Anderson’s header sends Manchester United on the way to a victory over Norwich that keeps them top of the Premier League.

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Man Utd 2-0 Norwich

I am beginning to feel about Rick Perry the way Fay Wray felt about King Kong. The big ape is starting to grow on me. First I was shocked and then I was scared but now, the more he gets attacked by those on his right (imagine!), the more a certain sympathy stirs in me. Here and there, the big lug is downright lovable. Read full article > >

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The lovable Rick Perry

Madagascar’s political leaders sign a deal paving the way for elections to be held within a year and the return of ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana.

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Madagascar deal for new elections

The consumers’ association Which? says the UK’s largest travel firm could be breaking the law because of the way it promotes some deals.

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Travel firm ‘may be breaking law’

A Supreme Court ruling paved the way for supporters to raise unlimited cash for presidential contenders.

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Lines Blurring Between PACs and Candidates

Sir Alex Ferguson is critical of the way Football Association has treated Manchester United.

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Ferguson four-letter blast at FA

Millions of people are suffering in the drought-ravaged Horn of Africa, but help is on the way thanks to relief groups from around the world.

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Feeding the youngest famine victims

The SDLP and Ulster Unionist Party back a review into the way special advisers are appointed to Northern Ireland government departments.

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Parties back special adviser move

Demands in mid-February for a change in the way Iraq’s Kurdish region is governed were met with gunfire and arrests.

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Anger Lingers in Iraqi Kurdistan After a Crackdown

In agreeing to pay $8.5 billion to buy Skype, Microsoft is embracing a technology that is transforming the way people communicate at home and at work.

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For Microsoft, Skype Opens Vast New Market in Telecom

In Signature Theatre’s crisp, chic revival of the reliable 1994 French comedy “Art,” ye shall know the three friends who come unglued over a white-on-white painting by the way they wear their shirts.

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Nelson Pressley reviews Yasmina Reza’s ‘Art’ at Signature Theatre

This may seem like a live-in-the-moment vs. plan-ahead question, but it’s not. The issue is whether you’re well served by the way you’re evaluating “long-term potential.”

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Not ready to be an Army wife

Conversation topic for the morning: Archaeologists in Czech Republic think they may have discovered evidence the world’s first “gay caveman,” dating back to 2900-2500 BC. He was buried in the way previously only seen in women’s graves: his head…

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‘Gay’ Caveman Discovered

Luca Zanier is fascinated by how the meeting places of people in power look the way they are rarely seen – without the people.

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Lens: Without People, the Power of Place

MEPs have held their annual debate on the work of the EIB, looking at the way in which it invests in small businesses across the EU.

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VIDEO: European Investment Bank under scrutiny