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Mar 09

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UConn Women Tally Record-Breaking Streak of 71 Wins

The University of Connecticut made women's basketball history on Monday, clinching its 71st consecutive win in a game against Notre Dame. Judy Woodruff talks to Christine Brennan of ABC Sports and USA Today about the win and upcoming championship tournament.

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Mar 01

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Vancouver Games End on High Note for Canada: a Hockey Gold

Canada celebrated the close of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver with its most-prized victory: a gold medal in men's hockey, thanks to Sidney Crosby's overtime goal to defeat the U.S. Gwen Ifill speaks with Canadian journalist Ian Hanomansing about the…

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Feb 26

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U.S. Leads Olympic Medal Count as Games Come to Close

The Vancouver Olympics wrap up on Sunday after 16 days of winter sports. Heading into Friday's events, the U.S. led the medal count and was tied with Germany for the most gold medals. One of those gold medal…

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Feb 26

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U.S. Leads Medal Count in Waning Days of Olympics

As the Winter Olympics in Vancouver wind down this weekend, USA Today sports columnist Christine Brennan takes a look back at the highs and lows of the games.

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Feb 24

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News Wrap: Bernanke Says Interest Rates Should Stay Low

In other news, Wall Street posted gains Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told lawmakers that interest rates should remain low. Also, demonstrators clashed with police in Athens after another strike by workers aimed at government plans to freeze…

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Feb 19

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Brennan Assesses Tiger Woods’ Apology, U.S. Olympic Domination So Far

Tiger Woods made a public apology for marital infidelity in Florida on Friday. Also, U.S. athletes lead the overall medal count going into the second week of the Winter Olympics with big wins for Evan Lysacek and Lindsey Vonn this…

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Feb 18

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News Wrap: Texas Plane Crash Being Investigated

In other news, a small plane that crashed into a building in Austin, Texas, is being investigated as a possible suicide attack. Also, NATO forces continued their fight against the Taliban resistance in southern Afghanistan with growing concern over sniper…

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Feb 16

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News Wrap: Iran Threatens Reprisal for Nuclear Sanctions

In other news Tuesday, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warned that Tehran would swiftly counter any new sanctions placed against it and Russia joined the U.S. and France to urge Iran to stop enriching uranium.

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Feb 15

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Death and Injuries Raise Safety Concerns at Winter Games

Friday's fatal luge crash before the opening of the Vancouver Winter Olympics highlighted the dangers of high speeds and slick surfaces in winter sports. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Olympic historian and author David Wallechinsky from Vancouver about the safety risks…

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Feb 15

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News Wrap: Clinton Warns of Iran’s Mounting Military Power

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton charged that Iran is headed toward becoming a military dictatorship because of the growing power of the country's powerful Revolutionary Guard. Also, at least 18 people were killed in a commuter rail crash in Belgium.

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