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Huckabee, Obama Win
Obama swept Democratic contests over rival Clinton, with wins in Nebraska, Washington state and Louisiana. Huckabee defeated McCain in Kansas and Louisiana, while the Arizona senator won a tight race in Washington state.

Tentative Deal Seen for Writers
The Writers Guild of America said in a letter to its members overnight that it had reached a "tentative deal" for a new three-year contract with the major Hollywood studios and television networks. (Text of letter)

Six Detainees to Face 9/11 Charges
Charges could be filed as early as next week against six Guantanamo detainees for alleged involvement in the Sept. 11 attacks.

G7 Finance Chiefs: Growth 'to Slow'
G7 finance chiefs said they would take suitable steps to combat a worsening global economic slowdown, but stopped short of offering specific remedies.

Gutierrez Sees Slower Growth Rate
Commerce Secretary Gutierrez said the U.S.'s economic growth rate is expected to slow in the first half of 2008, but it is likely to recover in the second quarter. He said sustained high oil prices pose a significant problem for the U.S.

Botox Faces FDA Safety Review
The FDA is reviewing the safety of Allergan's Botox and a rival product after reports of deaths and breathing problems in patients. (FDA's statement)

Venezuela Official Blasts Exxon
Venezuela called Exxon's move to freeze $12 billion in overseas assets of its state oil company "legal terrorism."