greatest sports club is the work of Sir Alex Ferguson, 69, who, after a quarter century, is not going anywhere. Meet the man in Man United.

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T Magazine: Man United!

Google Paul Revere and you might find on Wikipedia that the mission of his midnight ride was “to warn the British that were already there… That, hey, you’re not going to succeed.” It’s one of dozens of changes that were made to Revere’s Wiki page…

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Paul Revere’s Wiki Page Altered

This is not going to look good on campaign signs: A staffer for Tim Pawlenty’s political action committee was arrested in Iowa for public intoxication and trespassing early Wednesday morning. Police said Ben Foster, 24, banged on a stranger’s door and…

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Pawlenty Staffer Arrested in Iowa

March is not going out quite as lamblike as the adage would have it, which makes the prospect of opening day in New York just a tad less idyllic than one might hope.

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Yankees Bracing for Cold in Opener and in April

This is not going to make those misogyny claims at Yale go away: Police at the Ivy League college are currently investigating foul play at a so-called naked party held there, the Yale Daily News reports. At least one student reported a sexual assault…

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Yale Cops Investigate ‘Naked Party’

Heard any talk about Social Security during the whole budget debate? You’re not going crazy: The White House has shelved discussions about Social Security reform in the current budget battle to reduce the deficit. Jason Furman, deputy director of…

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White House Mum on Social Security

Sarah Plain made it clear Monday in an interview on Fox’s Sean Hannity show that she is not going to “sit down or shut up.”

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Rollins: How Palin can bounce back