Paul Beck

Ohio State University

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Mitt Romney  won the presidential caucuses Saturday in Washington State, but no delegates were picked for this summer's convention.

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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is at the White House today, talking with  President Obama  about possible war with Iran.

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