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  White House says contraception compromise will stand

  White House Chief of Staff Jacob Lew said Sunday the Obama administration has no plans to compromise further on its controversial mandate that religious organizations provide contraception services in their employee insurance plans.

• Grammys honor Houston, celebrate 'fallen sister'

  With an opening prayer and a moving tribute from Jennifer Hudson, the Grammy Awards played the part of impromptu memorial for Whitney Houston just a day after the six-time Grammy winner was found dead in the bathtub of her Beverly Hills hotel room.

• Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows

  Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:

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  Tiger Woods charging, but Charlie Wi holds firm lead at Pebble Beach

  Coming off an early bogey that put him eight shots behind, Tiger Woods was in a bunker to the left of the 13th fairway at Pebble Beach when he cut a 9-iron too much, sending it right of the green toward deep rough.

• Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows

  Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:

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  House passes insider trading bill

  The House on Thursday passed a bill banning Congress and executive branch officials from insider trading, but it brushed aside a provision aimed at reining in those who pry financial information from Congress and sell it to investment firms.

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  McCain: U.S. must act to help Syrians under siege

  Sen. John McCain on Thursday said the United States should find ways to help the Syrian people under siege from President Bashar Assad, without putting American "boots on the ground."

• Column: There's still a game in there somewhere

  The strangest coaching decision during Super Bowl week wasn't when Bill Belichick ordered his defense to act like matadors and wave Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw by for a touchdown from 6 yards out with less than a minute left in the game. That's just the one people will remember. The really odd one came four days earlier when the uber-prepared Patriots coach, anticipating a halftime show that would dictate a 30-minute intermission rather than the usual 12, ordered his players to take a break from practicing football and practice sitting in the locker room for a half-hour instead.

• Tuning in to TV

  Chris Brown will perform at this year's Grammy Awards, the event where his career almost ended three years ago.

• RI judge denies Richard Hatch $25 IRS payment bid

  A request by reality television star Richard Hatch to give the Internal Revenue Service a reduced payment of $25 for January in his tax evasion case has been denied by a Rhode Island judge.

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  NFL points finger of responsibility at NBC

  British hip-hop artist M.I.A.'s obscene gesture in the Super Bowl halftime show is prompting apologies from NBC and the NFL. But it isn't immediately registering as a moment that viewers latched on to.

• 'Chronicle' tops box office over 'Woman in Black'

  Both the action film "Chronicle" and Daniel Radcliffe's ghost story "The Woman in Black" performed above expectations on Super Bowl weekend.

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  7th season of 'Mother' reveals ... something

  The mysteries that surround the CBS sitcom "How I Met Your Mother" extend to co-creator Craig Thomas' office on the Fox studio lot.

• NFL's ratings, revenue, popularity grow and grow

  Less than a year ago, Tom Brady, Logan Mankins, Osi Umenyiora and seven other players filed an antitrust suit against the NFL, a key moment in a convoluted and contentious labor dispute between the union and league that threatened to cut short _ or even wipe out _ the 2011 season.

• Rest of TV world idolizing NFL's appeal to viewers

  The biggest of stars is off to a slow start this season.

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