Kennedy Center hosts three week India arts festival
The Kennedy Center opens a $7 million Maximum India festival with nearly 100 performances, films, and events through March 20. Exhibits feature saris Gandhi quotes and Indian street crafts. Culinary events use master chefs from India including Hemant Oberoi. A new NSO commission by Zakir Hussain debuts, with Rushdie literature series and a Monsoon Club nightclub. The Gem Palace of Jaipur showcases royal jewelry including a 50,000-piece diamond and pearl headdress.
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Battles rattle western Libya as Gaddafi vows to fight on
Pro Gaddafi forces push to retake towns while Misrata and Zawiya fend off major assaults. Rebels held firm on the Tripoli front as NATO pressure grows and Washington moves ships and aircraft closer to Libyan shores. Gaddafi warned of thousands of deaths if intervention proceeds.
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Supreme Court upholds free speech in Snyder protest case
The Supreme Court, with only Justice Alito dissenting, ruled that firing up public debate remains protected under the First Amendment despite the Westboro Baptist Church protests at a military funeral. Justices Roberts and others note the protests reflect deeply held views on public issues, not personal attacks, while veterans groups and many states urged shielding funerals from such demonstrations.
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Daily Horoscope for Aries to Pisces with Birth Postscript
Daily horoscope notes self belief and adaptable guidance across zodiac signs with emphasis on communication, relationships, and personal insight. It lists prominent figures born today including Alexander Graham Bell, Doc Watson, and Ira Glass.
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