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Lindy Boggs, Former Congresswoman and Ambassador, Dies at 97

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In N.H., GOP Contenders Look to Chip Away at Romney’s Lead

The New Hampshire primary began Tuesday in the tiny hamlet of Dixville Notch where the traditional first votes were cast at midnight. Hours later, the first-in-the-nation primary took over the rest of the state. Gwen Ifill reports.

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New Hampshire’s Unaffiliated Voters Have a Knack for Deciding Late

New Hampshire's unaffiliated voters could make or break some GOP presidential contenders' campaigns in Tuesday's first-in-the-nation primary. Gwen Ifill spoke with some still-undecided Granite State voters.

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For 9/11 Responders, Some Peace of Mind as Congress Clears Aid Bill

A last-minute compromise led to Senate passage of a bill that will provide up to $4.2 billion for monitoring and treating illnesses for 9/11 responders who worked at Ground Zero. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Glen Klein, a former New York…

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‘Globish’ Author Explains How English Has Taken Root Worldwide

"Globish" Author Robert McCrum explains to Ray Suarez why the English language went global and how it has become the first worldwide language.

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Students Compete in Robotics

This year, nearly 30,000 high school students experienced triumph and defeat in a national robotics challenge geared toward fostering an interest in math, science and engineering.

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