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the unarmed teenager. zimmerman does not appear to have any injuries consist went a life and death struggle that his lawyer claims he had with the 17-year-old. a police report says zimmerman was bleeding from the nose and the back of his head and was given first aid at the scene, but then this video was recorded. president barack obama tries to tap into the anger over rising gas prices. in a speech just a short time ago, the president called on congress to end tax breaks for the oil industry. the senate republicans have just blocked a vote on legislation to repeal the tax breaks. r...

Don't ask, don't tell policy, the one that banned openly gay soldiers from serving in the military. harvard is welcoming the rotc back. it's been 40 years since they expelled the training corps from its campus to protest the vietnam war. recently the displeasure with don't ask don't tell continued to keep them off campus. they'll sign a formal agreement today bringing the program back to the university. >> florida democrats hoping to pick up a few house seats with the help of lady gaga. they're selling tickets to her concert in tampa part of their house victory 2012 campaign. democrats buying ...

The president of harvard and the navy secretary will sign an agreement today allowing the rotc to return to campus. the change will end decades of dispute over war and military policy. it was the height of the vietnam war. and on harvard university's brik and ivy campus in the heart of cambridge, massachusetts, the anti-war movement was celebrating a symbolic victory, the banning of rotc, the reserve officer's training corps from harvard yard. the students who received scholarship money for training in the military. when the vietnam war ended, another battle took its place, between harvard and...

Training corps back to campus. drew faust will be joining the secretary of the navy today to make this announcement official, and this comes in the wake of the repeal of don't ask, don't tell. the president of the university put out a statement yesterday saying our renewed relationship affirms the vital role that the members of the armed forces play in serving the nation and securing our freedoms while also affirming inclusion and opportunity as powerful american ideals. it broadens the pathways for students to participate in an honorable and admirable calling, and in so doing, advances our co...