PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI –Most of the dead bodies are gone, but the rubble remains. It would be easy to believe the earthquake happened days, not months, ago. Throughout Haiti, piles of cinder blocks, twisted steel rebar and chunks of concrete stand higher than grown men. Houses lean, and the presidential palace sags like a giant-sized deflated carnival attraction….

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Haitians to rebuild, better than before

A Los Angeles judge has ruled that Michael Jackson’s father can have access to a portion of the dead pop star’s medical records, which might be used in a possible wrongful death lawsuit.

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Michael Jackson’s dad gets access to medical record (Independent Online)

With the dead week before Super Bowl XLIV upon us, USA TODAY dissects the 2009 regular season for all 32 teams and crowns an MVP for each.

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Team MVPs for 2009: Who were NFL’s top performers this year? (USA Today)

Judge Frank Marullo On March 1, 1995, the evening after Mardi Gras, the dead lay on the ground at 2230 North Roman St. , where they had been ordered to surrender before they were shot to death in a barrage of 58 bullets.

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After 14 years, judge frees injured suspect in quadruple killing (New Orleans Times-Picayune)

Want to know what the FBI thought of Michael Joseph Jackson? The FBI has released the files on the dead singer. Well, those files it wants you to see.

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The FBI Files On Michael Jackson: Stalkers, Terrorists And The Best Bits Not Redacted (Anorak)