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Rece Davis interviews No. 1 overall recruit Robert Nkemdiche on ESPNU minutes after the coveted defensive committed to Ole Miss.

Marc-Andre Fleury double stacks the pads and cartwheels across the crease for a big save.

Randy Couture talks with Sherdog about being a coach on Bellator’s upcoming reality show.

CNN’s Barbara Starr reports Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is recommending military pay be limited, effectively decreasing troop salary next year.

After winning $1 million, Stephen and Terri Weaver won another $50,000.

Speaker of the House John Boehner says automatic federal spending cuts, known as the “sequester,” are like taking a meat ax to the government.

Actress Melissa McCarthy doesn’t want her daughters to see her new movie, “Identity Thief.” As John Basedow reports, McCarthy, who’s known for her hilariously raunchy characters, like man-hungry Megan in the hit film “Bridesmaids,” prefers her 5-year-old and almost-3-year-old girls

Denver police say two children have been shot to death in northeast Denver. The department says multiple people have been shot but gave few details.

Monopoly is shaking things up a bit by replacing a classic token with a brand new one.

Chris Rock at a Capital Hill Press Conference “I am just here to support the President of the United States. President of the United States is our boss, but he is also… you know, the President and the First Lady

AP: Bruce Willis, star of ‘A Good Day to Die Hard,’ dismisses any link between Hollywood movie shootouts and real-life gun violence and says his movies aren’t about madmen, they’re just a “piece of entertainment.” (Feb. 6)

From WPTV: A voter advocacy group has filed a lawsuit against St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections Gertrude Walker to inspect voting records from the District 18 race between ex-congressman Allen West and U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy. True the Vote,

Commentator Bill Kristol laughed off attempts of the “establishment” to “come to the rescue” of the Tea Party on Fox News last night. Kristol said that the “establishment” candidates lost the election, not the Tea Party.

Video from Anadolu Agency appears to show a shoe being thrown at Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during a mosque visit in Cairo. Ahmadinejad’s three-day visit to Egypt is centered around an Islamic summit.