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Monday, March 14, 2011

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Monday, March 14, 2011


Travelers from Japan touch down in Chicago | VIDEO
More people were arriving in Chicago from Japan Monday. Some had faced delays trying to leave the country.

Jury selection begins in suit over patient death | VIDEO
Jury selection began Monday in the civil trial of the northwest Indiana plastic surgeon who fled to Europe before his arrest.

10 hospitalized after North Side fire
Chicago firefighters put out a blaze in a four-story building Monday morning at 6244 N. Winthrop.

Partial deal reached with carriers on O'Hare
Officials with the U.S. Department of Transportation say there's a partial agreement in a long-running dispute between the City of Chicago and two major airlines over the further expansion of O'Hare International Airport.

Victim's relative to testify in Yang trial
The murder trial of Marni Yang continued Monday with two more witnesses testifying for the prosecution.

Burge to report to Madoff's prison this week
Former Chicago police commander Jon Burge is expected to report to prison this week.

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Certified 'Authentic' Italian | Coco Pazzo's Chris Macchia Eighteen Chicago-area restaurants now will receive the "Ospitalita Italiana Seal -- Italian Retaurants in the World," an honor recognizing their authenticity and culinary contributions to Italian culture.

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Monday, March 14, 2011
Arianna Huffington: At HuffPost, we've always aimed to be more than just a trusted source for news and information -- we've also wanted to be a catalyst for engagement. As such, we've worked to combine the power of social media and online journalism by taking our users beyond just reading stories about their community and their world, and providing ways for them to become involved in those stories. It's why we've decided to kick off the first official week of the new Huffington Post Media Group at AOL with a "30-Day Service Challenge" to all AOL/HuffPost employees worldwide, encouraging them to find ways to give back to their local communities. In addition, today on every section of HuffPost we're featuring stories about organizations and individuals who are taking action to help others. Plus, I have an exciting announcement about Twitter co-founder Biz Stone.
WORLD
Fukushima Explosion: Japan Nuclear Plant Rocked By Hydrogen Explosion (VIDEO)
POLITICS
State Department Spokesman P.J. Crowley Resigns
SPORTS
NCAA Tournament 2011 Bracket Revealed
BUSINESS
Hackers Plan Bank Of America Email Leak On Monday Exposing "Corruption And Fraud"
TECHNOLOGY
iPhone Clock Bungles Time Change
BLOG POSTS
Marcus Samuelsson: Giving Back: How You And The Food Community Can Help Struggling Families
Imagine the economic impact it could have in our neighborhoods if we dedicated just a portion of our monthly expenditures to buying local.
Robert Kuttner: The Continuing Mortgage Mess
After the drubbing that the Democrats took last November, you would think that it might occur to the White House that it makes sense to be more clearly aligned with the interests of consumers. But that is still contested terrain.
Diane Ravitch: Eight Civics Lessons from Governor Walker
By his negative example, Governor Scott Walker has reminded us about the rights and obligations of citizenship and about the importance of standing up for the rights of children and workers to sustain a functioning democracy.
Robert Alvarez: Meltdowns Grow More Likely at the Fukushima Reactors
Given what's happening at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear complex, it's time for a serious review of what our nuclear safety authorities consider to be improbable, especially when it comes to reactors operating in earthquake zones.
Sen. Bernie Sanders: Deficit Reduction Requires Shared Sacrifice
The corporate media have been very lax in describing the devastating and unprecedented pain that the Republican House passed budget bill would bring. Let me briefly mention just a very few of their cuts.