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Mitt Romney proves that his principles are as unwavering as his hair, and Keith Ablow finds Newt Gingrich irresistible even if the Republican establishment doesn't. (05:29)
John Harwood, Katrina vanden Heuvel and David Cassidy share their thoughts on Newt Gingrich's sex appeal, Mitt Romney's wealth and Connecticut's tacos. (06:27)
Newt Gingrich seals his victory in the South Carolina primary debates by going after America's most dangerous enemy: debate moderators. (03:19)
Managing Editor of CNN Worldwide Mark Whitaker discusses growing up in a biracial family at a time when interracial marriage was illegal in most states. (06:11)
Herman Cain's poll numbers rise, Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore's marriage crumbles, and Black Star performs. (00:33)
Mexico City renders marriage less binding than a Verizon cell phone contract, and gamers earn Call of Duty Double XP time just by buying snacks. (03:57)
Roy Den Hollander fights for men's rights by striking back at the heart of feminism: ladies night. (07:01)
The time to review the safety of nuclear power plants is not immediately after Japan's major environmental catastrophe. (05:26)
Fix a leaky roof by hammering the electrical box, moving into a neighbor's house and causing the end of their marriage. (00:43)
Engaged women compete for plastic surgery, Tom DeLay faces life in prison for money laundering, and celebrities refuse to tweet until fans donate $1 million to AIDS research. (07:39)
Stephen examines Internet privacy, covers Iran's new weapon and talks to Jeffrey Goldberg about his Middle East predictions. (00:29)
Michelle Obama vacations in Spain, and Newt Gingrich's narcissistic hypocrisy undermines his moral authority. (08:37)
BP operates its oil rig under the Marshall Islands flag, and a couple believes fate brought them together. (04:56)
A married lesbian couple files for divorce and moves into separate Subaru Outbacks, and someone won a Grammy. (00:30)
A lesbian couple files for divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable sameness, and the Japanese poop gold. (05:45)
Stephen thinks that Representative Albert Wynn and his people shouldn't be allowed to vote -- and by "his people," he, of course, means "federal employees." (6:23)