2011 Clips

• Michigan man may have intentionally infected hundreds with HIV

• New diet rules curb Meals on Wheels

• For some churches, the Internet clicks; for others it doesn’t

• Is Obama’s rail initiative a ‘train to nowhere’?

• No, crackheads aren’t coming to get you

• Sports fans play the Washington game

• Romney campaign puts Mormon faith in spotlight

• Majority of states lining up to ditch No Child Left Behind

• US data on ‘bad doctors’ closed to the public

• FAA dispute costing millions more than it would save

• Porn piracy wars get personal

• Murdoch’s ‘foggy’ performance may have served him well

• FBI intends to trawl controversial immigration program

• Foreign computer tech comes pre-infected for your convenience

• U.S. aims to track ‘untraceable’ prepaid cash cards

• Challenges to red light cameras span U.S.

• Prices soar on the used car lot

• Deadly virus hits horse circuit

• Police on radio scanner apps: That’s not a 10-4

• Conservative student group becomes a lightning rod beyond campuses

• Bin Laden compound could yield big intelligence harvest

• Osama bin Laden killed in Pakistan, Obama says

• Bible edits leave some feeling cross

• Obama: Military action has stopped Gadhafi

• Triple whammy slows Japan relief effort

• Safety debate delays new license for Japan-type reactor

• Teacher layoffs raise class-size tensions

• Agencies consider new kidney transplant rules

• Schools cut lunch options for kids who struggle to pay

• States seek to copy Arizona immigration law

• State of the Union 2011: Obama urges cooperation and innovation

• The Twitter Snowball Effect, the Zodiac and NPR

• 2011 CES: Automated two-wheeler aims to be the car of the future

• 2011 CES: Four-wheeled computers take to the road

• 2011 CES: Fractured Android leaves orphan tablets behind

• 2011 CES: Microsoft previews ‘system on a chip’

• 2011 CES: Hardware is back at CES