Local news

• Testimony links Daley to political jobs group

• Influence peddler's partner pleads guilty

• Jon Yates: Couple no longer caller-ID'd as 'Soulmates,' and they're thrilled

• Aurora police seek sixth man in drug-deal slaying

Nation/World

• Texas cops seizing black motorists' cash, cars

• Ethnic violence in Russia: A scourge flares anew

• Texas man executed for double slaying in 2000

• Obama unveils education blueprint, emphasizes DIY

Sports

• DePaul pulls off Big East tournament shocker

• Harden shines for Cubs in Cactus League debut

• Heat beats Bulls 130-127 in double overtime

• Owens slow out of gate in Sox's leadoff hitter derby
  • Contreras, Colon making progress

Business

• Who needs a cubicle?

• Maytag voluntarily recalls 1.6M refrigerators

• Today's BizWrap: Check it out, sign up

• Airlines cutting international flights

Opinions

• Editorial cartoons

• Barbara Brotman: Rihanna-Chris Brown incident spotlights lessons on domestic violence -- especially choking

• Eric Zorn: What Rush Limbaugh shares with liberals

• Now if voters would only stay angry ...

Entertainment

• U2 event at Metro tonight

• Oprah to air domestic violence show

• Walking out of 'Watchmen'

• 'Bachelor' touts Melissa Rycroft as 'Dancing' competitor

Living

• Eyelash drug triggers eye-related questions

• Health Club: What's the best brain training exercise?

• Laid off? Avoid this costly goof

• Economic problems may affect family planning decisions

Travel

• Cheap summer airfares

• Jon Hilkevitch: New airport security rules to require more personal information

• Branson's V Australia adds trans-Pacific route as airfares plunge

• Memphis overflows with spots to buy world's best barbecue

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