Marines, Andrew Cuomo, and Comics
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Top Stories: Obama's desire for a one-year extension of Bush-era tax cuts for people making under $250,000 goes against both Republican and Democrat wishes. The Marine Corps’ Infantry Officer Course, "the corps’most grueling school" will be open to women starting in September.
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World: Libya's election signals a break in trend among Arab Spring countries as a coalition headed by Western-educated Mahmoud Jibril seems to be winning over Islamists. Ciudad de la Luz, a Spanish movie studio, is an example of Spain's "building binge" now a casualty of financial crisis.
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U.S.: At Tule Lake, a Japanese internment camp for those considered "disloyal," a pilgrimage serves as a chance to discuss a stigmatized past.
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New York: Andrew Cuomo is taking cues from the career of his father by not repeating the elder Cuomo's presidential chatter.
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Business: Valiant Entertainment, a comics company, hopes to follow in Marvel's footsteps to financial success.
Technology: Silicon Valley is looking to the computer science program at the University of Washington for new talent.
Health: Part two in the three part series "Genetic Gamble" tells the story of Beth McDaniel whose "journey to the edge of genetics research turned out to be a decidedly mixed experience."
Sports: Dublane, Scotland cheered for Andy Murray, who lost the Wimbledon championship to Roger Federer yesterday.
Opinion: Jason Howard on Appalachia's "civil war of sorts over coal."
Theater: Alan Cumming plays the major roles in a "reimagining" of Macbeth.
