An American spy satellite spun out of control and was headed for Earth. I tell you how the US Navy and NASA shot it down.

Fancy a two-day 150-mile dogsled ride in Alaska? Lucy has the story on teens that competed in this year's Jr. Iditarod.
Scientists have created self-cleaning clothing. Isaac has the scoop on this invention that will delight moms the world over.

Mountain gorillas are endangered and their numbers continue to shrink. Adelbert will explain how three African nations are taking action to protect them.

Cuba's fiery leader Fidel Castro has stepped down after almost 50 years in power. Michelle has all the details.
NY Philharmonic in North Korea

The New York Philharmonic played a historic concert in the isolated communist nation of North Korea. It is the largest number of Americans to visit that nation since the end of the Korean war.
Europe Fines Microsoft $1.3 Billion

European regulators have fined Microsoft a record $1.3 billion for acting unfairly by overcharging its competitors for information. Microsoft now has a total of $2.5 billion in fines.
Democrats Spar over Ohio and Texas

Democratic Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama turn to the critical primaries in Ohio and Texas. The outcome of these races may decide the democratic candidate for president.
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