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10:21 am
Mon December 31, 2012

The Hobbit Filmmaker Turns To Crime Documentary

The new documentary, West of Memphis, delves into the controversial case of three Arkansas teens who were convicted of murder in 1994. Host Michel Martin speaks with Oscar-winning filmmaker Peter Jackson and Damien Echols, one of men convicted in the case.

It's All Politics
10:03 am
Mon December 31, 2012

Why The Tea Party Stands At A Crossroads

Originally published on Mon December 31, 2012 10:11 am

It's a little bit early, but the Tea Party is hitting its sophomore slump.

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The Two-Way
9:07 am
Mon December 31, 2012

Top Stories: 'Fiscal Cliff' Deadline Nears; New Year's Celebrations Begin

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In Sydney, Australia, early today, New Year's Eve celebrations included fireworks and a big kiss.

Good morning.

Our early headlines on this last day of 2012:

-- Year Ends As It Began, With Lawmakers Headed Toward The 'Fiscal Cliff'.

-- Secretary Clinton's Condition 'Extremely Common'.

Other stories making headlines include:

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The Two-Way
8:32 am
Mon December 31, 2012

Secretary Clinton's Condition 'Extremely Common'

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Dec. 4 in Brussels, before she fell ill.

Originally published on Mon December 31, 2012 5:12 pm

  • From 'Morning Editon': Jackie Northam and Rob Stein

Update at 5:04 p.m. ET Clot Located Behind Right Ear

The clot that has put U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a New York City hospital for treatment and observation is located behind her right ear, in a vein that's in the space between her brain and skull.

A statement by her physicians released by the State Department said the clot did not result in a stroke or neurological damage.

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It's All Politics
7:28 am
Mon December 31, 2012

Not Your Father's (Or Mother's) Congress

Despite what has been called a status quo election, life is far from static on Capitol Hill. The 113th Congress will bring with it generational and some historic changes, including the first all-female delegation for a state (New Hampshire), and the fewest number of military veterans in the Senate and House since World War II.

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