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Monday May 28, 2012

• Congressional Black Caucus rallies preachers to tackle voter-ID laws

• On Memorial Day veterans remember soldiers who didn't come home

• For U.S., Egyptian election results are simply 'flavors of bad'
• 8 civilians killed in NATO airstrike in Afghanistan
• Jerry Sandusky trial judge known for calm demeanor, fairness

• Vice President Joe Biden reflects on losing wife, daughter
• Congressional Black Caucus rallies preachers to tackle voter-ID laws
• Attention North Carolina is getting isn't quite what it wants

• 8 civilians killed in NATO airstrike in Afghanistan
• Egyptians ask why a Mubarak holdover like Shafik did so well
• Cuban church official tells Ladies in White they are now political group

• Trayvon Martin case witnesses contradict each other, change stories
• On Memorial Day veterans remember soldiers who didn't come home
• Miami police kill naked man found eating another man's face

• Obama keeps a low public profile in Wisconsin recall fight
• Panetta warns against defense-spending cuts
• Think Congress is sophomoric? A study says you're right

• Jerry Sandusky trial judge known for calm demeanor, fairness
• Trayvon Martin case witnesses contradict each other, change stories
• Miami police kill naked man found eating another man's face

• Texas isn't ready for bigger ships from Panama Canal expansion
• Companies offer differing perspectives on Bain Capital
• Fights brewing over massive coal-export plans for the Northwest

• U.S. attorney's office assails Calif. Gov. Brown's wildfire-liability plan
• Beyond oil, can Alaska be tapped as a source for renewable energy?
• Germany city relies on multiple transportation modes, and transitions are smooth

• Commentary: Romney filling his coffers in California while dissing it
• Commentary: The demographics of poverty
• Commentary: Obama administration reneged on its secrecy pledge