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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has shocked the world by responding to a superviral blog, and she's having fun with it. If one of the highest ranking officials in the U.S. government got her own Tumblr page, what would it look like? No need to guess. If you're one of the millions of people who had the link to the blog Texts from Hillary sent to you, you're already familiar with the fake blog about what Clinton might say in texts to famous politicians and celebrities.

It all began with a photograph of Clinton wearing a power suit with dark sunglasses as she sat checking her cell phone onboard a military aircraft. The Tumblr page was created by Adam Smith and Stacy Lambe as a joke to poke fun at the now infamous picture. The original blog featured faux text exchanges between Clinton and people like Oprah, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, and GOP candidate Mitt Romney.

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A presidential hopeful dropped out of the race, narrowing the GOP field to just three. Teen pregnancy rates drop, according to the latest reports. In a curious mix of fashion and politics, one drops a not-so-subtle jab about the state of the Americas. Check out what else is dropping on the Web.

STANDOUT SPIKES

• Rick Santorum: The former Pennsylvania senator has suspended his campaign. His daughter Bella, hospitalized Friday for complications due to Trisomy 18, was released Monday.
• Teen Pregnancy: On average, rates are at an all-time low in the United States, but the U.S. rate of teen pregnancies is nine times higher than many other developed countries.
• Guayabera: Cuban leader and fashionista Fidel Castro mocked President Obama's wardrobe choices for the upcoming Summit of the Americas in Colombia. "The curious thing, dear

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Faced with a possible life or death situation, a 13-year-old boy kept calm, sprang into action, and may have saved lives. Jeremy Wuitschick is being called a hero for taking over the wheel of his school bus and steering it to safety when the driver started gasping for air and then suddenly fainted.

Jeremy, a seventh-grader from Milton, Washington, told his local news station, "It was pretty scary. I was just acting on instinct. It was all happening really quickly." The situation could have gone in a completely different direction had it not been for Jeremy's quick thinking. Jeff Short, the assistant superintendent of the district in which Jeremy's school is located, said the children who ride the bus are trained in emergency situations. In fact, they've been taught how to shut the bus down in an emergency.

Milton Police Chief Bill Rhodes said of Jeremy, "He did the right thing,