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Monitor articles for March 29, 2012

• Attacking Iran: Did US just torpedo Israeli deal for a base in Azerbaijan?
• Ryan budget, passed in House, becomes political weapon for both sides
• JetBlue pilot's outburst: Could side effects from medications be at fault?
• If Supreme Court scraps health-care law, who wins politically?
• Assad: Aid to rebels must stop for Annan's Syria peace plan to succeed
• Khamenei: Iran strongly opposes any foreign intervention in Syria
• GDP report: US economy is expanding
• Why India is trying to expand trade with Iran
• Are bees threatened by insecticide use? New studies say yes.
• Stocks mixed; Dow rallies late
• Spain leader vows hard line as hundreds of thousands protest austerity
• The pope in Cuba: a reporter's notebook
• Obama: Taxpayers shouldn't subsidize oil industry's record profits
• Student loans: the more you can pay at once, the better
• How did humans evolve to walk upright? Fossil discovery complicates the picture.
• Amazon CEO Bezos will hoist mammoth, antique rocket engines from seafloor
• Follow the money: Government influence on private media in Argentina
• A Jewish synagogue makes a comeback in Lebanon
• 'Game of Thrones': as you prepare for Season 2
• Arab leaders stay away from Baghdad summit
• PlayStation 4 'Orbis' could rewrite the rules for used games
• Trayvon Martin case: Three key questions still not answered
• Indicted: US soldiers offer to serve as hired guns for Mexican gangs
• Apple CEO's visit to Foxconn plant dredges up controversial history
• President Obama vastly outspends GOP presidential campaigns
• Adrienne Rich: a voice for the marginalized
• EU leaders agree on need for more money - just not how much
• Pedals, gears, and poles: India's makeshift wheelchairs
• How will the Supreme Court's health-care ruling affect taxes?
• Are pesticides responsible for bee deaths?
• Ethnic violence belies Balkans peace
• What Teachers Make
• Mexico presidential campaign: Off to a good start
• Reader recommendation: The Boy in the Moon
• African presidents forced to turn back from occupied Mali runway
• Simple cheese souffle
• Jobless claims continue to fall
• Whether Obama or Romney, next US leader faces severe foreign challenges
• North Sea gas leak has environmental activists concerned
• 6 signs of hope in Pakistan
• Amazon's Jeff Bezos to search for sunken Apollo 11 engines
• Atheist and pro-Israel, Maikel Nabil tests free speech in Egypt
• The warm weather job boost
• Libya to Europe: Remember us?
• Sudan and South Sudan say no to war, but violence continues
• Egypt takes second shot at coming up with a fair constitutional convention
• Why the Simpson-Bowles budget defeat isn't the end of the line
• The US government's war on cash
• Top Picks: 'I, Claudius,' improv on the subway, and more
• Pope in Cuba: Trip shows how church playing balancing act
• Oil prices: Can US, UK, and France drive them down?
• Why Boulder, Colo., took charge of its electric company
• American Idol: Stevie Nicks coaches and the top nine shine
• Inviting God into your day
• New police video casts doubt on George Zimmerman injuries
• Bush endorsement leaves Romney focused on November
• Amazon founder locates Apollo 11 rockets
• JetBlue pilot: Are some jobs too stressful?
• Why George Zimmerman should not be 'crucified' for killing Trayvon Martin
• Why Algeria refused to let French gunman to be buried there
• Dalai Lama wins Templeton Prize as more than 'simple Buddhist monk'
• Report: North Korea gassing up rocket, imperiling diplomacy
• Legendary musician Earl Scruggs remembered for revolutionary banjo playing style
• Winds She Said
• As Starbucks rolls out plan to sell beer and wine, some buzz is negative
• Will Ferrell announces Ron Burgundy's return in 'Anchorman' sequel
• Romney gains key endorsements, moves into mop-up phase of campaign
• Flight attendants call police on unruly children