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In all of the polls, the former Massachusetts governor has had a sizable lead over his opponents. A win would make him the first non-incumbent Republican to win both Iowa and New Hampshire since the '70s.

Officials said the bomb appeared to be planted by Pakistani Taliban targeting pro-government militias.

The task was emotionally charged, because it amounted to putting a price tag on the lives of coal miners killed in the country's deadliest mine disaster.

CBS has revamped its morning show, which now has new hosts, a new set and a new focus: more hard news, less soft entertainment. TV critic David Bianculli says the new format works — as long as the network makes good on its news-oriented focus.

The bill is aimed at ultra-Orthodox Jews who dressed up as concentration camp prisoners at a protest. The legislation is also part of a bigger discussion within Israel about how much religious beliefs should influence public policy.

In December, Ethiopian troops seized the city of Beledweyne, in Western Somalia, from terrorist group al-Shabab. The African Union also plans to send thousands more troops into the country. Some analysts are concerned about the effect the international intervention will have on the region.

Computer chips and technology are invading all sorts of previously dumb devices. Phones are now smart. Cars are becoming connected computers on wheels. Call it the computerization of everything. But how we interact with these machines is bound to evolve.

A poll found the Comedy Central star Stephen Colbert, who wanted to be on his home state's ballot, would beat Jon Huntsman by one point.

Did pollsters underestimate the strength of Rep. Ron Paul's New Hampshire support because they didn't include enough younger voters in their sample? Yes, says a Washington, D.C.-based pollster in a piece on the Campaign and Elections website.

The language in the central bank's "beige book" look at the economy has gotten more upbeat. It sees "modest to moderate" growth.