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Blackout leaves millions of Chileans in darkness (AP)
3/14/2010 9:39:42 PM

Car drive along a dark street during a blackout in Santiago, Sunday, March 14, 2010.  More than half of the country was affected by the blackout. (AP Photo/Aliosha Marquez)AP - A blackout has plunged millions of Chileans into darkness and rattled a country already anxious after last month's 8.8-magnitude quake.



3 with ties to US consulate killed in Mexican city (AP)
3/14/2010 9:33:07 PM

Soldiers patrol a crime scene where a crashed car sits in Ciudad Juarez, Sunday, March 14, 2010.  A U.S. consulate employee and her husband were shot to death Saturday in their car near the Santa Fe International bridge linking Ciudad Juarez with El Paso, Texas, and their baby was found unharmed in the back seat, according to Vladimir Tuexi, a spokesman for Chihuahua state prosecutors' office.  (AP Photo)AP - Gunmen killed a U.S. consulate employee and her husband as they drove in this violent border city with their baby in the back seat, minutes after the husband of another consular employee was shot to death and his two children wounded, officials said Sunday. Security forces suspected a drug gang hit, but offered no motive.



Two snowmobilers dead in Canadian avalanche (AP)
3/14/2010 8:07:02 PM

A search and rescue helicopter heads toward the area where a large avalanche struck near Revelstoke, British Columbia, Sunday, March 14, 2010. The avalanche struck an informal snowmobile rally Saturday in Canada's Rocky Mountains, killing at least three people and leaving an unknown number missing. Rescuers resumed scouring remote Boulder Mountain at daybreak Sunday after halting the search overnight. Police also conducted a door-to-door search of hotel rooms early Sunday to piece together how many people were missing from the Big Iron Shoot Out rally. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Jeff McIntosh)AP - An avalanche that killed two people at an informal snowmobile rally in Canada's Rocky Mountains may have been triggered by three daredevil sledders who apparently unleashed a deadly wall of snow on up to 200 people below, witnesses said Sunday.



Thai protesters march on army headquarters (AP)
3/14/2010 9:50:23 PM

Supporters of ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra gather in a street during a protest on Sunday, March 14, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand. Tens of thousands of red-shirted protesters rallied in Thailand's capital Sunday to press their demand that the government dissolve Parliament or face massive demonstrations at key locations in the city. (AP Photo/Wason Wanichakorn)AP - Army reinforcements were rushed into Thailand's capital as tens of thousands of anti-government demonstrators marched Monday on a key military headquarters demanding that the government dissolve Parliament.




 

Slate V: Green Zone, Remember Me, and She's Out of My League
In this week's Summary Judgment, Mark Jordan Legan sums up what critics are saying about the big weekend movies: Green Zone, Remember Me, and She's Out of My League.

The Slatest: Weekend Edition
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Ira Berlin's The Making of African America: The Four Great Migrations.
Ira Berlin begins this book by recounting a conversation he had several years ago with a small group of black radio technicians, most of them recent immigrants born in Africa or the Caribbean. He had just been interviewed on a local public radio station on the topic "Who freed the slaves?" Berlin had argued that enslaved Southerners played a significant role in their own liberation. He found that the technicians were "deeply interested" in the events leading up to the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863; yet he was troubled by the fact that they felt these events "had nothing to do with them. Simply put, it was not their history."

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