There was so much baloney in President Obama’s State of the Union speech that it was hard to find the beef. But there it was, buried toward the bottom of his remarks. Finally and forcefully, he chose a big stage to make a clear statement on Iran. “Let there... (www.nypost.com)

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In spite of sub-zero temperatures, thousands of Russians took to the streets to demonstrate for clean elections. Opposition protesters claim Putin's government rigged parliamentary elections and they want to make sure nothing like that happens when Putin once again runs for president. Elizabeth Palmer reports. (feeds.cbsnews.com)

ROME -- An Italian man threw his 16-month-old son off a bridge into a river in Rome today in a fit of rage following a custody dispute, and was arrested by police as he fled. The 26-year-old father admitted to police that he had thrown his son into the freezing... (www.nypost.com)

Officials and residents in the Mississippi River flood plain known as the American Bottom say the Army Corps of Engineers overreacted after Hurricane Katrina. (feeds.nytimes.com)

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mikejuk writes "Quantum computing is currently a major area of research — but is this all a waste of effort? Now Scott Aaronson, a well-known MIT computer scientist, has offered a prize of $100,000 for any proof that quantum computers are impossible: 'I'm now offering a US$100,000 award for a demonstration, convincing to me, that scalable qu... (rss.slashdot.org)

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MOSCOW — Tens of thousands of Russians flooded downtown Moscow on Saturday to demand an end to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rule, braving sub-zero temperatures to keep the protest movement alive one month before a presidential election that Putin is still expected to win. The protest — which drew 120,000... (www.nypost.com)

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Thousands of people are marching in Russia's capital Moscow in protest at Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's grip on power. (www.bbc.co.uk)

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Thousands brave arctic temps for what could be Russia's biggest protests ever calling for free, fair elections (feeds.cbsnews.com)

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Tens of thousands of Russians flooded downtown Moscow on Saturday to demand an end to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's rule, casting a strong challenge to his bid to reclaim the presidency in March. (www.newsvine.com)

Sergei Kolesnikov became a prosperous businessman and part of the crony capitalist web surrounding Vladimir V. Putin. Now he is waging a risky campaign to expose corruption. (feeds.nytimes.com)