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‘Idol’s’ top 12 proves a need for voting lesson

So I’m thinking maybe it’s time people got a refresher course on this whole voting thing: The point of the competition is to vote for the very good singers and send home the ones who aren’t as good.

Scoop: Simon’s engagement a surprise to many

The “American Idol” judge went from bachelor to betrothed before most people knew he was even dating his fiancée, Mezhgan Hussainy. Just how did this happen?

Sex jokes smooth out ‘Grey’s’ dating issues

There are a few rules that govern which stories will work and which won't.  The ones cut with comedy almost always work better than the stories that are weepy and serious throughout.

‘Survivor’s’ heroes abandon strategy for loyalty

The Heroes lost yet again, unable to compete physically or mentally with the Villains and keeping their losing streak. Then they did their best to stay losers by keeping someone who can’t walk.

Heigl to check out of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’

After a six-year “Grey’s Anatomy” stint marked by almost as many controversies as triumphs, Katherine Heigl is thisclose to getting what she has long desired: a discharge.

Opinion: Beasts of Big East left in shambles

Sporting News: Syracuse, Pitt and Villanova spent two months establishing superiority and two days waiting to play their first games in the Big East tournament. Two sessions later, they all were eliminated after a wild Thursday at Madison Square Garden.

West Virginia beats buzzer to avoid upset bug

Da’Sean Butler took an inbounds pass and banked in a 3-pointer from the head of the key at the buzzer to give No. 7 West Virginia a 54-51 victory over Cincinnati on Thursday night in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament.

Sources: Woods out at least until Masters

Tiger Woods is likely to play his first tournament since the sex scandal broke in November at Augusta National in April, two people with knowledge of his plans have told The Associated Press.

Bulls lose Rose in blowout loss to Magic

Vince Carter had 23 points to help the Orlando Magic pull away early and cruise past the injured Chicago Bulls, 111-82 on Thursday night for a season-high seventh straight win.

Notre Dame rides defense to knock off Pitt

Luke Harangody came off the bench and hit three key free throws in the final two minutes, helping the Fighting Irish hold off No. 16 Pittsburgh 50-45 in the Big East tournament quarterfinals Thursday night for their season-best sixth straight victory.

Retail sales rise unexpectedly in February

Sales at U.S. retailers rose unexpectedly in February despite a drop in vehicle purchases and inclement weather that was expected to curtail shopping.

New wave of foreclosures threatens market

Swelling ranks of homeowners who are seriously delinquent but haven't yet lost their homes may soon lead to a new round of foreclosures.

Weak economy means it's a freebie nation

Whether it's to boost sagging business or attract customers to a new product, there seems to be a freebie fad going on. That's a boon for budget shoppers and can be good for companies too.

Red Tape: Toyota woes raise car-tech woes

We may never know why runaway Toyotas suddenly seem to be everywhere. The scariest possibility, however, is that faulty computers are driving some victims to their deaths with frightening randomness.

U.S. sales tax rates hits record high

Forbes: While the White House's push to raise federal income taxes for the wealthy gets the attention, the sales tax rates imposed by state and local governments has crept to its highest level ever.

Red Tape: Poodle, Glenn Beck at center of Facebook fight

You don't hear the words "poodle," "tinfoil hat," and First Amendment in the same sentence often, but they are indeed linked in a classic Facebook melodrama.

Red Tape: Toyota woes raise car-tech woes

We may never know why runaway Toyotas suddenly seem to be everywhere. The scariest possibility, however, is that faulty computers are driving some victims to their deaths with frightening randomness.

19 weird — but real — gadgets

Take a walk on tech's wild side with some of the strangest, most original gizmos you've ever seen, including vacuums for your lawn and grass charging stations, just to name a few.

11 Siberian tigers starve to death in zoo

Eleven Siberian tigers — among the world's rarest species — died of malnutrition after being kept in small cages and fed chicken bones at a cash-strapped zoo in China, state media said.

10 high-school science whizzes

Forty of the most promising students from across the country will compete in the Intel Science Talent Search. Check out 10 of the 2010 finalists.

Women guilty of feeling too guilty, study shows

Men are guilt-deficient, while women suffer from destructive guilt largely imposed by society, suggests a recent Spanish study.

Rome school’s condom machines create uproar

The decision by a Rome high school to install condom vending machines has set off a storm in Italy, with the Catholic Church charging the move will encourage young people to have sex.

Children’s jewelry recall expanded

U.S. regulators expanded their efforts Thursday to go after children's jewelry that contains high levels of the toxic metal cadmium by telling parents to throw away "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer"-themed charm bracelets.

Dutch nurses’ union: Care does not include sex

A union representing Dutch nurses will launch a national campaign Friday against demands for sexual services by patients who claim it should be part of their standard care.

Glenn Close latest to have genes mapped

American film actress Glenn Close has joined a handful of celebrities to have their genome sequenced in the name of science.

Al-Qaida shifts tactics, marks success by ‘fear’

Al-Qaida eyes a more pragmatic and arguably more dangerous shift in tactics. The emerging message appears to be: Big successes are great, but trying can be just as good. Federal government of the United States - Al-Qaeda - United States - U.S. government - Warfare and Conflict

Al-Qaida suspect worked at nuclear plants

An American accused in Yemen of being a member of al-Qaida worked at nuclear power plants in the U.S., a spokesman for a group of plants in New Jersey says. Middle East - Yemen - Al-Qaeda - United States nationality law - Travel and Tourism

Abdulmutallab could not have blown up plane

Even if the "Underwear Bomber" had exploded his device on Christmas Day, the Airbus A330 would have survived, according to an experiment conducted by a BBC documentary team. Airbus A330 - Christmas - United States - Business and Economy - Literature

Officials: Ex-TSA worker tried to sabotage computers

Federal prosecutors have charged a former Transportation Security Administration employee with attempting to sabotage terror watch list computers and by attempting to introduce a virus into the computer system, according to news sources. Transportation Security Administration - No Fly List - Security - United States - Malicious Software

Behind the scenes, crafting the U.S. no-fly list

It starts with a tip, a scrap of intelligence, a fingerprint lifted from a suspected terrorist's home. It ends when a person is forbidden to board an airplane. No Fly List - Terrorism - United States - Security - Recreation

39 killed in Pakistan bombings

At least 39 people were killed and 95 others injured when two suicide bombers targeted a high security area in the Pakistani city of Lahore.

9/11 settlement offer to go before judge

A New York judge may approve a $657 million settlement Friday for workers who became ill after the 9/11 terrorists attacks.

Sen. Reid's wife breaks back in wreck

The wife and daughter of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid were injured Thursday in a highway accident, a spokesman for the senator from Nevada said. The injuries aren't considered life-threatening.

NJ man suspect in Yemen rampage

Federal authorities are investigating a New Jersey man suspected of being an al Qaeda member and going on a deadly rampage at a hospital in Yemen.

Israel seals off West Bank

Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak has ordered the army to seal off the West Bank for 48 hours and tightened security around Jerusalem, Israeli officials say.

Report: 12-year-olds abusing inhalants

When their kids turn 12, parents are concerned about peers pressuring them to smoke cigarettes, drink and use drugs, but it turns out 12-year-olds are doing something else: getting high on inhalants.

How to save a friend from the brink

When a friend is depressed, it's hard to know what to say. But by simply reaching out, you may help avert a tragedy like the one Marie Osmond's family experienced. Here's how to gently help.

Healthier men want more sex for more years

Healthier men, no matter their age, are going to have better sex more frequently and desire it more often than healthier women.

Bacterial meningitis reportedly kills student

An Oklahoma elementary school student has died of bacterial meningitis, officials said Thursday, and two other students are hospitalized with the illness.

CDC: Herpes still 'serious' threat

As much as 16 percent of the U.S. population between the ages of 14 and 49 has genital herpes, according to a government study released Tuesday.

Thais, Hollywood stars go crazy for 'super-human' tattoos

For many, tattoos can be a sign of rebellion, individuality or fashion; but in Thailand, tattoos have a whole different meaning.

Senate leader Reid's family hurt in car wreck

The wife and daughter of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid were injured Thursday in a highway accident, a spokesman for the Democratic senator from Nevada said. The injuries aren't considered life-threatening.

Mississippi school sued for canceling prom over lesbian student

A Mississippi high school faces a lawsuit over its decision to cancel its prom rather than allow a lesbian high school student to attend with her girlfriend.

Autopsy shows Haim had enlarged heart, manager says

The autopsy on Corey Haim revealed the actor's heart was enlarged and his lungs were filled with water when he died, Haim's manager said.

Woman to be high school's head football coach

A high school in Washington, D.C., is set to name a former women's professional football player as its head varsity football coach Friday, a move that a national women's sports advocacy group calls historic.

Retail sales beat expectations

Retail sales rose in February, the government said Friday, surprising economists who expevyed a decline.

Dollar dips ahead of economic reports

The dollar eased Friday ahead of economic reports expected to show modest improvements in retail sales and consumer confidence.

Stocks set for gains

U.S. stocks were poised to extend gains Friday after a government report showed surprising strength in retail sales for February.

The three-figure kitchen makeover

Living with an undersize, outdated kitchen? If so, a sledgehammer may feel like the only solution. But these days you're probably not up for spending the $50,000 or more -- maybe much more -- it would cost to demolish the space and build a new state-of-the-art room from scratch.

Give money to a jobless friend?

Dear Annie: I have a very close friend who's been out of work for almost a year now. He was my college roommate: I've known him for almost 20 years and, for about half that time, we worked at the same company. Then he got laid off. Last week one of my kids told me that my friend's youngest son missed out on a ski trip with the rest of his class because of the expense, even though the cost was minimal (to those of us with jobs).

Evening Buzz: From Chastity to Chaz

Maureen Miller AC360° Writer   Tonight you'll hear from Chaz Bono, formally known as Chastity. As a little girl she appeared on stage with parents, Sonny and Cher. About a year ago she began her life as a man.

Your Health, Your Money: Join the Live Chat

Tonight on 360°, the skyrocketing health insurance premiums. Hikes as high as 56 percent. Why are health insurance companies doing this? We're keeping them honest. We'll also talk with filmmaker Michael Moore, whose movie "Sicko" highlighted the for-profit health care industry. Plus, from Chasity to Chaz. Anderson talks with Cher's son about his new gender.

Video may show missing family walking in Mexico

Gabriel Falcon AC360° Writer Authorities said a surveillance tape may possibly show a California family missing for more than a month casually crossing into Mexico.

Video: Chaz Bono reflects on his gender transition journey

Chaz Bono tells CNN's Anderson Cooper about his gender transition and emotional journey.

Video: Crazy medical costs

CNN's Stephanie Elam and Elizabeth Cohen join NYU's Andrew Rubin to discuss fighting medical charges.