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Rick Santorum's campaign has one of 2012's cleverest political ads. (Of course, we're only less than two months into the year.) The ad, intended to inoculate Santorum against the expected bombardment of negativity from Romney and his superPAC allies, shows a Romney lookalike with a mud-filled paint-gun stalking and shooting at a cardboard cutout of Santorum and missing every time.

The settlement appears to be the largest ever paid by the government to resolve a lawsuit over an immigration raid of a home.

Dave Mustaine, the lead singer of Megadeth, says he was "completely oblivious" to Rick Santorum, but now likes the guy in the sweater vest. According to Rolling Stone, Mustaine dislikes Mitt Romney, and calls Newt Gingrich an "angry little man."

The number of people seeking jobless benefits dropped for the fourth time in five weeks and marked the fewest number of claims in four years.

Thai police said the explosives used were similar to the ones used in the attack of an Israeli diplomat in India.

A labor dispute at a community college in northern Illinois could be nearing an end. A tentative contract agreement has been reached between Rock Valley…

The morning's top headlines from NPR's The Two-Way.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has changed the way they nominate documentaries for the Oscars. One of the most controversial changes — proposed by filmmaker Michael Moore — is that films must be reviewed by The New York Times or the Los Angeles Times.