Obama's 2012 campaign slogan; China blacks out activist's escape; your "Nerd Prom" recap: and more.

The Slatest: April 30, 2012 Obama Unveils 2012 Campaign Slogan "Forward" replaces "Change" as the president's one-word pitch to American voters. READ FULL STORY China's Censors Black Out Activist's Escape Meanwhile, American and Chinese officials are set to meet later this week to decide Chen Guangcheng's fate. READ FULL STORY Apparent Suicide Attacks Shake Syrian Ceasefire The bombings suggest opposition forces are shifting focus to larger government targets. READ FULL STORY Freedom Tower Set To Claim Title as NYC's Tallest The unfinished building is set to take the title from the Empire State Building, weather permitting. READ FULL STORY Obama Jabs Romney at "Nerd Prom" The presidential campaign took center stage at the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner. READ FULL STORY Will Gingrich Cost Himself a Convention Slot? He is likely to call it quits Wednesday, but some say the long goodbye should have consequences. READ FULL STORY Secret Service Issues Stricter Rules for Agents CNN identifies the agent who allegedly sparked Colombia scandal through payment dispute with prostitute. READ FULL STORY Romney: Borrow Money From Your Parents The presumptive nominee encourages students to take risks and think twice about majoring in English. READ FULL STORY Decision Could Lead To Wave of Immigration Laws If the Supreme Court upholds Arizona's law, several states will almost certainly approve similar measures. READ FULL STORY Advertisement From Slate: Saletan: It's Wrong To Use War for Political Advantage—Unless You're a Republican Teaching Ex-Orthodox Jews How To Date in New York How Bad Would a Cyber Attack Be? Would People Die? Mad Men TV Club: Please Tell Me Peggy Isn't Destined for Life as a Cat Lady Rosenbaum: Why Are Watergate Scholars Too Timid To Pin the Break-In on Nixon? Meet Pantone's Color Forecasters. They Decide What Colors Will Be Cool. How New Early Fetal Tests for Sex and Paternity Will Change Pregnancy What a Bunch of Guys Thought of Last Night's Episode of Girls More from The Slatest: Freedom Tower Set To Claim Title as NYC's Tallest Apparent Suicide Attacks Shake Syrian Ceasefire Obama Unveils 2012 Campaign Slogan China's Censors Black Out Activist's Escape Will Gingrich Cost Himself a Convention Slot? Weaker Al-Qaida Looks To Affiliates for Attacks Obama Jabs Romney at 'Nerd Prom' Decision Could Lead To Wave of Immigration Laws Secret Service Issues Stricter Rules for Agents Romney: Borrow Money From Your Parents

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