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Top Stories: The paper found 350 instances where the Securities and Exchange Commission has given a big Wall Street bank a pass after violating one of its regulations. How Mark Zuckerberg stayed in total command of the company he founded.
Politics: Perhaps the most disliked group in politics, House Republicans are trying hard to change their image for 2012. If a woman is a feminist, pro-choice, and a Republican, is there anyone she can vote for?
World: One Japanese city has declared war on the yakuza, and war is what they got. A deal has been struck between treasure hunters and a British charity that will allow the searchers to recover a sunken warship (and its hundreds of millions of dollar of gold coins), while preserving artifacts for archaeology. A fight in France over an aging nuclear power plant that some see as a disaster waiting to happen, but that brings millions of euros to a small town this sits beside it and doesn't want to see it go.