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The Slatest: March 18, 2012 Suspect in Afghan Killings Held in Kansas Portrait is emerging of a man under emotional and financial stress from multiple deployments. READ FULL STORY Dozens Arrested During Occupy Anniversary Some protesters claim police officers used physical force to clear out New York's Zuccotti Park. READ FULL STORY Gas Prices Likely To Keep Increasing As refineries prepare to shut down, Mitt Romney calls on Obama to fire his top energy officials. READ FULL STORY Romney Doubles Down in Illinois The state is considered friendly territory for the former governor and he's looking for a big victory Tuesday. READ FULL STORY Family: Black Teen Was Not Shot in Self-Defense Police and family disagree on what can be heard on the 911 tapes before unarmed 17-year-old was shot. READ FULL STORY Car Bomb Strikes Syrian City of Aleppo Blast takes place a day after two explosions killed at least 27 people in Damascus. READ FULL STORY Nazi Death Camp Guard Demjanjuk Dies The retired Ohio autoworker who was convicted in May died on Saturday in southern Germany. READ FULL STORY Kony 2012 Filmmaker Detained After Public Masturbation San Diego police say the Invisible Children co-founder was taken for a mental evaluation. READ FULL STORY Advertisement From Slate: How Do Undercover Cops Actually Train To Infiltrate a High School? The Controversial Medical Treatment To Stop Severely Disabled Children From Growing The Most Important Voting Bloc in 2012 Is Single Women What Happened When a Family Tried To Shop Only at Black-Owned Businesses for a Year Why Is Virginia Taking So Long To Disclose DNA Evidence That May Exonerate Innocent Men? This Will Be the Season When Mad Men Finally Confronts Race Head On Casa de Mi Padre Has 15 Minutes of Great Jokes—Sadly, It Is 84 Minutes Long More from The Slatest: Dozens Arrested During Occupy Anniversary Romney Doubles Down in Illinois Gas Prices Likely To Keep Increasing Suspect in Afghan Killings Held in Kansas Car Bomb Strikes Syrian City of Aleppo Nazi Death Camp Guard Demjanjuk Dies Family: Black Teen Was Not Shot in Self-Defense Kony 2012 Filmmaker Detained After Public Masturbation U.S. Warns North Korea Over Planned Rocket Launch George Clooney Released After D.C. Arrest

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