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- Michelle Obama Launches Campaign Against Childhood Obesity
First Lady Michelle Obama launched the Let's Move initiative today, which is geared toward fighting and overcoming childhood obesity in America. - Brooklyn Decker, Andy Roddick's Wife, Gets SI Swimsuit Cover
Brooklyn Decker was already famous as the 22-year-old wife of tennis star Andy Roddick, and now she is on the cover of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition. - Michael Jackson’s Doctor Officially Charged in Singer’s Death
The media frenzy surrounding the death of Michael Jackson continued yesterday, as the late singer’s doctor was taken into custody on charges of manslaughter. - Iran Nearly Able to Produce Nuclear Warheads
Iran has announced its intentions to further enrich uranium, leaving many world powers threatening further sanctions. - The Who Plays Super Bowl, Takes Backseat to the Game
The Who played the Super Bowl halftime show last night, but turned out to be merely a small part of a much larger spectacle. - New Orleans Saints Win First Super Bowl Ever
A city still recovering from Hurricane Katrina earlier in the decade celebrated in style last night as their New Orleans Saints defeated the Indianapolis Colts in the Super Bowl - Obama Invites Republican Leaders to Talks on Health Care
After not including Republicans on talks regarding health care legislation, Democrats and the president, with their backs to the wall, appear finally ready to invite the other party in. - Finally, Obama Admits that Health Care Overhaul May be Dead
While President Obama lobbied hard for a quick passage of health care reform just last year, he’s now switched gears and noted that anything that happens should come at a deliberate pace. - Planned Surrender by Michael Jackson’s Doctor Delayed
Dr. Conrad Murray was ready to surrender to police last Friday, but problems in the process mean that he is still not in custody. - Formula 1 News: Update
As we near the start of the 2010 Formula 1 season on March 14, developments continue at a fast pace off the circuit. - Virgin Goes from Air to Sea with Luxury Submarine Rides
Millionaire Richard Branson is again offering the public a chance to go where they’ve never been before - beneath the sea. - New York Attorney General Files Civil Suit Against BofA
The New York attorney general is taking Bank of America to task for failing to disclose key information to investors, but the U.S. government is at least partly to blame in the mess. - Shell Profits Plummet
Shell is scaling down its business amid diminishing profits amid fears of the economy not bouncing back as expectations. - Now Toyota Prius Brakes Called into Question
New problems have emerged for Toyota as the brakes on the 2010 Prius have drawn an investigation from the U.S. Transportation Department. - Record Label Defends Taylor Swift's Grammy Performance
After experiencing technical difficulties, Taylor Swift's performance with Stevie Nicks has come under fire from critics and fans. - Senator-elect Brown Demands to Be Sworn In
Senator-elect Scott Brown, who won a special election in Massachusetts last month, is demanding to be sworn into the U.S. Senate today, and it appears as though he will get his wish. - Ashton Kutcher Opens Up, Admits he Hates Valentine’s Day
Ashton Kutcher is starring in a film called "Valentine’s Day," but don’t even get him started on how much he hates the holiday. - Deadliest Catch Captain Phil Harris Suffers Stroke, Prognosis Unkown
Phil Harris, one of the primary stars of the Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch, suffered a stroke over the weekend and has been hospitalized in Anchorage, Alaska. - Obama's Latest Vegas Comments Spark Outrage
For the second time in a year, Barack Obama has singled out Las Vegas as an example of excess and imprudent spending, which has drawn the ire of many Nevada politicians. - After a Busy Several Months, Taylor Swift to Lay Low
Taylor Swift has been all over lately, from one award show to another, but now she’s going to start laying low, beginning with a concert in Australia. - Top Defense Officials Looking to Lift Military Ban on Gays
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Secretary of Defense have come out in favor of ending the "don’t ask, don’t tell" policy of the U.S. military, but have drawn criticism from some influential Republicans in the process. - Kraft Buys Cadbury
The path is clear for Kraft to takeover Cadbury, as most of the shareholders of the latter have accepted the offer. - Formula 1 News: Rules Changed Again
Rules continue to be tweaked ahead of the start of the 2010 Formula One season.