Mandela in good spirits after hospital stay
Nelson Mandela remains in good spirits following a second night in a Pretoria hospital for a recurring lung infection. President Jacob Zuma announced Mandela ate breakfast and was recovering, amid concerns over his health.
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Pope Francis Leads Good Friday Way of the Cross in Rome
Thousands gather at Rome's Colosseum as Pope Francis marks his first Good Friday. The meditation readings, by Lebanese youths, highlight Middle East conflict and mercy. Pilgrims from Italy, India, China, Nigeria, Syria, Lebanon and Brazil carry the cross.
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Adults text and drive more than teens in AT&T survey
A survey from AT&T finds 49 percent of adult drivers text and drive while 43 percent of teens do the same. Most adults know the danger yet say texting is second nature and helps them feel connected. Parents’ lack of rules against texting strongly predicts teen texting while driving.
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Boehner criticizes Young for offensive migrant slur remarks
Speaker John Boehner condemned Don Young's use of the term wetbacks calling it offensive and beneath the dignity of the office. Young apologized saying the word was insensitive and a poor choice of words amid an ethics probe and prior Justice Department inquiry.
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