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Wednesday, February 10, 2010 
Top Breaking News
This Morning's Top 25:
Leading The News
Storm Slams Mid-Atlantic . . . Blizzards roar as second major snowstorm in a week barrels in. USA Today
China Sees U.S. Debt as a Weapon . . . Chinese military calls for government sell-off of U.S. debt securities in retaliation for Taiwan arms sales. Washington Times
Good Intentions Gone Wrong . . . Too many aid groups and an inept government have created a chaotic relief effort in Haiti.
Toronto Globe and Mail
Politics
U.S. Has One Million Fewer Illegals . . . Bush administration ramped up enforcement efforts just as the economy took a dive. Washington Times
Senate Jobs Bill a Bipartisan Showcase . . . Senior Democrats and Republicans working to blend their ideas. Los Angeles Times
Obama Labor Nominee Goes Down . . . Trouble for unions as union lawyer tapped to head National Labor Relations Board fails in Senate. McClatchy Newspapers
Michelle Obama Unveils Obesity Drive . . . Introduces the "Let's Move" campaign to fight childhood obesity.
Christian Science Monitor
National Security
Obama pushes for 'Significant' Iran Sanctions Says U.S. and five other powers "moving along fairly quickly" to tighten screws on Teheran.
Daily Telegraph
Israel Warns Nuclear Iran Must be Stopped . . . Netanyahu demands "crippling" sanctions be applied immediately.
Toronto Globe and Mail
Obama Cautious on Iran Protests . . . Streets will be flooded Thursday, but U.S. officials fear support from the Great Satan could backfire. McClatchy Newspapers
Money
Secretive Culture Led Toyota Astray . . . Clashed with U.S. requirements that auto makers disclose safety threats. Growing rift between the automaker and U.S. regulators. Wall Street Journal
Honda Recalls 379,000 Cars Over Airbags . . . Expands a previously announced recall to replace an airbag inflator in an additional 379,000 U.S. vehicles. CNN
Google Plunges Into Social Networking . . . Now Google and Facebook are on a collision course. New York Times
Toyota Recalls Prius Over Brake Fault . . . Anger mounts as carmaker issues "non-safety" recall, taking its 2010 total to 8.5 million. The Guardian
Stocks Rally on Possible Greece Bailout . . . But Greece, with a ballooning national debt, is not out of the woods yet.
Christian Science Monitor
International
Haiti Death Toll Matches Tsunami . . . Government estimates that 230,000 people were killed in earthquake as survivor is pulled from rubble after 27 days.
Times of London
Haiti Calls on its Voodoo Priests . . . Enlisted to help count the dead, tend to the injured, and soothe the psychologically damaged. Boston Globe
Avalanches Kills Dozens in Afghanistan . . . At least 64 dead as hundreds of cars buried on north-south supply route in the Hindu Kush mountains. Times of London
Ukraine Heads Back Into Russia's Arms . . . Viktor Yanukovich set to become next president and shift back to pro-Kremlin policies. Christian Science Monitor
'Operation Titstorm' . . . Hackers protesting Internet censorship bring down the Australian government's websites.
Sydney Morning Herald
You Must Also Know . . .
FDA Addresses Radiation Safety . . . Agency aims to protect patients from unnecessary exposure from imaging devices. Los Angeles Times
Mental Health 'Bible' Gets Revised . . . Hoarding and Internet addiction may qualify as illnesses.
Wall Street Journal
Earthquake Strikes Illinois . . . A 4.3-magnitude quake reported overnight centered about 45 miles west of Chicago.
Chicago Tribune
Some Ditching Social Networks . . . Many are seeking to reclaim time and privacy. USA Today
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